Marijuana
Unsafe with pregnancy
This is the act of smoking marijuana in order to feel chilled out, relaxed and happy. It is an ancient practice undertaken by individuals to promote wellbeing, or by groups or religious orders to promote social cohesion
Caution
Regular use may cause or worsen;
- Mental Health problems
- Chronic cough
- Aggressive social behaviour
- Problems with learning or concentrating
- Cannabis addiction
Rarely, it may increase the risk of Testicular cancer
Therapy for:
Chronic Pain
Depression
PTSD
Social Anxiety
Cancer supportive care
Multiple Sclerosis
Epilepsy
Relaxation
Improve social interaction
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Also known as cannabis, pot, weed, dagga, dope or grass
Its recreational use is illegal in most countries although it is largely decriminalised in the countries listed below:
Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Georgia, Jamaica, Malta, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Portugal, Russia, Slovenia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Ukraine and Uruguay.
Diabetes: Use with caution
Unsafe with children
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