What Drugs do you do?

I only use over the counter drugs for their prescribed purpose. I am careful to take them only when needed. I have never and will never use "street" drugs. Those often lead to addictions and a horrible lifestyle. I am not judging anyone, but it seems like it happens to many drug users.

I only use over the counter drugs for their prescribed purpose. I am careful to take them only when needed. I have never and will never use "street" drugs. Those often lead to addictions and a horrible lifestyle. I am not judging anyone, but it seems like it happens to many drug users.

Shazbot, I am not judging you but use of marijuana contributes to schizophrenia. I have read a lot about the subject and I do not want to increase my chances of having a mental (or physical) illness because of "getting high".

I hope that you read this article and consider what might happen. http://www.schizophrenia.com/sznews/archives/001475.html

I am not saying you are a bad person but it is important to know the risks of taking/using drugs.

Shazbot, I am not judging you but use of marijuana contributes to schizophrenia. I have read a lot about the subject and I do not want to increase my chances of having a mental (or physical) illness because of "getting high".

I hope that you read this article and consider what might happen. http://www.schizophrenia.com/sznews/archives/001475.html

I am not saying you are a bad person but it is important to know the risks of taking/using drugs.

I only use over the counter drugs for their prescribed purpose. I am careful to take them only when needed. I have never and will never use "street" drugs. Those often lead to addictions and a horrible lifestyle. I am not judging anyone, but it seems like it happens to many drug users.

If your already susceptible to schizophrenia weed is not the only thing that can trigger it by off setting the chemicals in your brain. If your already prone to the disease marijuana is not causing it, you would already need a dopamine imbalance in your brain. A family history of mental illness is the leading contributor to schizophrenia. while it's true if you are knowingly susceptible to it you should not use substances that trigger it but the majority of the public does not have this problem.




Perscription and over the counter drugs have much higher addiction rates then marijuana especially since you can't become chemically addicted to weed as you can to persciption and other socially acceptable drugs, which can also lead to "horrible lifestyles" an can very well trigger schizophrenia themselves.

people are gonna experiment with drugs for better or worse and the method of scaring people away from it by threatening mental illnesses like schizophrenia has proved to be dated and ineffective, this video may help illustrate my point http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gz0IXoJfXZY.

KenE2389, I do not take prescription drugs, only over the counter medications. I was prescribed 80 mg oxycotins for a back sprain but I did not take them because I watched a special on the television show Intervention that detailed the problems that this drug can cause in one's lifestyle. I try to only take asprin because salicylic acid comes from plants and we eat plants so I can be healthy. Marijuana is dangerous just like a gun with bullets in it. I think that it is important to tell people that this plant might kill you or give you mental illnesses. My doctor told me that asprin is safe to take if I only take the recommended dosage though.

I tried Hookah

As for weed my friend is showing some signs of schizophrenia with his end of the world, getting in touch with God, the government and corporations are pagan sun worshiper wanting to destroy us stuff. He is addicted to weed and can't stop. Pot smokers will tell you there is no addiction, but there is. They reach a point where life loses all meaning unless they are high. Furthermore people build a tolerance to it and it gets to the point where being high is a normal feeling to them.

What was in the Hookah? A Hookah is a smoking device and people usually smoke flavored tabacco with them, but also weed. My friend and I use to smoke his till we turned green.

Shazbot, I am not judging you but use of marijuana contributes to schizophrenia. I have read a lot about the subject and I do not want to increase my chances of having a mental (or physical) illness because of "getting high".

I hope that you read this article and consider what might happen. http://www.schizophrenia.com/sznews/archives/001475.html

I am not saying you are a bad person but it is important to know the risks of taking/using drugs.

KenE2389, I do not take prescription drugs, only over the counter medications. I was prescribed 80 mg oxycotins for a back sprain but I did not take them because I watched a special on the television show Intervention that detailed the problems that this drug can cause in one's lifestyle. I try to only take asprin because salicylic acid comes from plants and we eat plants so I can be healthy. Marijuana is dangerous just like a gun with bullets in it. I think that it is important to tell people that this plant might kill you or give you mental illnesses. My doctor told me that asprin is safe to take if I only take the recommended dosage though.