MARIJUANA: Brain Damage. Birth Defects. Addiction. [NOOK Book]

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Overview

MARIJUANA cause brain damage, birth defects and addiction. Baby Boomers who remember the 70's when pot had a THC (potency) content of 1/2%, need to observe that today its 20 to 60 times stronger. We are talking grain alcohol compared to near beer. And the impacts to the body and brain are much more severe.

With all of the propaganda from drug legalizers like Drug Lord George Soros, America is largely confused about pot. Is it medicine? Are we depriving the chronically ill of the only narcotic that can give them relief? In reality, its not about compassion. Its about money and power, and the fact that people like the intoxicating effects with no ...
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Overview

MARIJUANA cause brain damage, birth defects and addiction. Baby Boomers who remember the 70's when pot had a THC (potency) content of 1/2%, need to observe that today its 20 to 60 times stronger. We are talking grain alcohol compared to near beer. And the impacts to the body and brain are much more severe.

With all of the propaganda from drug legalizers like Drug Lord George Soros, America is largely confused about pot. Is it medicine? Are we depriving the chronically ill of the only narcotic that can give them relief? In reality, its not about compassion. Its about money and power, and the fact that people like the intoxicating effects with no knowledge or concern about the inherent damage they inflict on themselves and others.

Its true! Nobody dies of marijuana overdose. But almost all of the 3,200 Americans who die monthly from drug overdose started their journey with pot.

And largely owing to brain imaging technology, we know know that marijuana can actually cause of schizophrenia and paranoia in vulnerable individual, along with other psychotic conditions, such as depression and suicide. Loughner, the Tucson shooter may be a case in point.

The human brain isn't fully developed until age 25, and we now know that marijuana can cause irreversible damage to the brain until it is, particularly during adolescence when marijuana interrupts the development of white and gray matter.

The most critical thing about pot is that it is fat soluble. While one ounce of alcohol can be excreted from the body in 12 hours, it takes 3 to 7 days for the THC content in one joint to leave the body, and up to a month for the balance. In the interim, the THC clogs every cell in the body, and adversely affects every organ. It weakens the immune system by as much as 50%. Because 1/3rd of the 3 lb brain is fat, it loves to reside there, adversely impacting short term memory, diminishing motivation, maturation, academic achievement and productivity.

The other primary depository of THC are the gonads (i.e. sex organs). Marijuana is a cause of testicular cancer in men, but it also escalates the percentage of still births, causes physical defects in newborns, behavioral problems and escalates the probably of certain types of leukemia. It's also mutagenic, which means it can leap over a generation and cause the same defects in one's grandchildren.

Addictive? There are more young people in rehab for addiction to marijuana than all other drugs combined. During Obama's first year in office, the increase in marijuana use went from 15.1 million Americans to 16.7 million (11%). Unfortunately, the two age groups with the highest consumption are 18-25, and 12 to 17 ... both under the threshold of a mature brain.

A major cause of the increase in consumption is the President and Attorney General's edict that the federal government will not enforce federal law in states that have approved "medical" marijuana laws. That edict is not based on scientific evidence, but on the corruptive influence of money. We have the best scientific evidence in the world on the destructive influence of marijuana. The government's most important responsibility is to protect the people, and in spite of the pandemic of 3,200 overdose deaths monthly, 33% high school drop out rate, 5% of the world's population consuming 66% of the world's illicit drugs, et al., the President and Congress have heretofore just ignored the problem.

By destroying our youth, we are destroying our nation. If our government can't muster the wisdom, courage and will to serve the people, then we need to elect a government that will.

Editorial Reviews

Carla Lowe
During the parent movement in the 1980’s, a drug prevention journalist named Peggy Mann scanned the globe, interviewing and reporting on research of the effects of marijuana on the body and brain. First Lady Nancy Reagan championed the cause with her “Just Say No” message. The adverse outcomes from smoking pot were causing more and more problems and there was tremendous curiosity among parents and kids as to what was really going on with this seemingly harmless recreational

Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940012178121
  • Publisher: The Freestyle Foundation
  • Publication date: 1/19/2011
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 288,921
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Meet the Author

ROGER MORGAN Chairman and Executive Director of the Coalition for A Drug-Free California has been an entrepreneur and businessman in California for 30 years. Formerly, he was Vice President of Volvo of America and General Manage/CEO of Volvo Penta of America; and engaged in sales, marketing and dealer administration with Caterpillar Tractor Company and Caterpillar Overseas. He is a graduate of Colorado College (1963) and The Thunderbird Graduate School of Global Management (1964). He was Founding Chairman of the Coronado SAFE Foundation, a non-profit dealing with drug prevention; prior Board Member of the San Diego Prevention Coalition; member of the National Coalition for Student Drug Testing; Co-Founder of Californians for Drug-Free Schools and Special Advisor to the Golden Rule Society in Coronado. His passion for drug prevention stems from two step-children who became drug addicted at age 12 and 14 roughly 30 years ago, and two nephews who died from drug related causes.
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  • Posted February 20, 2011

    complete trash, complete with the scare tactic cover!

    Wake up people this is some old Reagan crap here.

    3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.

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  • Posted July 21, 2011

    more from this reviewer

    Are you kidding

    This book is full of lies and half truths. Might as well go watch Reefer Madness, you'll get about the same amount of correct information. Don't bother with this book unless you are looking to read some fiction.

    2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 24, 2011

    Humorous

    Although I find this hilarious, I find it sad that so many lowbrow individuals think marijuana is "bad."

    1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

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  • Posted February 21, 2011

    trash

    complete rubbish intended to further limit personal freedom

    1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

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  • Posted December 24, 2011

    Sounds like typical prohibitionist propaganda

    No one in this day and age can actually expect us to actually believe this garbage. Anyone with any ability to do actual research will recongnize this crap for what it is, propoganda to continue a failed policy of arresting and incarcerating hundreds of thousands of otherwise innocent americans. This crap needs to stop.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 15, 2011

    Wow

    I just read the preview and i can tell ya this is a crock of sh*t. Never in my life have I heard such outrageous lies used to brainwash you into thinking marijuana is bad. Wow is all I have to say.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted November 25, 2011

    bullsht

    Roger morgan is-"Chairman and Executive Director of the Coalition for A Drug-Free California has been an entrepreneur and businessman in California for 30 years. Formerly, he was Vice President of Volvo of America and General Manager of Volvo Penta of America; and engaged in sales, marketing and dealer administration with Caterpillar Tractor Company and Caterpillar Overseas. He is a graduate of Colorado College (1963) and The Thunderbird Graduate School of Global Management (1964). He was Founding Chairman of the Coronado SAFE Foundation, a non-profit dealing with drug prevention; prior Board Member of the San Diego Prevention Coalition; member of the National Coalition for Student Drug Testing; Co-Founder of Californians for Drug-Free Schools and Special Advisor to the Golden Rule Society in Coronado. His passion for drug prevention stems from two step-children who became drug addicted at age 12 and 14 roughly 29 years ago, and two nephews who died from drug related causes."

    this man knows nothing about the science of marijuana and has no say in weather it is good or bad for you!!!!!

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  • Posted October 7, 2011

    DON'T BUY INTO IT

    This man is clearly more confused by the media and governmental tactics that are used to keep the information about the medicinal value of cannabis a secret than he claims the majority of his readers are. Have no fears, however - he is one man out of millions of others who know the truth. Don't read, unless you're ready to be bombarded by more ridiculous propaganda and scare tactics spurred by pharmaceutical companies (the majority of whom would lose a huge profit margin upon the legalization of this miraculous plant), or unless you would like to understand more completely how these lies have an effect on the human psyche.

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  • Posted September 25, 2011

    Stupid

    How ignorant can people be....I cannot believe people still have opinions like these while pharmaceutical companies produce damaging and terrible drugs that are considered healthy and acceptable. Ridiculous.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted August 31, 2011

    Really!?

    I havent even read this book and I can already tell you that it is complete rubbish. Anybody who believes any of this is truly misinformed. Everybody needs to do their own research.

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  • Posted August 19, 2011

    More Lies to deceive the people

    This is a ploy to confuse, misinform and scare the reader. Don't buy into the blatant lies. If you want an informative read please consider marijuana is safer by steve fox, paul armentano and mason tvert. It's a real eye opener.

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  • Posted March 3, 2011

    Highly recommended

    Although this book will not be popular amoung drug users, it is extremely eye opening and informative. If you don't believe it, research it for yourself and find out the real truth about marijuana.

    0 out of 6 people found this review helpful.

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