What are the worst and most major side effects of medical marijuana?
1. The most potent argument against the use of marijuana to treat medical disorders is that marijuana may cause the acceleration or aggravation of the very disorders it is being used to treat. Studies further suggest that marijuana is a general “immunosuppressant” whose degenerative influence extends beyond the respiratory system. Regular smoking has been shown to materially affect the overall ability of the smoker’s body to defend itself against infection by weakening various natural immune mechanisms, including macrophages (a.k.a. “killer cells”) and the all-important T-cells. Obviously, this suggests the conclusion, which is well-supported by scientific studies, that the use of marijuana as a medical therapy can and does have a very serious negative effect on patients with pre-existing immune deficits resulting from AIDS, organ transplantation, or cancer chemotherapy, the very conditions for which marijuana has most often been touted and suggested as a treatment. It has also been sh
people don’t like the paranoia and feeling different from sober people. some people don’t like that it makes them less functional and less talkative. it causes lung damage, potentially lung cancer. can lead to depression, can lead to a disconnect from "reality". may cause you to call out things that may not have angered you if you were sober. generally cause a hatred for authorities. it may cause you to be very impatient when you are not stoned. it may make your pockets flat. it may cause you to hang out with "criminals". it may cause you to do illegal things to get money for it.
