I mean, it only makes sense. Studies have shown that parents who smother their kids can push them to smoke weed, just as much as parents who neglect their children. The parents who made reasonable parenting choices and were less strict were able to successfully convince their children that marijuan wasn’t a right path. These finding were published by the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence, which conducted the experiment on several children in six European countries.
Study Shows That THIS Has More Longtime Effects On Children Than Parental Cocaine Use!!!
A recent study from the Children’s Hospital Of Philadelphia has recently revealed that babies born to parents who used cocaine while pregnant, had no significant long-term growth effects different than those who’s parents didn’t use. Twenty-Five years ago, the government Ok’d a $7.9 million study on the growth of “crack babies.’ The researcher was supposed to document the long-term health effects that crack/cocaine use while pregnant was severely detrimental to children. While reviewing the study, researchers, instead, found out that it wasn’t as simple as it seemed.
Production Duo Tha Bizness Fills Us In On Creating Kendrick Lamar’s “Sherane”
Dow Jones and Henny are responsible for creating more then a few hits. This time they show us what it took to make a banger for Kendrick Lamar. At times Henny even uses his own voice as a vocal sample to play with effects and other sounds from the production box. Drop down bottom and have a look. JaaiR (JR)
Marijuana Has No Effect On Brain Tissue!
I bet a lot of people will be happy to know this. According to a study on teen brains the use of marijuana over an 18 month period did not show any changes to brain tissue. Some may hate this following part, regular alcohol consumption over this period of time did show some changes in the brain. Once again alcohol proves to be worse than weed, yet it’s stigma remains the same. Although the findings did not clearly show whether the changes and growing white matter in the brain were permanent. Steph B
