BOSTON — Measures legalizing marijuana are becoming more common in the United States. As recreational and medicinal usage rises, cardiologists warn there are potential risks to this growing trend. According to a new study, as many as two million heart disease patients are current or former marijuana users. Researchers behind the study also draw concerning … Read more
It is believed that Cannabis use is associated with memory loss but without enough data to back the claim, no medical expert or researcher could approve of this theory. Cannabis has really evolved over the past few years and many researchers are now beginning to do more research on Cannabis to find its medical uses and … Read more
Published in Sleep Health: The Journal of The National Sleep Foundation, the paper is the latest to link prenatal cannabis use to developmental problems in children and the first to suggest it may impact sleep cycles long-term. It comes at a time when – while the number of pregnant women drinking alcohol and smoking cigarettes … Read more
Prenatal cannabis use may lead to developmental problems in children and also impact sleep cycles in the long run. Read on to know more. According to researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder in the US, mothers who said they smoked cannabis while pregnant were significantly more likely to report their children having clinical sleep … Read more
We’ve heard enough about Marijuana’s medical effects on the human body but it’s time we learn more about its adverse effect on the human body.One of the most common questions that people ask if Marijuana can harm your heart? And the answer is Yes. Marijuana can have a harmful effect on your heart and if … Read more
Quick Survey CBD edibiles are not as good as one might think. Recently, Nine students were rushed to the hospitals after they ate cbd-infused candies on March 9.Read the full story on NewsInfo
Some main key points from the article from Insider – Marijuana raises the heart rate and makes the heart pump harder. Some research has indicated that smoking marijuana — like smoking cigarettes — can increase your risk of heart disease. Read the full story on Insider
Using medical or recreational marijuana can be a threat to your life if you’re also taking some regular medicines as well. For example, if you’re a heart patient and using anticoagulants then using marijuana can have some real problems for you. Read more on Health24