Cannabis comes from Cannabis sativa or Cannabis indica plants and contains cannabinoids like THC and CBD. It is used for its mind-altering effects, medical purposes, or socially/religiously and can be smoked, drank, eaten, or vaporized. A Canadian survey found that 19% of Canadians use cannabis daily, while 55% use it 3 days a month or less and 35% use it once a month or less. Both positive and negative short-term effects are possible from cannabis use.
Cannabis comes from Cannabis sativa or Cannabis indica plants and contains cannabinoids like THC and CBD. It is used for its mind-altering effects, medical purposes, or socially/religiously and can be smoked, drank, eaten, or vaporized. A Canadian survey found that 19% of Canadians use cannabis daily, while 55% use it 3 days a month or less and 35% use it once a month or less. Both positive and negative short-term effects are possible from cannabis use.
Cannabis comes from Cannabis sativa or Cannabis indica plants and contains cannabinoids like THC and CBD. It is used for its mind-altering effects, medical purposes, or socially/religiously and can be smoked, drank, eaten, or vaporized. A Canadian survey found that 19% of Canadians use cannabis daily, while 55% use it 3 days a month or less and 35% use it once a month or less. Both positive and negative short-term effects are possible from cannabis use.