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GSRX at it again with the ILLEGAL & UNSOLICITED email spam
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Even though people's short-term memories tend to function worse when high, people get better at tests requiring them to come up with new ideas. One study tested participants on their ability to come up with different words related to a concept, and found that using cannabis allowed people to come up with a greater range of related concepts, seeming"to make the brain better at detecting those remote associations that lead to radically new ideas," according to Wired. Other researchers have found that some participants improve their"verbal fluency," their ability to come up with different words, while using cannabis. Part of this increased creative ability may come from the release of dopamine in the brain, lessening inhibitions and allowing people to feel more relaxed, giving the brain the ability to perceive things differently. The Department of Health and Human Services recently signed off on a proposal to study cannabis's potential as part of treatment for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. Cannabis is approved to treat PTSD in some states already. In New Mexico, PTSD is the number one reason for people to get a license for medical cannabis, but this is the first time the U.S. government has approved a proposal that incorporates smoked or vaporized cannabis, which is currently classified by the government as a drug with no accepted medical applications. Naturally occurring cannabinoids, similar to THC, help regulate the system that causes fear and anxiety in the body and brain. A study published in the American Journal Of Medicine on April 15 of last year suggested that pot smokers are skinnier than the average person and have healthier metabolism and reaction to sugars, even though they do end up eating more calories because of the munchies. The study analyzed data from more than 4,500 adult Americans -- 579 of whom were current cannabis smokers, meaning they had smoked in the last month. About 2,000 had used cannabis in the past, while another 2,000 had never used the drug. They studied their body's response to eating sugars: their levels of the hormone insulin and their blood sugar levels while they hadn't eaten in nine hours, and after eating sugar. Not only are pot users skinnier, but their body has a healthier response to sugar. Contrary to stoner stereotypes, cannabis usage has actually been shown to have some positive mental effects, particularly in terms of increasing creativity. Even though people's short-term memories tend to function worse when high, people get better at tests requiring them to come up with new ideas. One study tested participants on their ability to come up with different words related to a concept, and found that using cannabis allowed people to come up with a greater range of related concepts, seeming"to make the brain better at detecting those remote associations that lead to radically new ideas," according to Wired. Other researchers have found that some participants improve their"verbal fluency," their ability to come up with different words, while using cannabis. Part of this increased creative ability may come from the release of dopamine in the brain, lessening inhibitions and allowing people to feel more relaxed, giving the brain the ability to perceive things differently. The Department of Health and Human Services recently signed off on a proposal to study cannabis's potential as part of treatment for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. Cannabis is approved to treat PTSD in some states already. In New Mexico, PTSD is the number one reason for people to get a license for medical cannabis, but this is the first time the U.S. government has approved a proposal that incorporates smoked or vaporized cannabis, which is currently classified by the government as a drug with no accepted medical applications. Naturally occurring cannabinoids, similar to THC, help regulate the system that causes fear and anxiety in the body and brain.
