Andrew Huberman· PhD
there is some biological reason why individuals who either prone to develop or who have schizophrenia like cannabis and they will tend to seek out the highest potency product they can get access to
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there is some biological reason why individuals who either prone to develop or who have schizophrenia like cannabis and they will tend to seek out the highest potency product they can get access to
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there is definitely a relationship between um using cannabis and having the uh initiation of the development of schizophrenia
if you've used cannabis as a teenager use high potency as a lot of the research has shown though they've done these studies and they say it relates to um a greater risk of schizophrenia essentially
individuals who are prone to develop schizophrenia also seem to be prone to use cannabis and use it at possibly at excessive levels or possibly higher potency products they seek out um using cannabis if someone is prone to develop it may initiate or trigger the onset of the disease
individual who have schizophrenia first of all they use cannabis at a higher rate than the general population that's very clear
to me cannabis is fuel on a fire so if someone is prone to developing schizophrenia adding cannabis into the mix I think will make