Fredericka - remember this?!

Yeah like once every month or so. Weed doesn’t contain nicotine. Duh.
Yes, smoking pure weed is still bad for your lungs and health, even without tobacco.Lung DamageIrritation: Breathing any smoke harms your airways. According to the American Lung Association, “Marijuana smoke contains many of the same toxins, irritants, and carcinogens as tobacco smoke.”Respiratory problems: Regular smoking can cause chronic bronchitis, coughing, and extra phlegm.Heart EffectsHeart rate: THC increases your heart rate by up to 50 percent shortly after use.Blood pressure: It can raise blood pressure and reduce the blood's ability to carry oxygen due to carbon monoxide in the smoke.Brain and Mental HealthCognitive impact: THC changes how your brain processes memory and learning in the hippocampus.Mental health risks: Heavy use can worsen anxiety, trigger paranoia, or increase the risk of acute psychosis in vulnerable people.
 
Yes, smoking pure weed is still bad for your lungs and health, even without tobacco.Lung DamageIrritation: Breathing any smoke harms your airways. According to the American Lung Association, “Marijuana smoke contains many of the same toxins, irritants, and carcinogens as tobacco smoke.”Respiratory problems: Regular smoking can cause chronic bronchitis, coughing, and extra phlegm.Heart EffectsHeart rate: THC increases your heart rate by up to 50 percent shortly after use.Blood pressure: It can raise blood pressure and reduce the blood's ability to carry oxygen due to carbon monoxide in the smoke.Brain and Mental HealthCognitive impact: THC changes how your brain processes memory and learning in the hippocampus.Mental health risks: Heavy use can worsen anxiety, trigger paranoia, or increase the risk of acute psychosis in vulnerable people.
LOL at your ignorance. He said he smoked pot maybe once a month.

Cigarette smokers usually smoke several cigs or more each and every day.

Do the math.
 
Yes, smoking pure weed is still bad for your lungs and health, even without tobacco.Lung DamageIrritation: Breathing any smoke harms your airways. According to the American Lung Association, “Marijuana smoke contains many of the same toxins, irritants, and carcinogens as tobacco smoke.”Respiratory problems: Regular smoking can cause chronic bronchitis, coughing, and extra phlegm.Heart EffectsHeart rate: THC increases your heart rate by up to 50 percent shortly after use.Blood pressure: It can raise blood pressure and reduce the blood's ability to carry oxygen due to carbon monoxide in the smoke.Brain and Mental HealthCognitive impact: THC changes how your brain processes memory and learning in the hippocampus.Mental health risks: Heavy use can worsen anxiety, trigger paranoia, or increase the risk of acute psychosis in vulnerable people.
Now I know this is a whole lot of reading for you Seamajor, maybe read one sentence a day or something, but it is in your interest to take heed, I'm just trying to help you here
 
Now I know this is a whole lot of reading for you Seamajor, maybe read one sentence a day or something, but it is in your interest to take heed, I'm just trying to help you here
As if you’ve ever read a book. Your reaction score illustrates it well
 
lmao
Me too then because I learned it from you and never heard of it before lol
Your brain has millions of cells. They're not exactly connected but have a "gap" between each one. This gap is how an electrical charge passes from one cell to the next. This is how the brain functions.

The synaptic gap, also called the
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THC alters and effects that transmission, which is where "getting high comes from. Looks like this:

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