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7/26/2013 9:41:04 AM
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What risks?
Schizophrenia can not be caused by cannabis, and can be triggered by nearly anything. Cannabis can actually help treat it. Again, that's the fault of a mental disorder, not cannabis directly. It is not physically addictive such as alcohol, only psychologically which is again determined by the user's mentality. You've just said it medicates against depression, which is a good thing.
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Edited by DocSmurf: 7/26/2013 10:11:00 AM[quote]Schizophrenia can not be caused by cannabis, and can be triggered by nearly anything.[/quote] "it can also set of those with a predisposition for schizophrenia" Simply because lots of things can set it off doesn't change the fact that statistically cannabis is one of those things. [quote]It is not physically addictive such as alcohol, only psychologically which is again determined by the user's mentality. [/quote] There are seriously advanced psychological mechanics to this. People that use it to treat depression are at a very high risk of becoming dependent on it like any other depression medication. I have been researching this for years. No need to get defensive. I'm already with legalization.
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I've never denied that. It's just not the fault of cannabis, it's the fault of the individual's mentality. Which would you rather they be dependent on? I never meant to come off as defensive, I've highly enjoyed this conversation.
