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I smoked weed from age 12 to now at 16. i used almost daily for the past two years or so. have i permanently stunted my brains development?
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May be: You know that what you are doing is not good for your health. Weed has damaged not only your brain, but also lungs, liver and other organs. If you quit now, you may recover some of the damage.
Answered 6/12/2013
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