The THC Show with Neil Magnuson Episode 123

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1. Love you keep doing what you do u have a big heart ❤wish I could meet you in person ❤💛💗

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2. Yes We Cannabis, Happy Birthdaze, Over Grow The Gov ! 420 =)

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3. It's not devoid of ill effects if used long term, if you consider vomiting to be ill effects. "What are the symptoms of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome?
   
   People with CHS suffer from repeated bouts of vomiting. In between these episodes are times without any symptoms. Healthcare providers often divide these symptoms into 3 stages: the prodromal phase, the hyperemetic phase, and the recovery phase.

   Prodromal phase. During this phase, the main symptoms are often early morning nausea and belly (abdominal) pain. Some people also develop a fear of vomiting. Most people keep normal eating patterns during this time. Some people use more marijuana because they think it will help stop the nausea. This phase may last for months or years.

   Hyperemetic phase. Symptoms during this time may include:

   Ongoing nausea
   
   Repeated episodes of vomiting
   
   Belly pain
   
   Decreased food intake and weight loss
   
   Symptoms of fluid loss (dehydration)
   
   During this phase, vomiting is often intense and overwhelming. Many people take a lot of hot showers during the day. They find that doing so eases their nausea. (That may be because of how the hot temperature affects a part of the brain called the hypothalamus. This part of the brain effects both temperature regulation and vomiting.) People often first seek medical care during this phase.

   The hyperemetic phase may continue until the person completely stops using marijuana. Then the recovery phrase starts… Symptoms almost always come back if you use marijuana again.

   Cedars Sinai, Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome page

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4. THE JUDGE IS LETTING YOU KNOW : THIS IS ABOUT JUSTUS NOT JUSTICE.

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