However, research shows that certain risk factors greatly increase the likelihood of developing psychosis [4]: Using high-THC cannabis concentrates or edibles frequently Beginning cannabis use during adolescence or early adulthood Having a family history of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or other psychotic disorders Combining cannabis with alcohol or other substances Experiencing chronic stress or trauma Even though cannabis is often viewed as harmless, its effects on the developing brain can be unpredictable and, for some, profoundly destabilizing
On average, a chewing tobacco pouch has about 416 mg of nicotine per gram
"Maybe later." I know where that might end, but so does life, and there's no stopping the inevitable
In the first module, we examine the scope of tobacco use, its causes, nicotine's pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, and how nicotine traps tobacco users in a cycle of dependence