Question 1

can ganja be easily addictive?

Accepted Answer

Marijuana addiction: Some think it funny, but mj is a serious drug. The withdrawal includes weeks to months of irritability, boredom ; malaise, increased anxiety ; insomnia. It takes time but recovery is worth it. If it is a problem for you, explore treatment programs ; community support groups in your area: ma (marijuana-anonymous.Org) aa, lifering, sos, etc. Each website points to in person, online ; phone meetings.

Question 2

how long is ganja  in your system?

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Days to weeks: Thc (the active compound in ganja) is fat soluble and is released from fat tissue over weeks.

Question 3

what are effectx if you smoked some ganja?

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Misspell effects?: One effect could be misspelling words like effects. I am not sure how seriously to take your question. Effects on what? Marijuana has a wide range of effects & this varies from person to person. There are also many strains of ganga, some more stimulating & some more sedating. It can be calming, ease muscle tension, stimulate appetite, relieve nausea & aid sleep but can impair memory & concentration.

Question 4

how long is ganja going to stay in your system?

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Days to weeks: Thc (the active compound in ganja) is fat soluble and is released from fat tissue over weeks.

Question 5

how many days does it take for ganja 2 go out of your blood system?

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Blood ; THC: Blood tests for thc (active ingredient in ganja) will remain positive for about 2 days.  However, urine is used for testing more often.  Depending on frequency of use, urine can remain positive for 90 days after last use.

Question 6

does ganja destroy brain after how long.?

Accepted Answer

No brain destruction: Marijuana does not "destroy the brain." there is no evidence of significant harm to brain structure or function in long-term users & it may even prevent and reverse brain aging & alzheimer's! however, there is evidence that marijuana may adversely affect brain development/intelligence in those who use it regularly before age 18. Thus, i advise adolescents against using it. See comments for links.

Question 7

what chemicals get into your brain if you smoked some ganja?

Accepted Answer

Ganja: Hydrocarbons, hydrocannabinoids and toxic alkaloids.

Question 8

how do you quit smoking ganja if you've been doing it a couple of years already?

Accepted Answer

Mutual support helps: Consider attending a meeting of marijuana anonymous.

Question 9

is there any difference between ganja and pot?

Accepted Answer

Same substance: Same substance -- cannabis.  Ganja is a sanskrit term that came to the west indies.  People there speak of smoking ganja.  Still the same health risks for all.

Question 10

what are the illnesses that they give out ganja for?

Accepted Answer

Cancer: The fact that you call it "ganja" and ask which illnesses "qualify" for a prescription leads me to wonder if you may be looking for a reason to justify a behavior that you are already doing or wanting to do, i.e. Smoke marijuana. The legitimate medical uses for marijuana are very limited, e.g. To counteract the serious side effects of chemotherapy for cancer patients. I hope this answer helped.

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