Cannabis can result in Schizophrenia

by Adarsh Verma for News to Use    December 04, 2007

A study says that cannabis usage can root psychosomatic reliance, leads to chemical changes in the user’s brain, can cause human errors like outbursts and accidents and affects memory and intellect.

In the U.K one in five youngsters report using cannabis at least once in a week, some of them being heavy users. A fifth of Britain’s youth, so to say, is today ‘on cannabis’. The British government has been deliberating over reclassifying cannabis as a Category B drug. In that category possession of cannabis will lead to a jail sentence. On the other side of legal spectrum is the Netherlands, where coffee shops are allowed to sell cannabis for personal use. The Dutch drug policy is based on the general principle of self-determination in matters of the body. In other words it is not illegal to hurt yourself.  Experts say that a15 year old smoking cannabis have no idea of the difference between B or C. It’s already illegal for them anyway. What is needed is education about the risks.

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