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I have a friend who tried to quit weed one time, and he had other things that were going on in his life at the time, but he ended up in a psyche ward for hallucinating. I believe the fact that he was trying to give up weed had something to do with it. When I researched THC addiction, one of the withdrawal symptoms was supposedly Schizophrenia. Weed has a lot of benefits, but it also has harmful effects and I believe people DO get addicted to it even if the addiction isn't as sharp as an addiction to something like crack.
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I have a friend who tried to quit weed one time, and he had other things that were going on in his life at the time, but he ended up in a psyche ward for hallucinating. I believe the fact that he was trying to give up weed had something to do with it. When I researched THC addiction, one of the withdrawal symptoms was supposedly Schizophrenia. Weed has a lot of benefits, but it also has harmful effects and I believe people DO get addicted to it even if the addiction isn't as sharp as an addiction to something like crack.
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