Ganja can cause psychosis?

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Just a thought :slightly_smiling_face:
Where as the truth might be , psychopaths tell schizophrenic people to not use , so they will not outshine and remain repressed, living in this dogma and social paranoia created by some real questionworthy people​:thinking:

Then on the other hand does cannabis make evil people better or does it enhance their evilness and it feeds ego stead of soul . This starts to sound like a john carpenter 80s movie :face_without_mouth::rofl::rofl:

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Jeez you're very high rn :joy:

And so I'm I because it totally made sense to me​:rofl:

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It makes evil people go good for sure, I've seen bullies from young age become very friendly and nice individuals, it makes people think, it promotes spiritual balance or at least makes room for that type of change

Maybe real evil I mean like really really evil motherfuckers go the wrong way​:rofl::rofl:

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Yes I think also that cannabis reduce violent instincts

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Hey!!! Wait didn't anyone watch "Reefer Madness"? Scared me straight :flushed_face: :sweat_smile:

Could deep paranoia be borderline psychotic?

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:joy::rofl: yes! Nobody believes anymore to that and is watched almost as a satira. Anyway outside the movie so many still belive

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Cannabis-induced psychosis (CIP) is a temporary medical condition where smoking or consuming marijuana triggers a sudden loss of touch with reality. Less than 0.5% of marijuana users experience episodes severe enough to require emergency care,

Forty years on the couch I can't help making jokes.

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Strong bidirectional link exists between ultra-processed diets and the worsening or onset of severe mental health disorders. Frequent consumption of foods high in sugar, refined carbohydrates, and unhealthy fats significantly elevates the risk of overall mental health struggles and interacts heavily with the biological mechanisms of psychosis.

The Biological Intersect

Scientific literature outlines several key pathways linking high junk food consumption to psychological and neurological symptoms:

  • Dopamine Overstimulation: Highly refined carbohydrates and sugars rapidly trigger the mesolimbic dopamine system—the exact same reward pathway that becomes dysregulated during psychotic episodes. Over-consuming these foods can destabilize this system.
  • Neuroinflammation: Junk food triggers body-wide inflammatory responses and oxidative stress. Chronic neuroinflammation is increasingly recognized as a underlying factor that can damage neurotransmitters and exacerbate severe psychiatric conditions.
  • Nutritional Deficiencies: Diets dominant in ultra-processed items often lack brain-essential nutrients. For example, clinical reviews note that deficiencies in critical micronutrients are linked to a higher incidence of psychopathology and reduced cognitive resilience.

Junk food heavily impacts the brain, and is proven.

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No doubt

You become what you eat

Then all the toxins in the food , water and air on top of it

All this together with stress from modern society is to blame for most dis ease we have

Time for change is long overdue

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