XPost: rec.drugs.cannabis, alt.dreams   
   From: invalid@i.like.spam   
      
   In article <42379c47_2@newspeer2.tds.net>,   
    "Dick Silk - The Computer Tutor"  wrote:   
      
   > daily use of pot reduces 1) your drive to get things accomplished /   
   > advance your self in life, and 2) causes large areas of your   
   > (otherwise normally *bright*) brain activity to go "dark" -- inactive.   
   > If it were not for these two (in my opinion) *serious* side effects,   
   > I'd also be smoking it every day!   
   >   
   > --   
      
   1. Directly depends on the type of person.. blanket observations are   
   usually incorrect.   
   2. As evidence of many 'studies', this also depends on the person. These   
   'studies' also refer to the fact that about 28days after abstinence of   
   cannabis, the brain functions as before. Of course a longer period of   
   abstinence completely flushes the body of thc and other symptoms can   
   occur.. possible lung problems from incorrect consumption, possible   
   underlying psychosis brought out by cannabis use.   
      
   As with any study related to cannabis, there are no definite answers and   
   many differing findings.   
      
   hth,   
      
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