what are the dangers of smoking hash?

Question

no scare tactics please!...just hte long and short term effects

Answer 1

short term effects are:- you don't care about the long term effects

Answer 2

Short term memory loss. Lungs like sandpaper if was rough stuff. Possible following day headache (more likely due to the tobacco). Long term, it actually stays in the blood stream for longer than you think and is traceable for three months or more, so if you go for a job that insists on testing then you can get found out long after you think you will be. I've never come across anybody with the so-called paranoia that the "experts" claim. Never install a cat flap whilst stoned. Cat flaps should be near the bottom of the door, not the top.

Answer 3

From experience, I know two young men (one early 20's, one early 30's) who smoked only pot and used no other drugs. I know them as one was a client (he had organic brain disorder - controversial as to whether it exists, but something was very wrong with him) and the other was a school friend who was diagnosed bi-polar and suffered schizophrenic episodes. I also know a middle aged lady who smokes it regularly and suffers from manic depression and is bi-polar. As the men had both used cannabis from their teens, it is impossible to say whether or not they would have suffered mental illness otherwise, but the female case only started using in her 30's and had no previous history of mental illness.

Not trying to scare you, but there are consequences - the only people who say there are none are users themselves. I don't know anyone who smokes cannabis regularly who does not suffer at least depression. The three scenarios above are the worst cases I personally know.

It IS addictive. It contains nicotine which is a chemically addictive agent and it is habitually addictive. The more you smoke the less you care about consequences as a general rule, which means you want to smoke more to hide from life.

Comparisons to alcohol are pointless. No-one thinks drinking to excess (to feel the effects) is good for you. Neither is cannabis.

Answer 4

long term effects - memory loss, possible schitzophrenia and the obvious lung cancer! oh and paranoia. Impotence is a risk too!

it's ok to have it every now and again - i enjoy a smoke every night, and have done for the last 10 years and i'm fine, just a bit paranoid, but nothing major really !!!

Answer 5

You should be scared of the dangers, they are real and some are inevitable.

Firstly IT IS ADDICTIVE! Don't let anyone tell you it is not a drug of addiction. I see youngsters every month who come in to admit they are hooked on it!

It increases the risk of depression,paranoia, and schizo-affective disorders including schizophrenia. especially in susceptible individuals.

All chronic users get accelerated brain atrophy (shrinkage). This is the physical brain damage that causes dementia.

I really hope that is worrying enough for you to realise that this is not stuff you should be using.

Answer 6

Look like anything you smoke, its bad for your lungs, gives short term memorie lost.
But , look man at the end of the day...
Smoking hash isnt that bad, having a few puffs now and again.
WHY NOT..

Answer 7

I didn't try it firsthand, but as i know, the short term effects, if you overdose it may cause heart attacks or sudden decrease in blood pressure both causing death, or if ur mood wasn't stable enough when u smoke it, it may cause u sudden psychological/physiological disturbances.
and for the long term, it damages brain cells and the nervous system as all drugs to.

Answer 8

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Answer 10

short term effects - you will be stoned

long term effects - pretty much the same although you are likely to start forgetting things