Does marijuana have long term mental health effects? e.g. bad memory, dead brian cells, does it lower ure i.q.
2006-09-13 17:47:35 UTC
Does marijuana have long term mental health effects? e.g. bad memory, dead brian cells, does it lower ure i.q.
Sixteen answers:
ieatallot
2006-09-14 00:21:06 UTC
It effects short term memory and yes once you you kill your brain cells they dont come back. however, A Professional once explained that after 6 months of sobriety, you brain gains most of its activity in areas that were not so active while on the drug...your i.q. shouldnt be effected...to anyone who does though...stop smoking..i've been clean for a month and i feel much better, emotionaly, mentally, and physically..
flyboy711672005
2006-09-14 00:51:04 UTC
Not long term, but short term effects definiatly have to do mainly with "uforia", decreased reaction time, making you just plaine stoned off you're ***... and really effects the memory. But no brain cell loss.
Trick69
2006-09-14 00:58:54 UTC
Well, Ummm. Puff puff puff, Cough cough. Wow what a rush! What was your question again? Ummm, I forget. lmao
No it does not. Don't listen to theses uneducated morons. Alcoholic beverages are a hell of a lot worse than pot. Boy this beer sure taste good with a few good rips on the side. lol
bobbie21brady
2006-09-14 03:06:51 UTC
i don't think it effects mental health, but i have an incredibly bad memory. My I.Q. hasn't changed though, and yes, you do lose brain cells from it.
2006-09-14 00:55:22 UTC
marijuana doesnt lower your i.q but it will effect your brain cells it doesnt kill them it effects them, new studies have proven this cuz once brain cells die they never come back but it has been shown that long time users that quit will slowly start 2 improve in memory skills therefore it effects brain cells,not kill
angelikabertrand64
2006-09-14 00:51:10 UTC
Yes. I do know as a professional Social Worker that marijuana has long term side effects.