La evidencia científica publicada este año en la base de datos médica más grande del planeta revela que el uso recreativo o lúdico de la marihuana (no su uso medicinal) es muy dañino y permanente sobre todo si es consumida en la niñez y adolescencia (hasta los 24 años). Las personas que consumen la marihuana presentan “trastorno por consumo” el 22%; abuso (13%) y dependencia (13%), aumentándose ésta última a 33% entre los jóvenes que se dedicaban al consumo regular (semanal o diario). Relacionada: http://menea.me/21csh
Vaya estudios más tontos y sesgados.Que los contrasten con el consumo de alcohol,tranquilizantes,estimulantes, antidepresivos y toda la química imperante y veríamos quien deja las secuelas peores.Partiendo de la base que la mejor droga es la que uno fabrica en su cerebro si lo trata con cierto cariño.
Conclusions and Relevance Associations between cannabis use and cognitive functioning in cross-sectional studies of adolescents and young adults are small and may be of questionable clinical importance for most individuals. Furthermore, abstinence of longer than 72 hours diminishes cognitive deficits associated with cannabis use. Although other outcomes (eg, psychosis) were not examined in the included studies, results indicate that previous studies of cannabis in youth may have overstated the magnitude and persistence of cognitive deficits associated with use. Reported deficits may reflect residual effects from acute use or withdrawal. Future studies should examine individual differences in susceptibility to cannabis-associated cognitive dysfunction. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapsychiatry/article-abstract/2678214?redirect=true
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Vaya estudios más tontos y sesgados.Que los contrasten con el consumo de alcohol,tranquilizantes,estimulantes, antidepresivos y toda la química imperante y veríamos quien deja las secuelas peores.Partiendo de la base que la mejor droga es la que uno fabrica en su cerebro si lo trata con cierto cariño.
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Conclusions and Relevance Associations between cannabis use and cognitive functioning in cross-sectional studies of adolescents and young adults are small and may be of questionable clinical importance for most individuals. Furthermore, abstinence of longer than 72 hours diminishes cognitive deficits associated with cannabis use. Although other outcomes (eg, psychosis) were not examined in the included studies, results indicate that previous studies of cannabis in youth may have overstated the magnitude and persistence of cognitive deficits associated with use. Reported deficits may reflect residual effects from acute use or withdrawal. Future studies should examine individual differences in susceptibility to cannabis-associated cognitive dysfunction.
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