[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And they're at it again, cause jumping from correlations. This time it
seems to be that cannibis causes schizophrenia. See
http://tinyurl.com/fbue5
Is it possible that a 'vulnerable person' who has not been diagnosed
with schizophrenia is already having some symptoms and that these
symptoms cause the person to be more likely to use cannabis?
Schizophrenia is known for making people feel unhappy and cannabis is
known for making people feel happy. Also, physiology isn't my strong
point. Are there physiological reasons to think that cannabis use would
cause a vulnerable person to succumb to schizophrenia when this person
would not otherwise have had problems? Having a physiological mechanism
might provide support for the interpretation that cannabis causes
schizophrenia.
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-- Rick Stevens
-- Psychology Department
-- University of Louisiana at Monroe
-- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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