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User:SusanPayton322 - Revision history http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=User:SusanPayton322&action=history Revision history for this page on the wiki en MediaWiki 1.13.3 Mon, 02 Nov 2026 08:07:33 GMT SusanPayton322: New page: Marijuana Addiction Marijuana, cannabis, chronic, dope, ganja, grass, mary jane, pot or whatever people may refer to it as, is a non-synthetic substance which comes from the plant cannabi... http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=User:SusanPayton322&diff=62212&oldid=prev New page: Marijuana Addiction Marijuana, cannabis, chronic, dope, ganja, grass, mary jane, pot or whatever people may refer to it as, is a non-synthetic substance which comes from the plant cannabi... New page<div>Marijuana Addiction Marijuana, cannabis, chronic, dope, ganja, grass, mary jane, pot or whatever people may refer to it as, is a non-synthetic substance which comes from the plant cannabis sativa and cannabis indica. Its colors and characteristics vary depending where it really is grown but its common hue is green. Inside the late 1800s the use and sale of Marijuana were regulated by a few states and local governments in the united states. In 1906, several states controlled the drug by labeling it a poison. From the 1920s, prohibition of the drug was entered in the constitution, and it was then repealed in the 1930s. From the time, marijuana use stayed illegal in the United States. The marijuana plant is intended as a psychoactive drug. Our ancestors use them as a recreational drug and they use it for religious rituals as well. The use of marijuana is related to any other addictions including alcohol abuse, cigarette, heroin as well as other drug exploitations. They have unwanted effects on man's health. Common negative effects includes memory loss, slow learning, lack of concentration, loss of coordination, paranoia, emotional instabilities, poor perception or judgment. Many individuals who are addicted to marijuana are hooked to the psychoactive effects due to the substance called THC or delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, the primary active component of marijuana. Fine is known to have a stimulant, depressant or hallucinogen effect. THC allows your brain to release its dopamine, a substance commonly known as pleasure chemical, giving an individual a euphoric high. Euphoric sense is the main reason why folks are getting hooked-up with marijuana. [http://www.cannabiscoach.com Marijuana Addiction] is recognized as a disease in many societies. Several groups considered marijuana users as outcasts. Thus, it lowers their confidence and morale towards self. The signs of addiction are loss of control over the drug and helplessness to quit regardless of the efforts exerted. Alongside with these symptoms, a solid urge of smoking marijuana is quite common to the marijuana addicts. When they failed to smoke, they think depressed, anxious, struggling to focus on other things and simply get angered. According to research, treating [http://www.cannabiscoach.com Marijuana Addiction] is not easy. Experts believe that there isn't any distinct medication to treat this kind of addiction. Treatment is the combination of detoxification, awareness around the bad effects of marijuana for the body, support of friends, families and loved-ones. Detoxification - Experts think that detoxification is the key therapy to deal with chronic users of marijuana. Detoxification usually includes healthy diet, regular exercise, increase intake of water and for some, detox pills. The detox program is directed at the physical outcomes of marijuana. Rehabilitation on the other hand, is a long-range goal so the abuser will be free of the substance. The mark of the program is lifestyle modifications. Awareness - Many users are not aware the bad effects of the marijuana with their physical, psychological and social being. Gaining knowledge about the harmful effects of marijuana might help chronic users to avoid marijuana. Moral support - As mentioned earlier, one reason why chronic users are having difficulty of quitting the drug and why relapses occur, is the lack of support from your people that surround them. Users need understanding, love, patience and special attention. Understanding will greatly help them to in quitting the drug. [http://www.cannabiscoach.com Marijuana Addiction] truly affects many individuals in different walks of life. Though marijuana me is illegal in the United States, it remains the most abused illicit drug in the most powerful country in the world. Aside from America, marijuana has been suspended in many countries due to its various negative effects on man. Regardless the prohibition, the abusers continue to grow. It is significant never to eliminate the importance of information dissemination about marijuana along with other drugs so that individuals will not have to use it out of curiosity.</div> Sun, 22 Apr 2012 05:50:41 GMT SusanPayton322 http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=User_talk:SusanPayton322