AntiquePangolin
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AntiquePangolin29 karma
Weed also triples the likelihood that people who have a genetic propensity for schizophrenia will develop the disease. I’m not anti-weed, but I think some of the public health risks are being papered over.
AntiquePangolin18 karma
Exactly---you have to have the genetic propensity, weed won't give you that. But if you have the 'switch,' weed can turn it on. Here's one study:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21363868/
(I can find more when I have some time. The study I read said that among people at genetic high risk for schizophrenia, weed users were three times more likely to "convert," or begin having psychotic symptoms. I follow this stuff carefully because my son is high risk.)
AntiquePangolin6 karma
My son’s birth father was the same way. Developed schizophrenia at age 26. Weed is good recreationally but I do not think it’s a very good psych med.
AntiquePangolin5 karma
Just to clarify: you are asking busy people, experts in their fields, to create content in the area of expertise they usually get paid for, but to do it for free so that you can make money? Good luck with that.
AntiquePangolin111 karma
The Biden Administration supposedly sent Harris to Latin America to attempt to address the problems that are forcing people out of their homes. What happened with that effort? Are there any other efforts to address the root causes of forced migration?
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