The Brain on Cannabis: What You Should Know about Recreational and Medical Marijuana Free Audiobook Download by Rebecca Siegel Md,Margot Starbuck

It's easier to feel in control when you know the facts. Cannabis is an illegal drug at the federal level and in most states, but there are still many people who use it for recreational purposes. It can be a good idea to know what your brain is feeling with this drug before using it constantly or treating it like a miracle cure.

Cannabis is one of the most popular and controversial drugs in recent decades, but with states like California embracing full legalization, it's becoming increasingly difficult to understand what exactly this plant is capable of. This audiobook includes both medical and recreational information, as well as insights into how cannabis impacts brain function both positively and negatively.

The Brain on Cannabis is an audiobook about the brain and marijuana. It explores the effects of marijuana on the mental health, addiction to other substances, and whether it is a gateway drug in relation to other substances. The author also discusses if marijuana can be used as a treatment for mental disorders such as depression and PTSD. She then goes into how recreational marijuana affects brain function and health.

Recreational and medical marijuana are now legal in several states. In 2012, Colorado had the highest percentage of residents registered with a cannabis card among all states.

Recreational and medical marijuana are both legal in states of the United States, but legalization doesn't mean that you know everything there is to know about this popular drug. With recreational and medical marijuana use rising, it's more important than ever to be informed on what effects cannabis has on your body. This book provides insight into how cannabis affects the brain.

It was only a few years ago that marijuana was still listed as a schedule 1 drug in the United States. This means that it is supposed to be highly addictive and has no medical use. That is, until studies began to be published which suggested that marijuana could actually help treat certain ailments including epilepsy, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease. Now, it is legal for recreational use in 10 states and medicinally in 30 states.