
[https://www.standaard.be/cnt/dmf20211008_97146046](https://www.standaard.be/cnt/dmf20211008_97146046)
vs
[https://medicine.yale.edu/psychiatry/step/resources/Cannabis%20Use%20and%20Psychosis_380524_284_47327_v2.pdf](https://medicine.yale.edu/psychiatry/step/resources/Cannabis%20Use%20and%20Psychosis_380524_284_47327_v2.pdf)
​
If you have a tendency for psychosis and you use ‘to much’ you will have what is coming for you …
What are your thoughts?
4 comments
Can’t read the first article thanks to the paywall, i’ve heard it on the news yesterday and they where quik to have it as the number one reason.
I work with young drug users and see cannabis addiction a lot. Cannabis is often looked upon as non Risk, but there are deffinitly more then a few. I’ve seen some psychoses to. As for addiction there are Often issues leading to this. Trauma’s can induce psychoses as well.
In my opinion it’s often a combination of a tendency for psychoses, mental issues and use (especially on a young age, because those minds are not fully developed)
That said they raised a good Point on the THC levels in cannabis. These levels are higher while more Often then not the cbd levels are lower. The balance of these two influence cannabis a lot. cbd has been Found to reduce the risks of THC (paranoia, psychoses, even addiction, …) There are a lot of instances naming cannabis a hard drug now because of the high THC levels (+8% or +10% depending on where they set the bar).
Paywall
I think the Yale article confirms de standaard article.
And there is a call for regulation in the article, so i don’t see any negative framing here.
But in general, yes i believe media in Belgium take the easy road of negative framing of cannabis
Legalise it its multi billion dollar industry. Might solve our tax issues and expensive stuff