marijuana

[jcclegg]

Some people say that pot is not addictive. If it isn't, why do people experience withdrawal up to 28 days after they quit using?

[jcclegg]

Does anyone realize that studies have shown that the maturation process stops when people start using marijuana and does not start again until the using stops? If this is the case, how can you say that it is not harmful? I have seen evidence of how true this statement is.

[GodsHelp]

If some one tries to tell you it is not addicting they are lying to themselves. It also depends on how long or how much they are using marijuana as to what happens to their mind and body once they stop using. For most people the devils addictions are easier to access and start. To some God's addictions are not appealing. To some reading or studying God's word is boring. They dont quite understand what they read. Or the first clue as what God gave for all of us regardless of our shortcomings. The world has made it too easy to lose focus. They have cell phones with internet access. The have television broadcasters who have shows with less than respectful views of how life should be. They tell you it will be ok. Live your life the way you want. It's your life. But it's NOT our life, it's God's life for us to live.

[grateful]

If marijuana isn't addictive, why is it that it is referred to as the starter drug? Most people who get addicted start with marijuana. It may be a mild drug, but it is a starting point. I don't know of anyone who started out with the hard stuff. I'm sure there are exceptions to every rule, but I would venture to say they would be few and far between.