Cannabis Use Linked to Severe COVID-19....What Absolute Bullshit as far as I'm personally concerned....
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I'm 62 years old, and have been using Cannabis since I was 18, I used to drink every single day when I worked in Casinos in Amsterdam from 1983 until 2001.Last couple Years I hardly drink at all now, but I use Weed Everyday, that's what keeps me fucking sane.. I'm Not an Addict 🤣😎Its just something 'Normal' to me...You would Not know whether I was stoned or not if you met me... Point is .... With my Age and being a frontline worker during Covid, I Only wore my mask If I was forced to at the shops... I dealt with +- 50 Customers face to face everyday, some shook hands and some didn't.. Never Got Ill ONCE !!, At All.... So with my age plus my habits during Covid plus the fact I Use Cannabis Everyday, I should Be DEAD really.... Why Not, I'm Nothing special...Its Just I Have a GOD given Immune system that has never let me down in my life... So that's why IMO this is BS....
Edit : Don't know why I didn't say this earlier but I think I'm in the health I am Partly due to smoking weed my entire adult life...
You are an addict. My dad is the same way, smoked weed since he was young, acts perfectly normal on it. But, you take him away from it for a week and he shows his addiction.
Though extremely biased off one single reference point, marijuana is no more addicting than sugar is. It's just the facts, I'm sorry if you aren't okay with it. I've smoked heavily, stopped, then lightly and the only difference is maybe a week of irritability, which is even better than cigarettes, that causes long term constipation, agitation and restlessness for at least a month. Maybe your dad has major depression or anxiety, and it's not being legitimized.
I wouldn't compare the addictive-ness of weed and sugar. Sugar is INSANELY addictive. Weed is mildly addictive if anything. May be different for different people, but I'd personally argue Sugar is more addictive/harder to quit than hard stimulants like Meth.
I don't do sugar. Largely a keto diet these days with a handful of supplements to ease the ills that flesh is heir to. But I love stimulants because they work. Makes the brain buzz for a bit. I limit myself to coffee and nicotine otherwise I would spend the rent.