Weed Question………?
Question by Alex: Weed question………?
Me and my friend always get in an argument about weed….
He saids marijuana kills more people then tobacco,cigarets,and alchole…..
I say it kills no one…
The thing is that i smoke it…
And i say its no big deal but he always is killing yourself a big deal?
But i always say weed can never and has ever killed anybody
Can someone write the truth about weed so i can shut his asss up….
Best answer:
Answer by John Madden
There have been zero reported deaths from marijuana overdose. Related deaths, yes, but they are basically always when in combination with other drugs and have to do with car accidents.
People have tried to overdose on marijuana by trying to eat as much of it as possible in baked goods, but they have failed. They only fell asleep.
“An exhaustive search of the literature finds no deaths induced by marijuana. The US Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN) records instances of drug mentions in medical examiners’ reports, and though marijuana is mentioned, it is usually in combination with alcohol or other drugs. Marijuana alone has not been shown to cause an overdose death.”
Answer by Stephen
Well most people mix cannabis with tobacco so if you do that puts you at risk. Some people who use cannabis with have an acute psychotic episode and may ,during this, harm themselves.
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