Its manipulative in its very nature
The CDC warns, Infants, children, and teens (who still have developing brains) are especially susceptible to the adverse effects of marijuana. Some potential effects of cannabis use include: Anxiety or panic attacks Impaired motor coordination A sensation of slowed time Impaired judgment Social withdrawal Impaired focus, attention, and orientation to the environment Dry mouth Tachycardia (abnormally rapid heart rate) People can also develop marijuana addiction, which can be defined as the compulsive behavior of using weed in harmful ways and continuing to use it despite the adverse effects on physical, social, or mental health
Follow prescribed pain medications that reduce inflammation without aspirin, which increases bleeding
The study also revealed that if equal weights of cigarettes and incense sticks are burned, the incense sticks produce about four times as much particulate matter as the cigarettes
One national estimate showed that indoor smoking bans, in workplaces alone, would result in 725,000 smokers quitting
