"Research published this week in the journal Neurology speculating that marijuana's effects on the cerebrovascular system may bring about residual cognitive deficits in longtime users is not supported by the majority of available clinical evidence.

In addition, a scientific review published earlier this month in the journal Current Opinion in Pharmacology concluded, "There is little evidence ... that long-term cannabis uses causes permanent cognitive impairment. ... Overall, by comparison with other drugs used mainly for 'recreational' purposes, cannabis could be rated a relatively safe drug. (http://www.norml.org/index.cfm?Group_ID=6434)"

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Whew!!!!

The DEA's job-security-machine is gonna be upset to hear this!!

I guess the majority (of scientists) haven't heard about the DEA's Divine Right to job-security. :rolleyes:

~laughing~ but don't you keyboard r e a l l y, r e a l l y, ssssssssss lllllllll oooooooooo wwwwwwww llllllll yyyyyyyy ?

Pass the Doritos RIGHT NOOOOOOOOOOW!!

Originally posted by ~Sal~
~laughing~ but don't you keyboard r e a l l y, r e a l l y, ssssssssss lllllllll oooooooooo wwwwwwww llllllll yyyyyyyy ?

Pass the Doritos RIGHT NOOOOOOOOOOW!!
Uhhhhhhhh........let's see.........

That'd be Myth #11!!! (http://my.marijuana.com/Exposing_index_1095.html)

Damn!!! There are (almost) as many myths, about pot, as there are Bush-excuses for going-into-Iraq!! :rolleyes: