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Does cannabis smoked out of a bong, have any effect on hemoglobin levels? if my levels are high is it safe for me to smoke cannabis. what are risks?
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There is: no connection with your RED BLOOD CELLS as far as I am aware of! I would point out that Cannabis has NOT been adequalely studied re: long term effects! Hope this is helpful Dr Z
Answered 4/17/2018
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