What Are The Side Effects of Smoking Marijuana?



The Damage Hits Where the Smoke Goes

Undesirable side effects of marijuana hit the lungs, throat and sinuses more quickly when it’s smoked.



Shocking and Drying Out the Brain

I’ve observed that smoking marijuana long-term has a much more dramatic drying and shocking effect on the brain than if it’s ingested.



Cottonmouth and the Oral Mucosa

Part of the drug enters the bloodstream via the oral mucosa. This enhances cottonmouth.



Vessels of the Heart

Effects on the vessels of the heart are more dramatic when marijuana is smoked rather than ingested.

The fire of marijuana likes to synergize with the fire of the heart.





This is just a brief synopsis of my clinical findings. For extensive details on how to balance and optimize the effects of cannabis using Traditional Chinese Medicine, please refer to

Marijuana Syndromes
How to Balance and Optimize
the Effects of Cannabis
With Traditional Chinese Medicine
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and how marijuana smoke can cause cause more damage to cells and DNA than tobacco smoke ...

and how marijuana smoke contains significantly higher levels of ammonia, hydrogen cyanide and other toxic compounds than tobacco smoke...

and how marijuana’s negative synergy with tobacco can increase the risk of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease by 2-3 times...

and how the odds of having respiratory symptoms and signs are 18 times higher if you smoke both cigarettes and marijuana than if you didn’t...

And don’t underestimate the effects and potential consequences of secondhand cannabis smoke...


For extensive details on how to balance and optimize the effects of cannabis using Traditional Chinese Medicine, please refer to

Marijuana Syndromes
How to Balance and Optimize
the Effects of Cannabis
With Traditional Chinese Medicine
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