Check out this ad in the Washington Times by the National Institute of Citizen Anti-Drug Policy (NICAP). Stop Pot 2016 is proud to work alongside NICAP to free our people from the slavery of drug addiction and death by publicizing THE TRUTH Continue reading How to End America’s Drug Overdose Crisis
This story is taken from a 4-part series in Parents Opposed to Pot, and is re-used with permission
Three years ago, two 16-year-old high school girls stabbed and murdered another friend, after sneaking out during the night to smoke pot. The killing took place happened Continue reading Pretty Little Killers: The Marijuana Connection
Part 5 of a 9 part series
One of six (17%) adolescents who use marijuana will become addicted; one in eleven (9%) of those who start after age 18. Recovery from marijuana addiction is particularly difficult because it remains in the body for so long. Marijuana is a gateway to other drugs that kill by overdose, such as heroin, cocaine and meth. Of 120 Americans who die every day of drug overdose, roughly 90% started their drug journey with pot. Addiction will r
uin the addict’s life, and all those in the circle of family and friends.
Skunk is the name for today’s high potency marijuana.
See the previous post in the series: Marijuana can Kill or Permanently Harm a Fetus. See the next post in the series: Marijuana Can Cause Mental Illness.
Today’s marijuana is skunk, making is usage use much riskier now than it was in the 60s, 70, 80s and early 90s. THC gives marijuana its psychotropic qualities. Skunk has about 5x more THC than the traditional pot, and it is the only marijuana grown now. Continue reading Marijuana = Skunk = Mental Health Crisis
