Damages of cannabis

The cannabis is one of the most widespread in the world, and the fastest affecting the central nervous system, because of the wide access of narcotic from the lung to the blood. The history of hashish hashish has been known for thousands of years. It was known by the Chinese before the birth of Christ. The Greeks also knew hashish, as the Persians knew about hashish. The Avesta had the harmful effects of cannabis smoke. As well as the ancient Egyptians, as well as the Assyrians, Dutch immigrants introduced cannabis to South Africa, and sold to the African population, which led to spread among them.

The origin of cannabis cannabis is extracted from cannabis, a plant that grows in temperate regions but can be grown in cold or warm areas if appropriate care. This plant is made up of male and female. When the female plant is cooked, its flower shines with a liquid from which cannabis is extracted. The leaves of this plant are called marijuana , Cannabis and marijuana are the same drug, according to reports of the World Health Organization and the global health bodies of the United Nations, cannabis is the most widely used narcotic substances in the world, and helped spread that many consider that cannabis does not belong to the family The vessels. The effects of cannabis Hashish causes schizophrenia, a mental illness where a person who has cannabis for long periods of hearing hallucinations, visual hallucinations, may see things not exist and hear things that do not exist. The use of cannabis causes zorotic disorder, which is the suspicion of illness, where it becomes a complaint, and fantasizes that there are conspiracies against him. If he is married, he starts questioning his wife and explaining things in his own way. Hashish leads to depression by affecting some neurotransmitters in the brain. The user feels very weak in the ability to focus and attention, and in the ability of direct and near-term recall. The person suffers from imbalance in the motor and sensory balance with increased heart beat. Hashish is an addictive substance that affects the brain, and the use of hashish for many years leads to atrophy in the brain. People who smoke cannabis are more likely to develop emphysema, which destroys the inner walls of the lung and leads to death. Increase appetite for food. Fluffy lips. Red eyes. The cannabis affects the responsiveness of the abusers to the surrounding external influences and is able to observe the details of the details and colors, and the sense of time is becoming confused, and this does not mean that cannabis helps to improve cognitive abilities, but on the contrary, his ability to sense the details around him It is very tense. Some cannabis users experience symptoms of toxicity after short-term effects disappear, days or even weeks later. The cannabis users experience a sense of grandeur and increased self-confidence, leading to a lack of guilt after making mistakes and ending up with the addiction of the addict with the society in which he lives. Hashish users have disturbances in the digestive system leading to poor digestion and loss of appetite and diarrhea or constipation as well as weakness and contraction of the stomach and constriction. The abuse of cannabis leads to weak sexual ability, and what feel the drug abusers of pleasure is only the fantasies that pass during the hallucinations that it is. The cannabis contains an effective substance (Tetrahed), an effective substance that accumulates on the brain and this causes early dementia. Prolonged use of cannabis causes weakness of the immune system, where hair follicles are damaged. In the bronchial tubes and this leads to the accumulation of bulgiform materials and to the occurrence of infections and narrowing of the airways. Smoking hashish with tobacco is associated with lung cancer, because cannabis and tobacco contain carcinogens. Repeated cannabis use with tobacco leads to gastric acid deficiency, gastrointestinal inflammation and deterioration of liver function. Leads to permanent inflammation of the conjunctiva in 72% of users. As for women addicts, they have menstrual cycles and recur. The continued use of cannabis leads to the emergence of endurance, meaning that the user is forced to increase the dose, the use of the use of other drugs.