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9/6/2013 11:04:30 AM
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All stimulants can cause psychosis, so should we stay away from coffee too?
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Edited by Paul Hammer: 9/9/2013 9:14:17 PMWell, too much of anything can be bad. People have died from drinking too much water, but we're not going to ban H2O. Sure, caffeine consumption may be an issue, although there is very limited evidence that it can cause psychosis with the doses that most people take on a daily basis.
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Yeah but you're bashing mary for something that happens with big doses of it. You feel lethargic and chilled the whole experience. Moderation is key here.
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Edited by Paul Hammer: 9/10/2013 6:53:35 AMLike I mentioned, MJ is a different drug than it used to be. It has on average 8.5 times as much THC content, and less Cannabidiol to reduce the psychoactive effects. Even so, I'm going to agree with you that moderation is key here. It can make some people feel chill, but it can seriously harm other people, and cause schizophrenia (as Dojo pointed out). In my opinion, weed would be safer if it were legalized. That way, you would know the %THC content you're getting.
