Hashish smoking may cause early heart disease
According to CNN, a new study shows that the initial signs of cardiovascular diseases have shown that ingredients that are regularly smoked or THC have shown the initial signs of cardiovascular diseases.
“As a science, this is the first study of the impact of human vascular functions (THC),” said Matthew Springer, a researcher at the University of California, California, San Francisco, said.
“We’re looking for a bright future,” said Springer. In the next stages of life, we have revealed the initial changes that describe the cause of marijuana with heart disease … smoking and (THC) substance seem to contribute to these changes in different ways.
Four times of hydrocanobinol or “THC” in short (THC) is part of the feeling of happiness in marijuana. Springer explained that previous investigations on rats after marijuana smoke have shown damage to the blood vessels. However, it is not yet known whether marijuana smoke affects the human vascular system.
“We have found that the blood vessels are reduced by 42 percent of the cannabis smokers, and that we have found that we have reduced the quadrilateral hydroconol (THC) compared to non -consumers.”
As a result, the director of Cardiovascular Disease at a medical center in Denver said the results of the ingredients of the square hydrocnabinol (THC) were surprising.
“Other marijuana forms – tea, and colors – are not less harmful as we had previously thought? We need a wide range of studies to make a good decision on this outcome.”
Previous studies later found strong relationships between marijuana abuse and cardiovascular diseases. A study conducted in February 2024 can significantly increase the risk of smoking or eating switching or eating switching, even if the person does not suffer from previous heart disease and not use smoking or tobacco.
The study confirms that if the hemp is used every day, the stroke risk is 42 percent and the risk of heart attack is 25 percent and the number of days increases with the increase in the number of days.
A study conducted in February 2023 found that the daily use of marijuana would increase the risk of a person with coronary artery disease.
The American Heart Association recommends that the heart, LUNG pyramids and potential damage to the blood vessels from smoking, including jute products or any substance. In 2020, studies suggest that heart rhythm disorders may occur within an hour after Hashish.
