RockoJocko
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I've seen behavior bordering on the psychotic from very close friends who were daily smokers for many years. A bit scary if you ask me. Just looking at some of the data available around schizophrenia, one can imagine how many more patients don't necessarily "meet the criteria for diagnosis of schizophrenia" but may fall into other degrees of behavioral disorders as a direct correlation.
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Heavy Cannabis Use Linked to Schizophrenia, Especially among Young Men
A huge Danish study shows that up to 30 percent of psychosis diagnoses in young men could have been prevented if these individuals hadn’t used marijuana heavily