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Can exposure to THC affect embryos? It seems really likely, but it also seems like the science isn't entirely clear
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Idk, I'm not a doctor and I haven't done a ton of reading on this. I want children to grow up healthy, and part of that is preventing them from being exposed to chemicals that will mess up their development, but another important part of that is not throwing their parents in jail or prison unless it's absolutely necessary, so idk how I feel about this.
This is why you never schedule it as a 1 class drug. It’s probably easier to illegally acquire every drug in the market than do an actual study on any of them.
It was way easier for me to get weed than alcohol when I was in high school. Not sure if that’s changed now that it’s legal in my state though
I doubt streets can compete with corpos tbh once the machine is going, it is only matter of time before we get 2-3 mega corps owning it all but at least they ID kids
This is it right here.
Seriously. Sometimes I think about where we'd be with respect to modern medicine if we weren't prevented from studying it for 80+ years. Major bummer.