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lol, he didnt say very much he explained that ur body has time to clean out the thc if u smoke twice a week... cuz weed doesnt kill the cells.. it covers them, but if u smoke everyday or so.. the thc will cover them an eventually will suffocate the cell an kill it.. so if u stop for a few days ur body cleans the cell an the cell lives.. thats just what i was told tho lol so if any one has the 100% truth please do tell
I don't think it matters how many times you smoke while growing, just need to keep it at a minimum and not heavily. That's what I've came to a conclusion of overall. And I don't believe that smoking heavily causes the chemicals of the cannabinoids to "stay" in your brain, the minute you stop smoking that's when the THC levels decreases. I mean it only makes sense. And wtf did that song that D12 made have anything to do with smoking young lol?
haha thats the funniest thing ive ever heard...and so true....it makes you think alot... or maybe im just too baked...Quote:
Originally Posted by bhouncy
I think it just depends on the person. I didn't start smoking until age 15, which by today's standards, is late. There are kids in my hometown on crack at 12 or 13 now, which is really sad. I can say that I wish I hadn't smoked in high school. I was always good in school, and it came easy for me. Weed just made me care less about it though. I was more worried about who I was going to smoke my next blunt with. I ended up quitting school after 10th grade, but took my GED test and passed with flying colors. I then enrolled in college at 16, but at that stage, didn't take it seriously, and never went to class. Later in life, after having a child, I finished a medical administration program with a 3.81 GPA, and smoked throughout. I am currently enrolled in a biotechnology transfer program, and have a 4.0 after 2 semesters, and I still smoke. I plan to get a B.S. in biology and chemistry with a concentration in pharmaceutical science, and go work for the devil, aka the legal drug companies, but hope to get some things changed in the industry. I have found that I really enjoy chemistry, and the only difference I can tell you is that I am older. I am 28 now, and I'm not obsessed with smoking. I do still enjoy it, just on a different level, and honestly, I think it helps me concentrate when studying for a test. So again, I think it can vary from person to person, but it was not a good thing for me when I was younger. I also debate the memory loss issue, because it has not affected me in that manner. Perhaps those symptoms will come on later, but as of now, smoking 13 years, I have not noticed any memory impairment.
its the same as age for alcohol consumption. Alcohol can destroy the brain with abuse if your brain has not fully developed. The brain stops developing around age 21 hence the reason legal drinking age in US is 21. Its not going to change I can guarantee that. So if bud was to be legal expect 21 for legal consumption age!!!
No it does make you think a lot, that's for sure :p.Quote:
Originally Posted by CRIME IN STEREO