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(Based on 2024 Canadian Cannabis Statistics) most people are not using daily more than half use 3 days/month or less most users do not drive after using The average person spent $63 per month on cannabis in 2024 Cannabis: Know the Risks Smoking Toxic Smoke: Smoke from burning cannabis contains harmful substances similar to those found in tobacco smoke. Deep Inhalation: Cannabis smokers tend to breathe in deeply and hold their breath longer than cigarette smokers, leading to increased tar exposure. Respiratory Issues: People who smoke cannabis frequently, without mixing it with tobacco, often have more visits to healthcare providers for respiratory problems compared to non-smokers. Vaping Weakened Immune System: Vaping cannabis can make the immune system weaker and increase the risk of lung infections. Perceived Safety : Some people believe vaping is safer for the lungs than smoking, which might lead to more frequent use or starting cannabis use earlier, increasing the risk of problematic use or addiction., Edibles Accidental Ingestion : There is a risk of children accidentally eating cannabis edibles, which can be dangerous. More intense effects : Longer and more intense psychoactive effects (THC), , , Delayed onset : Edibles take a while to kick in, which can make people eat too much before they feel anything., , , Oils Drug Interactions : Since both THC and CBD are processed by the liver, theres a chance they could interact with other medications, affecting how they work in the body. Hard to dose : Oils can be hard to dose (volume and potency vary a lot)
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