Marijuana lungs vs tobacco lungs

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  Volatile anesthetics, as well as many drugs which affect pulmonary function, are administered as aerosols. Other obvious examples include nicotine and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which are absorbed following inhalation of tobacco or marijuana smoke. The large alveolar area and blood supply lead to rapid absorption into the blood.

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  Mar 01, 2009 · Since marijuana is most often smoked, it is not surprising that many of the problems found in tobacco smokers are also found in marijuana smokers. The lungs serve as the entry point for the THC from the marijuana smoke into the blood. In the short term, smoking marijuana can result in a feeling of stinging and burning in the mouth and in the ...

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  When someone inhales marijuana, the smokes goes in to the lungs and immediately passes through the membranes and enters the bloodstream. From here it dilates the blood vessels, which can make the user feel warm and also cause the bursting of the small blood vessels in the eyes, giving the typical red eye appearance of marijuana smoking.

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  The best-known agonistic cannabinoid is THC. When one smokes marijuana, THC rapidly passes from the lungs into the bloodstream, which carries the chemical to the brain. THC acts on specific sites in the brain, called cannabinoid receptors, producing a series of …

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• Marijuana Lungs | Is Smoking Weed Bad for Your Lungs?

  5 times more than tobacco. More likely to get lung cancer, emphysema and bronchitis. THC: delta nine tetahydrocannainol . A poisonous chemical. 10 – 15 time more in marijuana today vs. the 60s. Stored in various organs including the lungs & kidneys. Destroys white blood cells, an …

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• DRUG DANGER: IN THE BODY

  Comparing the composition of tobacco smoke and cannabis smoke, similar effects especially in relation to the development of lung and gullet cancer can be expected. There seem to be a higher risk compared to tobacco only as cannabis is burning under higher temperatures and is inhaled more deep that tobacco (Hall & Solowij 1998).

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  As tobacco smoke enters the lungs, nicotine reaches the brain within seven seconds stimulating the release of large amounts of dopamine. ... Tobacco affects the dopamine system the same as alcohol, opiates, cocaine, and marijuana (Pierce & Kumaresan, 2006). Tobacco use may reduce cocaine-induced paranoia (Wiseman & McMillian, 1996).

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