The fact of Cannabis...

Cannabis also called pot, weed, ganja, mary jane, , weed, hash, joints, brew, reefers, cones, smoke, mull, buddha, ganga, hydro, yarndi, heads and green and a host of other nicknames, which has three species: Cannabis sativa; Cannabis indica and Cannabis ruderalis. The flowering plant, which can
grow to 16 feet (5 meters) high. It grows wild in many of the tropical and temperate areas of the world. It can be grown in almost any climate, and is increasingly cultivated by means of indoor hydroponic technology.

The main active ingredient in cannabis is called delta-9 tetrahydro-cannabinol, commonly known as THC. This is the part of the plant that gives the "high." There is a wide range of THC potency between cannabis products. The leaves, stems, flower buds and extracts from the cannabis plant can be vaporized, eaten, brewed in a tea or put into a tincture.

Most people who use cannabis do so to experience a sense of mild euphoria and relaxation, often referred to as a "high." Cannabis causes changes in the user's mood and also affects how they think and perceive the environment. Still controversial in some countries to legalize cannabis (marijuana ). it can’t be denied because there are people who agree and do not.Because its use is abused as drugs and if you consume too much will cause brain damage. Cannabis when processed can also be used as a remedy for various diseases (still in testing phase) but it does indicate the direction in both the use of good results.

What Are the Short-Term Effects of Cannabis?

The short-term effects of using cannabis may include:

• Feeling of well-being;
• Talkativeness;
• Drowsiness;
• Loss of inhibitions;
• Decreased nausea;
• Increased appetite;
• Loss of co-ordination
• Bloodshot eyes
• Dryness of the eyes, mouth, and throat
• Anxiety and paranoia

What Are the Long-Term Effects of Cannabis?

There is limited research on the long-term effects of cannabis. On the available evidence, the major probable adverse effects are:

• Increased risk of respiratory diseases associated with smoking, including cancer;
• Decreased memory and learning abilities;
• Decreased motivation in areas such as study, work or concentration.

There is also much concern about the link between cannabis use and mental health problems and the risk of dependence. Whatever form of cannabis is still a lively debate between as medicine or as a drug abuse. Depending on how we address this.

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