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Originally Posted by Forest
It IS possible for your body to become physically additced to grass. The symptoms of withdrwal may not be as sever as other drugs but it does happen.
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Im sorry but you are simply wrong. Yes, a heavily addicted abuser that goes cold turkey will experience psychosomatic "withdrawals" and often these symptoms of withdrawal are way more severe than drugs that actually yield a physical addiction.
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Originally Posted by Forest
Your body becomes use to the effects of having thc in your system. I am talking from EXPERIENCE here not some study.
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Actually its your mind that gets used to the mind-altering effects that THC provides and when you are suddendly no longer having these mind-altering effects and you know fully why you are not, you will create the psychological effects yourself and experience 'withdrawals'.
Its purely psychological, its not physical. There have been an enormous amount of tests testing this, it was one of the major controversies when holland was legalising cannabis.
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Originally Posted by Forest
as far as addiction to cannibis being less destructive then alcohol or any other drug that is not a correct statement. Weed can take some people to lows and self destructive behaviors just as bad as any other drug.
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Ofcource its a correct statement. If a person can go to the same low from cannabis as they could from fx heroin, then its the person and the surroundings from where they obtain/use the drugs, not the drug in question.
And you need to stop being so focused on your term "self destructive" and realize that most damage done by abusers are damage done to their surroundings.
Take a look at countries where cannabis is (basically or entirely) as legal as alcohol. You are arguing against accepted medical fact, history and common sense.