RoyLennigan
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causes damage in reproductive cells, there are many studies on itleopold99 said:whoa there cowboy
i never said marijuana causes cell damage or dna damage
i said lsd does
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causes damage in reproductive cells, there are many studies on itleopold99 said:whoa there cowboy
i never said marijuana causes cell damage or dna damage
i said lsd does
i was under the impression that the damage done to cells that could affect meiosis (after any trace of marijuana has left the body completely) was negligable in that it couldn't be distinguished from normal mutations that happen naturally.Ricky Houy said:Well, thats a good way of looking at it. But that is not my point.
I'm trying to say that it could alter your DNA to the extent which coul effect your children long after the marijauna is out of your system. Which is what is far less likely to do much damage. See the thing about this is that it would have a mild affect. I think a direct cause of this could be from the cancer causing chemicals in Marijuana. Which would make it even more accuarate to say that it alters your DNA. But wouldn't give you a full explaination on it.I would have to either find research already done on this. Or I would have to do my own research on it. Which would be fairly expensive and would take me some time to get around to doing. But I have full intentions on researching effects of Marijuana on the DNA.
RoyLennigan said:i was under the impression that the damage done to cells that could affect meiosis (after any trace of marijuana has left the body completely) was negligable in that it couldn't be distinguished from normal mutations that happen naturally.
its a very complex system and i'm not sure if there's a simple test we can do to observe the effects, like you are saying. when there is thc in the bloodstream still, it is shown to have an effect on the production of sperm (causes less sperm to be produced, i'm not sure what the effect is in women, but there still is one). this either doesn't happen, or happens with such minuteness that it isn't observable when there is no thc present in the body. i think the damage done is so small that it doesn't really matter. but yes, in a few years we might be able to observe that small change due to marijuana, if it occurs.Ricky Houy said:Well thats a tough one. But you could simply run test before and after with only one factor being the marijuana and test the differences. That would make it alot more simple to test. But there would always be a change and an extremely hard one to distinguish from. But technology advances everyday. Who is to say 25 years from now that would be a simple thing to run tests for.
RoyLennigan said:its a very complex system and i'm not sure if there's a simple test we can do to observe the effects, like you are saying. when there is thc in the bloodstream still, it is shown to have an effect on the production of sperm (causes less sperm to be produced, i'm not sure what the effect is in women, but there still is one). this either doesn't happen, or happens with such minuteness that it isn't observable when there is no thc present in the body. i think the damage done is so small that it doesn't really matter. but yes, in a few years we might be able to observe that small change due to marijuana, if it occurs.
Xellos said:Well i have heard many things about marijuana from my friends. i was wondering what you think about it. Is it right? should they legalize it? i mean we have discussed it but they arent as intelegent as i think you are. I would like to know what you think about it from an intelegent point of view.
Thanks,
Xellos
nothing in your link supports your claim duendyduendy said:in our news today: 'Scientists say smoking cannabis DOESN'T lead to taking harder drugs: By Bob Roberts, Deputy Political Editor: CLAIMS tha cannabis use lads to harder drugs were yesterday dismissed as nonesense.
A report to MPs said most scientists rejcted the idea that smoking dope ecouraged people to try out Class A drugs like heroin and cocaine.
It said: "The gateway theory that the use of drugs like cannabis leads ont te use of harder drugs has little evidence to support it despite copious research."
www.mirror.co.uk
1. what claim?leopold99 said:nothing in your link supports your claim duendy
i have provided 5 or 6 links that say you are wrongduendy said:admit you are wrong and have done with it
ohhhhh, and i just presented a new scientific research which says YOUR wrong, backed up by my personal experienceleopold99 said:i have provided 5 or 6 links that say you are wrong
you have yet to provide any that prove you are right
duendy there is nothing in this link that supports what you claimduendy said:
leopold99 said:i will agree with your post, not just this qoute but with all of it
but the drug statistics of the netherlands is still missing
those statistics will, in my opinion, prove that marijuana leads to other drugs
take it easy on me kotoko, i'm a single manKotoko said:leo darling...
couldn't have said it betterwesmorris said:that is because their personality type is such that they like to try that kind of shit.