Therapeutics 12:45 – chemotherapy nausea and vomiting, oral. Chronic pain – relief. MS, oral help short term. all adults. All modest. Others inadequate info.
Respiratory Disease 13:30 – Bronchitis longterm (substantial), moderate smoking evidence – airway dynamic improvement with acute use (not chronic use), Higher forced vital capacity, cessation and improved respiratory symptoms.
Injury and Death 15:00 – Prior to driving increased motor vehicle accident risk, legal states – increased unintentional overdoses in children, all-cause morality and occupational injury (unclear)
Cancer –16:45 insufficient evident to tie with cancer. 17:15 single studies do show mom to child cancer but insufficient evidence.
Psychosocial – Within 24 hrs of evaluation impaired cognitive domains (learning, memory, attention). Impairment in cognitive domains for individual that stopped (limited studies). Adolescent use impairs academic achievement, education, employment income, social relationships and social roles.
Mental Health 20:15 – Substantial evidence of use (frequent users) associated to schizophrenia and psychoses, schizophrenia and psychoses learn and memorize better with it, doesn’t appear to increase likelihood of PTSD, anxiety and depression, For bipolar disorder daily use is linked to greater symptoms, heavy user more likely to report suicide thoughts, regular use increase risk for social anxiety disorder.
Use – greater frequency or younger age increased likely use problem (addiction?).
Use and other substances – limited evidence of tobacco initiation, and other substances rates and use patterns. Moderate evidence of substance dependence and/or substance abuse disorder (alcohol, tobacco, drugs) 22:30
Barriers – Schedule 1 substance, $, control
Adolescence should not use it recreationally, it leads to cannabis use disorder 54:40
here are the predicitons – predicted that up to 50% of legally approved and prescribed medications are made to target G protein-coupled receptors in man and woman… those protein receptors are part of our 7 trans membrane receptor super family of receptors, the largest group of cell receptors in our bodies that maintains signalling in the cells… phytocannabinoids in cannabis are active in our G proteins as well and compete with @ least 50% of approved medications at this time… in mainstream cannabinoids are known as pro resolving mediators… the stick in the Butt of the researchers will not allow them to call them cannabinoids ( oh no Cannabis compounds !!! oh the thought !! )
All this information and research has shown that cannabis is less harmful than a lot of the drugs that we have nowadays look at alcohol, tobacco, etc this is very hypocritical I would even go as far as to say that cannabis is beneficial for someones health all a bunch of bs I heard here and I listened to the whole thing lol
Thank YOU. As a LCSW and women in recovery from marijuana addiction for over 32 years. I am writing a book about cannabis addiction among women with first hand stories by women in recovery from cannabis addiction. Antonia@therapyfortheheartandsoul.com IT IS INTERESTING THAT YOU SUGEST THAT LONG TERM CHRONIC CANNABIS DOES NOT CAUSE DEPRESSION; YET IT IS STATED THAT CANNABIS USE IS EVIDENT OF INCREASED BIPOLAR SYMPTOMS AND INCREASED THOUGHTS OF SUICIDE.
This from the end of Chapter 12:
A conclusion weighted as substantial was reached for the research question addressing
the statistical association between cannabis use and the development of schizophrenia or other
psychoses. As noted in the chapter’s Discussion of Findings sections, there are common trends in
the types of study limitations found in this evidence base. The most common are limitations in
the study design (e.g., a lack of appropriate control groups, a lack of long-term follow-ups),
variable analysis of cannabis use (i.e., dose/amount/frequency current versus. lifetime), small
sample sizes, and research gaps in the studies of depression and PTSD. These limitations
highlight the enormous amount of available opportunity to advance the current research agenda,
in the hopes of providing comprehensive and conclusive conclusions on the potential therapeutic
benefits and harms of cannabis or cannabinoid use.
Is this even a real study? It's limitations include the most basic of what scholarly research studies are supposed to have.
Not very helpful, in general or overall.
Cannabis has some amazing medical benefits https://mmjdoctors.com/top-50-bloggers-agree-on-these-3-benefits-of-using-marijuana/
Here are my findings on all of you fine doctors…. YOU DON'T KNOW SHIT!!!
Notes: (Report made based on 10,000 abstracts. http://nationalacademies.org/hmd/reports/2017/health-effects-of-cannabis-and-cannabinoids.aspx )
Therapeutics 12:45 – chemotherapy nausea and vomiting, oral. Chronic pain – relief. MS, oral help short term. all adults. All modest. Others inadequate info.
Respiratory Disease 13:30 – Bronchitis longterm (substantial), moderate smoking evidence – airway dynamic improvement with acute use (not chronic use), Higher forced vital capacity, cessation and improved respiratory symptoms.
Injury and Death 15:00 – Prior to driving increased motor vehicle accident risk, legal states – increased unintentional overdoses in children, all-cause morality and occupational injury (unclear)
Cancer –16:45 insufficient evident to tie with cancer. 17:15 single studies do show mom to child cancer but insufficient evidence.
Cardiometabolic Risk – Heart Attack, Stroke, Diabetes – unclear
Immunity – limited evidence that smoke is anti-inflammatory (18:40). Very little and insufficient data on immunity and HIV.
Prenatal – 18:50 Low birth weight. Childhood outcome, unclear
Psychosocial – Within 24 hrs of evaluation impaired cognitive domains (learning, memory, attention). Impairment in cognitive domains for individual that stopped (limited studies). Adolescent use impairs academic achievement, education, employment income, social relationships and social roles.
Mental Health 20:15 – Substantial evidence of use (frequent users) associated to schizophrenia and psychoses, schizophrenia and psychoses learn and memorize better with it, doesn’t appear to increase likelihood of PTSD, anxiety and depression, For bipolar disorder daily use is linked to greater symptoms, heavy user more likely to report suicide thoughts, regular use increase risk for social anxiety disorder.
Use – greater frequency or younger age increased likely use problem (addiction?).
Use and other substances – limited evidence of tobacco initiation, and other substances rates and use patterns. Moderate evidence of substance dependence and/or substance abuse disorder (alcohol, tobacco, drugs)
22:30
Barriers – Schedule 1 substance, $, control
Adolescence should not use it recreationally, it leads to cannabis use disorder 54:40
This is my take on Hormone effects of Marijuana. @BGDg
Wow, so driving a car while on Cannabis increases chances to die in a car accident! Therefore Cannabis is a danger to your health!!!
Morons with degrees!
I'm actually thinking bout doing it again
What about those who freak out when using it
here are the predicitons – predicted that up to 50% of legally approved and prescribed medications are made to target G protein-coupled receptors in man and woman… those protein receptors are part of our 7 trans membrane receptor super family of receptors, the largest group of cell receptors in our bodies that maintains signalling in the cells…
phytocannabinoids in cannabis are active in our G proteins as well and compete with @ least 50% of approved medications at this time…
in mainstream cannabinoids are known as pro resolving mediators… the stick in the Butt of the researchers will not allow them to call them cannabinoids ( oh no Cannabis compounds !!! oh the thought !! )
This is very poor audio quality.
All this information and research has shown that cannabis is less harmful than a lot of the drugs that we have nowadays look at alcohol, tobacco, etc this is very hypocritical I would even go as far as to say that cannabis is beneficial for someones health all a bunch of bs I heard here and I listened to the whole thing lol
Thank YOU. As a LCSW and women in recovery from marijuana addiction for over 32 years. I am writing a book about cannabis addiction among women with first hand stories by women in recovery from cannabis addiction. Antonia@therapyfortheheartandsoul.com
IT IS INTERESTING THAT YOU SUGEST THAT LONG TERM CHRONIC CANNABIS DOES NOT CAUSE DEPRESSION; YET IT IS STATED THAT CANNABIS USE IS EVIDENT OF INCREASED BIPOLAR SYMPTOMS AND INCREASED THOUGHTS OF SUICIDE.