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Marijuana can lower sexual inhibitions in some people. Some research even suggests marijuana can cause impotency and infertility.
marijuana can prevent you from learning new things, cause laziness in a sense that you have no motivation or desire to learn and it can lead to addiction.
No such thing as a marijuana death, YOUVE BEEN LIED TO ALL YOUR LIFE, no but seriously, do your research kid, marijauana is harmless
Using only marijuana cannot lead to a lethal overdose. In fact, one needs to take 40,000 times their usual amount to overdose. However, it can lead to a temporary overdose known as greening out. Also, there are cases of death as a result of marijuana abuse and heart attack.
The marijuana itself has no influence on your weight gain/loss. Marijuana does, however, cause an increase in appetite and that again may lead to weightgain.
Drugs that lead to the use of more powerful drugs. They are: Tobacco, Marijuana and Alcohol.
In Texas, marijuana is illegal for recreational use and possession of any amount can result in criminal charges. Medical use of marijuana is restricted to a low-THC cannabis oil for specific medical conditions. Possession of even small amounts of marijuana can lead to fines, imprisonment, and a criminal record in Texas.
Yes, marijuana use can potentially change the smell of urine. Compounds from marijuana can be excreted in urine, altering its odor. Additionally, marijuana use can lead to dehydration, which can result in more concentrated urine that may have a stronger smell.
no, its all in the head with that. some senses get numb with marijuana use and other senses become more sensitive. you notice things you usually wouldn't and you're in a state of paranoia. that's all. note: search for number of marijuana deaths. (no accidents, or anything to do with marijuana)
idk it cam kill cells in the body and then possibly lead to death
Possession of a marijuana leaf can potentially lead to legal consequences as it could be seen as evidence of marijuana possession. Laws around marijuana vary by jurisdiction, so it is best to check the specific laws in your location.