diehardbiker
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Thanks for clarification.
See bold? That's exactly what I said. I'll hold your hand through what I just said.
Please observe. I said "Just a heads up." I was merely informing you of the following:
They're debating if it has been an ongoing issue that we didn't know about because patients didn't want to share that they were partaking in illegal activity and now it's legal they're more readily to share or if it is due to legalization and increased amounts.
You see. You said the exact same thing. Studies weren't sufficient until now. And it still is not sufficient but the data that is coming in now is telling. Hospitals are reporting visits that are related to marijuana use. I went further to specify edibles.
I never said no to marijuana. I was merely giving you some information.
Then you went off acting like an ostrich with his head buried in the sand wailing blindly in the air.
Colorado established laws regulating how much THC a piece of edible can contain which is a direct result of the reported ER visits.
http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_2...uana-edibles-manufacturers-face-tougher-rules
Now hospital visits where users claim to be anxious, hyperventilating, extreme paranoia, anxiety attacks that lead to psychotic state, etc are on the rise to the point users feel like they're dying.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...t-edibles-thc-legalized-recreational/8463787/
Note: I haven't said marijuana has killed anyone yet. There has been a few deaths associated with marijuana, but no definitive claim that it directly has killed anyone yet.
But back to my original point. Consuming anything in excessive amounts isn't the brightest idea. It can lead to harmful effects.