What happens when someone smokes weed everyday?

Answer 1

It's not a good idea. Now I'm not one of those fuddy duddies who say to never smoke weed. It's not my cup of tea but I don't see the great harm in having a joint once every couple of weekends. But every day is excessive. First there's the smoke issue, but let's not go there.

My main concern is someone would want to smoke every day. There must be some underlying problem if you want to live in a state of practically constant escape. It wastes so much time. Plus it makes you fat from getting the munchies.

There's so much fun stuff to do out there. Why waste it floating in your own private universe?

Answer 2

I smoke weed everyday, my grades have not been affected, my work ethic has only become better, and my lifestyle is much more pleasant now. Last year I took a official SAT and received a 1560, at that time I had never smoked marijuana. I just recently took another SAT 2 and am waiting on the results, and I have smoked every single day since last december (10 months ago). Lets see what pot did for me. Side note: I did smoke a little before the 2nd SAT but I don't think I was high the entire test. I felt as if I did my best in the first hour and seemed to feel pressured and stressed for the next few sections as my high went away.

Answer 3

Many things. THC (chemical in Marijuana that makes u high) binds to the Gaba receptors in your brain that help regulate the central nervous system. Constant THC exposure (daily) causes them them to overact and produce anxiety disorders and panic attacks. Your lungs become inflicted like a smoker's lungs and turn to a rusty brown color causing chronic bronchitis. More psychological effects occur at much more chronic use (more than six months) and include changes in thinking patters and judgement. Depression and anxiety increase causing some people to have to go on medication. Trust me there are worse drugs but people overlook the bad things marijuana can do. these are just a few

Answer 4

Its not good to smoke it everyday, I've never smoked any but had a hubby ----------------------that smoked enough that I got high just from being in the room. He is 51, doesn't work his wife keeps him up, he does play in a band on weekends and has always smoked it. Eventually it will catch up with him and his brain is already gone in my opinion.

Answer 5

Stigma.

from the social implications of the legal aspects.

Self medication for stomache problems appatite problems digestion problems, epilepsy, bronchitis (as an expectorant), general pain acceptance,headaches, cancer and quite a bit more.

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people try to get drunk from it.

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Answer 6

It totally depends on the person, and I think it also depends on what age they started.

I know a lot of people who smoke cannibis daily, and go about their life and work, and it only serves to enhance their life

I also know a lot of people who smoke everyday, and they lose motivation and drive and they become lazy and paranoid.

Answer 7

Hard to maintain weight, brain cells die, you can usually smell it on them, complextion suffers, etc, etc, etc.... There is a reason for jokes about old stoners, long term use really does damage to the brain. Oh, and it can make men sterile.

Answer 8

They become fried - they literally lose their brain cells. Anyone that tells you otherwise is lying to you. I am a teacher and I work with recovering addicts.....don't ever let someone tell you that it won't affect you. I've seen lots of proof to the contrary.

Answer 9

They become president of the United States...

Answer 10

They lose alot of their memory power in their brains, and their mental capacity goes to crap, they sometimes end up with organ diseases and an addiction on top of it all.