Should cannabis be legalized?

[Num7]

Imagine husbands: "Here, have a gummy"

"Here, have A BAG of gummies" Haha!

I've always felt with exaggerated stress and anxiety. My whole life. It's hard to chill out, even in calm moments.

Pardon my French, but cannabis helps a lot to chill the f... out and reset your system.

In my experience, not only does it chill you out on the moment (obviously), but it also eliminates build up stress you've accumulated over time. Shit you keep thinking about and torture yourself with... It brings me back in a good place for the next few days, which is nice.

 

[Farang]

"Here, have A BAG of gummies" Haha!

I've always felt with exaggerated stress and anxiety. My whole life. It's hard to chill out, even in calm moments.

Pardon my French, but cannabis helps a lot to chill the f... out and reset your system.

In my experience, not only does it chill you out on the moment (obviously), but it also eliminates build up stress you've accumulated over time. Shit you keep thinking about and torture yourself with... It brings me back in a good place for the next few days, which is nice.

Although going off topic, Phosphatidylserine is very good - in my experience, for stress.
Swansons & many other companies sell it.

https://www.naturalmentalhealth.com/blog/phosphatidylserine-benefits-uses-for-mental-health-joy-depression-anxiousness

 

[Mayhem]

What about driving laws?

 

[Wind7]

What about driving laws?

In my county here in MN., they have a breathalyzer that will be able to detect cannabis levels
so, if arrested, it would be called a DUI. (Driving Under the Influence)

What they are STILL trying to figure out are the differing Tolerance Levels.

Let's say a newbie to cannabis shows the same level as an experienced user,
The experienced user would more than likely be able to function more normally than a new user would (or even could.)

Speaking only for myself, I become much more aware of my surroundings while driving and
am not at all 'Paranoid' of other drivers. I have heard others say that there's no way they would drive under THC influence.

To be fair...I only drive if I have to as your question hasn't been fully answered....Yet.

Minnesota sisters invent roadside device to test whether drivers are high

Police departments across the country are using the OcuPro as part of a pilot program to test drivers for THC impairment.

www.kare11.com

 

[Farang]

What concerns me about legalization is that some people may not know the strength of different strains.

Furthermore, the final product is becoming more developed and refined, as well as the method of ingestion.

Additionally, it can precipitate psychosis in some individuals.

Having raised these points, they are all applicable to alcohol, which can and does make some people violent and can lead to addiction.

Therefore, in order to address the topic of legalization, it needs to be tightly controlled and regulated, with government health warnings, etc.

 

[Farang]

Then there's this to consider.

Cannabis and Psychosis - PubMed

Psychosis and cannabis use may overlap in multiple ways in young people. Research suggests that cannabis use increases risk for having psychotic symptoms, both attenuated (subthreshold) and acute. Cannabis use may also exacerbate psychosis symptoms among young people with underlying psychosis...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[PaulaJedi]

"Here, have A BAG of gummies" Haha!

I've always felt with exaggerated stress and anxiety. My whole life. It's hard to chill out, even in calm moments.

Pardon my French, but cannabis helps a lot to chill the f... out and reset your system.

In my experience, not only does it chill you out on the moment (obviously), but it also eliminates build up stress you've accumulated over time. Shit you keep thinking about and torture yourself with... It brings me back in a good place for the next few days, which is nice.

And the gummies wouldn't destroy one's lungs.

 

[Mayhem]