What is marijuana?

Marijuana comes from the dried flowering tops, leaves, stems, and seeds of the Cannabis sativa (hemp) plant.

Humans have used marijuana for hundreds of years for fiber (hemp), seed oils, seed, medical treatment, and recreationally.

There is some evidence that marijuana or some of its components — such as CBD oil — may be useful for relieving severe pain, inflammation, nausea, and chronic conditions.

However, CBD is just one of at least 120 substances (cannabinoids) found in marijuana. People have many health concerns about the use of the drug.(buy-soma-order.com)

Another primary component of marijuana is delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).

THC is the key mind-altering (psychoactive) substance in marijuana. It acts on specific brain receptors, causing possible mood changes, depression, suicidal thinking, memory issues, and disruption to normal learning abilities. It may also produce dependency.

The compound is also known to stimulate appetite (informally known as "the munchies") and induce a relaxed state, as well as other effects on sense of smell, hearing, and eyesight. THC can also cause fatigue. In some people, THC may reduce aggression.