A study finds that adolescents who smoke marijuana face an increased risk of experiencing depression in adulthood. Leave a comment
According to a study published in JAMA Psychiatry, researchers discovered that using cannabis during adolescence was linked to an almost 40 percent higher likelihood of experiencing depression and a 50 percent higher chance of having suicidal thoughts in adulthood.
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Our deep love of plants and fascination with Cannabis has enabled over 25 years of successful small-scale Marijuana cultivation from indoor hydroponics, greenhouses, and outdoor growing set-ups.
As Cannabis laws around the world change, *we support the movement toward freedom of choice for responsible, consenting adults who wish to experience the joy and wonder of growing a Cannabis plant.
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