My experience is quite the opposite. He says it raises blood pressure. It lowers mine. But I'm unvaccinated.

The people surveyed were people that went to medical institutions during the study timeframe- This is easy- the people surveyed were ALREADY going to the doctor/hospital for something... This is a biased population

Observational study = not much confidence

Smoked from 12 to 58...63 now ( cough, cough, mild copd now, v few cigarettes comparatively), but after 40 it always gave me tachycardia...and it was hippy weed, too. Regardless if indica or sativa. Idiosyncratic reactions happen in responses to almost all drugs, though.

And herb, plants, "natural" or synthetic, are all drugs/poisons at their core.

If something, ingested by whatever means, elicits a physiological/chemical change in metabolism, pain response, bp, hr, etc, it is a drug by definition.

Synthetic vs natural makes no difference. One's body cannot detect the source; it's just differing molecules to our electrochemical system and chemo-receptors.

Differing functional groups make the difference in how the molecule links into a specific receptor...or not, an if a response occurs or not.

Good example is dextromethorphan and codeine. Dextromethorphan has a methoxy group, codeine has a hydroxyl group, affecting their pharmacological properties. One tiny tweak. It's how they make designer drugs, too. Both stop cough, but only codeine gets you high. Codeine is metabolized to morphine in the liver. (Robotrippin is an exception to above) .

I babble. Not high. Straight is my high now. Better.

There are only issues for people that took the death jab.

I thought cannabis relaxes people. Someone I knew who spent 6 months in an Arizona jail told me that the staff handed out weed as it calmed the population.

As studies remain inconclusive and few and far between, scientists and doctors are still unclear how marijuana affects the cardiovascular system.

...but we know it does, massively. Just like we know C-19 jabs are safe and effective.