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My friend got really sick from smoking weed, what could've happened?
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Don't know his sx's.: He could have smoked pesticides that were used on the cannabis. Possible effects of marijuana: anxiety, depression, fear, panic , delusions, hallucinations, losing touch with reality, inattentiveness, short-term memory problems, disturbances of thought processes. Fatigue, poor concentration, slowed reaction times & slowed problem solving. Some people develop a dry mouth, have a rapid heart rate.
Answered 9/15/2013
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