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Weed gives you cancer and weed kills you lol I heard it all today sigh
I have stopped for some weeksDepends on the person
For me it's not addictive i been on other shit before I know what addiction is I never felt addicted to weed
I can quit anytime I have for weeks and months at a time so I can get higher n feel refreshed was it easy not really but it's manageable it's not like being addicted to other shit not even close
I don't smoke it 365 stop projecting lol smh
Lol at spending 30% of my funds on it not even close I know people that grow and I got the hookup.
I get that weed might be an issue for some but it isn't w/,me stop putting everyone into a box
It's true that some people react very strongly to it. I smoked with this dude once and it was like this motherfucker just took a hit of some PCP and started running around the neighborhood screaming. Shit was fucking wild. Me and my homie watched and laughed. Didn't smoke with him again though.I have stopped for some weeks
I can stop
Other things are more adictive
Most weed smokers who smoke regulary will smoke every single day and if the don't they get headaches and depression and agressive or negative moods
Of course it is probably nothing compared to heroon and other harder drugs.
But weed smokers who smoke every day for years saying they aren't adicted is quiet funny. Yes you can stop smoking. I also can start joging 1 hour a day, but I didn't do it.
Your decisions on what you do.
Weed smells nice and tastes good it is fun. I personally react strong to it and get side effects and no ty to being in a altered state of mind every single day of the week.
Yeah it's not for everyoneIt's true that some people react very strongly to it. I smoked with this dude once and it was like this motherfucker just took a hit of some PCP and started running around the neighborhood screaming. Shit was fucking wild. Me and my homie watched and laughed.
Weed feels much lighter on the lungs than cigarettes. Also people smoke packs 20 pieces of cigs. With weed you can smoke 1-3 a day. Depending how much you use.Smoking a pure cannabis joint (without tobacco or additives) still carries physical risks, though they differ somewhat from tobacco smoking. Here’s a breakdown of the potential physical damage:
Respiratory Risks
1. Lung Irritation – Cannabis smoke contains many of the same irritants, tar, and carcinogens as tobacco smoke, leading to coughing, phlegm production, and airway inflammation.
2. Bronchitis-like Symptoms – Regular smoking can cause chronic bronchial irritation, leading to wheezing, shortness of breath, and chronic cough.
3. Reduced Lung Function – While cannabis doesn’t cause emphysema like tobacco, heavy long-term use can lead to some degree of reduced lung efficiency.
Cellular and DNA Damage
4. Carcinogens & Toxins – Although cannabis itself hasn’t been definitively linked to lung cancer, the combustion process produces carcinogenic compounds similar to those in tobacco.
5. Mucosal Damage – The heat from smoking can cause minor burns or irritation to the throat and airways, potentially leading to cellular damage over time.
Cardiovascular Impact
6. Increased Heart Rate – Smoking cannabis causes an acute rise in heart rate, which could pose a risk for those with pre-existing heart conditions.
7. Blood Pressure Fluctuations – It can cause temporary blood pressure drops, increasing the risk of dizziness or fainting.
Other Risks
8. Toxin Absorption – Without a filter, you inhale unfiltered combusted plant material, leading to higher exposure to toxins.
9. Mouth and Gum Irritation – Smoke exposure can lead to dry mouth and irritation of the gums, potentially increasing the risk of oral health issues.
How It Compares to Tobacco
Cannabis smoke lacks nicotine, so it doesn’t cause the same level of addiction or vascular damage as tobacco.
However, deep inhalation and breath-holding (common with cannabis) increase tar deposition in the lungs.
The overall frequency of smoking is often lower than cigarette smokers, reducing cumulative exposure.
Mitigating Risks
Vaporization – Avoids combustion and reduces exposure to harmful byproducts.
Edibles or Tinctures – Completely avoids inhalation risks.
Water Filtration (e.g., bongs) – Can slightly reduce some particulate inhalation, but doesn’t eliminate toxins.
Weed feels much lighter on the lungs than cigarettes. Also people smoke packs 20 pieces of cigs. With weed you can smoke 1-3 a day. Depending how much you use.
I personally see more of the risk in it affecting you spiritualy as the thc. It gets you high changes your senses. Nictone is nothing compared to it. You just get a small pleasant buzz. Weed gets you high.
Also depending on where you live weed can be massively impurifyed. Like cut and sprayed ect. 100% true. But depends where in the world.
I mean, there are absolutely people who don't smoke weed who are super lazy and slow in life and broke. It's definitely not for everyone, but not everybody who smokes weed is doomed to be some sort of failure.There apsolutely are weed smokers who are super lazy and slow in life and broke. It exists. Wake and bake.
Genetics are weird. Everybody is different. My grandfather smoke and drank every day for like 60 years and died in his mid 80s.
Cannabis smoke is still harmful. I did a quick google and one joint is like 3-5 cigarettes.
Might as well try at least. Hardy hit his inhaler after all.Sounds like he won't be fighting for long. They don't let you wear an oxygen tank into the cage as a substitute for working lungs.
Yeah yeah weed isn't addictive nor a drug. You can quit anytime. That's why you smoke it 365 days a year. Ok. Also good job spending 30% of your funds on it.
Bunch of assholes running that crew.Fucking love this movie, id seriously watch over Star wars any day, actually I don't like star wars but still, this movie is awesome!
I'm pretty sure cigs are part of their essential bodily functions