Michaelantonio Attacks The Marijuana Manifesto
In a scathing response to the widespread manifestation of marijuana mania, I seek to disspell the notion that routine recreational use of cannabis is helpful & healthy for the mind, body, & spirit of humans.
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On the contrary, we know that this dangerous practice breeds more problems than solutions, & I have medical science to back up this bold claim.
Let me preface my assertions by saying, I am well aware of the positive results from certain ingredients in cannabis that can save lives & assist many people with seriouse diseases & painful conditions.
But even this aspect contains dangers which must be taken seriously.
I am referring to CBD(cannabidiol), which shows promise in some areas of medical relief, but there is still not enough research to back up every claim made by advocates of the drug.
This video by VOX outlines the facts & dangers of CBD, according to our current knowledge – https://youtu.be/bBn8SKZoWyQ
Beyond the potential positives of selected elements within the cannabis plant, I want to focus on the real problems we face from a growing population of weed mongers who elevate this substance to a level somewhere between the miracle of penicillin & the second coming of Christ Almighty.
Up In Smoke
Let’s start with the obvious elephant in the room: Smoking the stuff!
According to the American Lung Association, Marijuana smoke is harmful to lung health, just like any cigarette.
American Lung Association
Weeding Out The Herd
The immediate & long term negatives far outweigh the positive aspects of ingesting this corrosive compound.
The National Institute on Drug Abuse sheds a revealing light upon what we can expect from playing with this fire:
National Institute on Drug Abuse
altered senses (for example, seeing brighter colors)
difficulty with thinking and problem-solving
hallucinations (when taken in high doses)
delusions (when taken in high doses)
psychosis (when taken in high doses)
National Institute on Drug Abuse
Then we have the long term destruction of the human brain, as outlined below:
National Institute on Drug Abuse
In one study by Duke University researchers, people who started smoking marijuana heavily in their teens and had an ongoing marijuana use disorder lost an average of 8 IQ points between ages 13 and 38. The lost mental abilities didn’t fully return in those who quit marijuana as adults.
Further still, there are additional physical & mental problems associated with regular use of this drug, such as breathing problems, increased heart rate, problems with child development during & after pregnancy, hallucinations, paranoia, schizophrenia, & more!
National Institute on Drug Abuse
There is also a possibility that second hand marijuana smoke can do as much damage to the heart and blood vessels as secondhand tobacco smoke.
Even if you challenge the catastrophic effects of marijuana, there are other costs to consuming this chemical that are detrimental to our lives.