Those medications are stressed out and prescription-only for that really reason
Everybody has preferences about things; it doesn’t matter if we’re talking about music or restaurants or movies or food. I have a small group of close friends and we hang out as often as our work schedules permit. Sadly, I’m becoming the strange a single out with everything. I don’t like the same places that they do, nor do I listen to the same styles of music or watch the same TV shows. Whenever they’re talking about up-to-date films or cable shows, I believe like an outsider. They also like to drink at bars and clubs and I don’t. Although I’ll still accompany them out to bars on the occasional weekend, I don’t like alcohol really much. I love cannabis in every single way. The buzz is so nice, the side effects are mild, and there’s no risk of a debilitating physical addiction, nor a risk of a fatal overdose. I have watched family members consumed by alcoholism. At some point you become an empty shell of a person. This up-to-date addict pales compared to whoever you once was before you succumbed to alcoholism. I’m no fool, I assume that psychological addictions to substances like cannabis are a tolerable talk to have. But if we’re being totally honest, you can’t die from marijuana withdrawal. If you go chilled turkey on alcohol as a heavy alcoholic, it could kill you. The only other substances that can do this to a human body are benzodiazepines like xanax and ativan. Those medications are stressed out and prescription-only for that really reason. When you compare these dangers to cannabis, it’s no wonder I love the marijuana plant over alcohol. And if you asked myself and others what kinds of cannabis products I prefer, I’d say that I’ll take cannabis flower products every morning during the week.