Marijuana is the most commonly abused illicit drug today throughout the world. Teens are usually more prone to abuse and get addicted to the Marijuana. Based on Monitoring the Future survey 2009, aproximatelly 7 percent of 8th graders, 16 % of 10th graders, and 21 percent of 12th graders have been abusing Marijuana in 2009.
The drug abuse in teens has many negative effects, both long term and also short-term. Proper awareness among teens about these effects are able to keep them alarmed and off Marijuana abuse. Below are a few short term and extended effects of Marijuana drug abuse among teens.

Short term effects:

Short term effects:

Impacts brain function The THC combination in Marijuana is transported to the brain with the blood stream whenever a person abuses it. THC binds with the Cannabinoid receptors of the nerve cells and changes the activities of neurons. As these receptors control the mind, eagle hemp cbd gummies for tinnitus [www.heraldnet.com] thought, sensation of enjoyment, perception and concentration power, Marijuana abuse affects all these functions of brain.

Impacts brain function

Problem with thinking Studies indicate that cognitive proficiency of user are altered because of Marijuana abuse. The abused could have less ability to find out and recall things and they do worse in recalling the information. It affects their studies.

Problem with thinking

Incorrect perception Marijuana misuse results in increased sensory perceptions, distorted image of self and valuable time perception. Marijuana impacts the readiness to respond, motivation, ability to distinguish as well as differentiate the points.

Incorrect perception

Raises the heart rate, anxiety and panic Heart beat is increased more quickly by smoking Marijuana. If a normal heart rate is seventy to eighty beats per minute, it is enhanced by twenty to 50 beats per minute or a few times doubles after smoking Marijuana. Marijuana abuse also causes anxiety, panic, and fear.

Increases the heart rate, anxiety and panic

It makes driving risky
THC affects the performance of the cerebellum, which is an element of the brain that controls coordination and balance. In addition, it affects the reaction time as well as judgment ability. So users can't react or take decisions fast. The abuser can't respond to signals and sounds while driving which improves the risk of accident.

It makes driving risky

Very long term affects:

Impact on brain

Affect on airways as well as lungs

Cancer

Immune system