Marijuana is a drug that comes from a plant. Marijuana is also called grass or pot and is made of dried leaves and flowering tops of plants. Marijuana is most often smoked in hand-made cigarettes called joints through some people cook with it and brew it in Marijuana tea. Many Scientists classify Marijuana as an Hallucinogenic. Like other Hallucinogens, Marijuana disrupts the ways the brain controls the senses.

What Does it do to your body?

Marijuana also disrupts the way the brain controls thoughts and emotions. Marijuana use can change people’s moods, making them nervous, easily upset, and suspicious of other people.

Repeated Marijuana use leads to tolerance which means that people need more of the drug to get the same effect. The regular use of Marijuana can also lead to dependence, meaning that people need the drug to feel normal. Long-term Marijuana use can cause people to lose all interest in everyday activities.

Marijuana can also harm the body. The long-term use of marijuana damages the cells of the brain and nervous system. Smoking Marijuana causes lung cancer and may lead to heart disease. Marijuana also destroys the body’s white blood cells. These cells helps infections, so it is likely that Marijuana users will get sick more often, then other people.

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