It is a neurological coping mechanism, not a moral failing
Robert Schwartz, professor emeritus at the University of Toronto and executive director of the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit, said the lack of information on where the money will go is concerning
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However, if that same person begins: Craving cannabis Using it more often than intended Spending increasing amounts of time thinking about it or obtaining it Continuing to use it despite negative consequences Then those behavioral patterns may begin to be consistent with a cannabis use disorder
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