Marijuana use makes covid breakthrough more likely

[Matt]

https://www.newsweek.com/marijuana-use- ... ly-1636427

Hmmmm...

[TC Shuts Up]

Can all the marijuana users. Institute weekly marijuana testing. It doubles breakthrough cases in vaccinated.

Half of Ann Arbor would get canned.

[audiophile]

Garbage in, garbage out.

[Matt]

Can all the marijuana users. Institute weekly marijuana testing. It doubles breakthrough cases in vaccinated.

Half of Ann Arbor would get canned.

Marijuana users that are vaccinated are still smarter than fucking idiots that refuse the Trump vaccine.

[audiophile]

Depends, if they already have had Covid your chance of having a dangerous reaction, such as clot, is more then likely than doing nothing. Natural immunity has been proven be sufficient, in most people.

Healthy young adults and children are more likely to have an occurrence of myocarditis from the vaccine, when they are not in a significant risk group. It's not even approved for Children yet. https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-n ... s-n1270339

Frankly no one knows if there going some long term effects from the vaccine, that no one could possibly know of. What if it causes a H*** increase in Lymphoma, that we find out about 5 years from now? This is first widescale use of an mRNA vaccine, there could be some things we simply didn't foresee.

[TC Shuts Up]

Regular marijuana use has been shown to reduce IQ by 8 to 10 points. Do some of you want your IQ to go from Superior range to just Average range?

Here's some food for thought. Why take a chance?

https://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,734 ... 51,00.html

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

Marijuana use weakens the lungs. I am not surprised by this.

[TC Talks]

If you bothered to read the article it was very clear this pertains to people with substance use disorder, or heavy users of marijuana not casual users.

Marijuana, like any substance you digest by smoking will have an adverse effect on lungs and a greater risk for covid issues. I'm sure there are studies about pack a day smokers having the same risks.

The study did not look at individuals who consume marijuana in edible form.

TCSU, based on your participation here, I wouldn't recommend you do anything but drink water. You can't have much horsepower to spare.

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

If you bothered to read the article it was very clear this pertains to people with substance use disorder, or heavy users of marijuana not casual users.

Marijuana, like any substance you digest by smoking will have an adverse effect on lungs and a greater risk for covid issues. I'm sure there are studies about pack a day smokers having the same risks.

The study did not look at individuals who consume marijuana in edible form.

TCSU, based on your participation here, I wouldn't recommend you do anything but drink water. You can't have much horsepower to spare.

I meant smoking marijuana. I am all for edible use and may try it out for myself soon.

[Deleted User 9015]

If you bothered to read the article it was very clear this pertains to people with substance use disorder, or heavy users of marijuana not casual users.

Marijuana, like any substance you digest by smoking will have an adverse effect on lungs and a greater risk for covid issues. I'm sure there are studies about pack a day smokers having the same risks.

The study did not look at individuals who consume marijuana in edible form.

TCSU, based on your participation here, I wouldn't recommend you do anything but drink water. You can't have much horsepower to spare.

Really? I thought that everyone who smoked pot was a lazy stoner living in their parent's basement and ate fritos all day. But then again, I haven't met people outside of my religious sect so I don't know how real life works.

[TC Talks]

Wait, is this audiophile using a different name?

If you bothered to read the article it was very clear this pertains to people with substance use disorder, or heavy users of marijuana not casual users.

Marijuana, like any substance you digest by smoking will have an adverse effect on lungs and a greater risk for covid issues. I'm sure there are studies about pack a day smokers having the same risks.

The study did not look at individuals who consume marijuana in edible form.

TCSU, based on your participation here, I wouldn't recommend you do anything but drink water. You can't have much horsepower to spare.

Really? I thought that everyone who smoked pot was a lazy stoner living in their parent's basement and ate fritos all day. But then again, I haven't met people outside of my religious sect so I don't know how real life works.

[Matt]

Wait, is this audiophile using a different name?

If you bothered to read the article it was very clear this pertains to people with substance use disorder, or heavy users of marijuana not casual users.

Marijuana, like any substance you digest by smoking will have an adverse effect on lungs and a greater risk for covid issues. I'm sure there are studies about pack a day smokers having the same risks.

The study did not look at individuals who consume marijuana in edible form.

TCSU, based on your participation here, I wouldn't recommend you do anything but drink water. You can't have much horsepower to spare.

Really? I thought that everyone who smoked pot was a lazy stoner living in their parent's basement and ate fritos all day. But then again, I haven't met people outside of my religious sect so I don't know how real life works.

Your sarcasm meter is broken.

[TC Talks]

His comment is stingingly accurate based on the naive comments made here over the years.

[HD74]

Yeah! Uh, dude, wait, what?

[Deleted User 9015]

Moderation is the key to everything. We all have relatives who have gone off the deep end with all sorts of substances. It appears that most people can enjoy most things and the cost-benefit is well within the boundaries of reasonable personal choice. I don't doubt that frequent pot use would make COVID breakthrough more likely if someone is just smoking down one after another. One thing I would like to know though, is was this limited to smoking or did it include edibles. I hate edibles myself, I will either feel nothing or have a bad experience.