Thread: The Health Effects of Marijuana

I support the legalization of recreational marijuana. As more states make it legal, physicians are expressing concerns about the potential adverse health effects. I feel marijuana should be used responsibly. I think it should be restricted to people 18 years and older. Of course there should be sensible regulations and taxes. Driving while impaired should be a serious offense. But I feel the doctors calling out the dangers are hypocritical in the sense that our most dangerous drugs by factors of 10's(at least) are the legal ones. All "illegal drugs" COMBINED don't come anywhere near the morbidity and mortality associated with alcohol and tobacco. That includes heroin. If we were evaluating tobacco an alcohol, what would doctors say about them? I also believe readily available recreational cannabis would have a positive effect on the opiod epidemic. Marijuana is pretty available even now,I don't think there's going to be a HUGE increase in its usage after legalization. Maybe at first. Bottom line;the adverse health effects are over-stated especially compared to alcohol and tobacco.

I am against the legalization of marijuana, it will bring a lot of problems.

Guys, if marijuana is legalized, then this area will be easier to control. There will be no place for underground sellers and buyers, which means it will be safer. Now I buy marijuana at an official store in Canada, called https://getkush.io, with quality certificates. This is a completely different level, you will agree. If you also think about the medical side, you will not say so. That is why I agree with the author's opinion. Take for example Spain, after legalization, the number of overdose deaths decreased several times, and a completely different effect was expected.

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