Pojasnilo ustvarjalcev videa s povezavami na raziskave.
“The idea of this video is to specifically reach people who are against decriminalization and to take them seriously. There is an abundance of pro arguments and content on the internet – and while they are correct, they tend to marginalize the negative effects of smocking weed. So we wanted to show that even if you think that nobody should ever smoke, you still can support a public policy approach that protects more people, than by keeping cannabis illegal. Sometimes it is annoying to hear things that don’t match what we already think. Researching our videos in depth often does the same thing to us. In this case we decided that was more important to reach people, who would not have watched another video that is obviously pro liberalization.”
Some of the sources used in the video:
Argument 1: Marijuana Causes Psychosis
Studies point to a correlation between THC and psychosis
http://bit.ly/2FBkInF
Ian Hamilton, Addiction, 2017
THC levels have increased in the last few decades while CBD levels have decreased
http://bit.ly/2GviNON
ElSohly MA et al, Biological Psychiatry, 2016
Possible benefits of CBD for psychosis treatment
http://bit.ly/2FDCanh
Study: Correlation between frequency of marijuana consumption and risk of psychosis
https://bit.ly/2skXxVf
Bourque et al, Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 2017
Article by the University of York: Risk of psychosis from marijuana use small compared to the number of total users
https://bit.ly/2shVUZ5
http://bit.ly/2FUeLkS
Study: rising rates of marijuana use cause no increase in psychosis patients
http://bit.ly/2tQi5ZA
http://bit.ly/2GqLzzV
Frisher M et al, Schizophrenia Research, 2009
Increased risk of psychosis in marijuana smokers who are already at clinical high-risk for psychosis
http://bit.ly/2IrVR3s
http://bit.ly/2hS3ymW
Vadhan, Nepal P. et al, Psychiatry Research, 2017
Increased tendency for consumption of hard liquor during the US prohibition era
http://bit.ly/2bNQoGk
http://ti.me/2fqaJUQ
Argument 2: Marijuana as a gateway drug
Study: association between marijuana use and use of other illicit drugs
https://bit.ly/2xnpam3
Secades-Villa et al, The international journal on drug policy, 2015
Teenagers who smoke are 80 times more likely to use illegal drugs
https://bit.ly/2J9C0ZU
Lai S et al, Journal of Addictive Diseases, 2000
Increased risk of excessive alcohol and drug use for smoking teenagers
https://bit.ly/2EeiiWs
The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University, 2007
Study: risk factors of incident onset of use, abuse and dependence of marijuana
http://bit.ly/2FCrny0
Kirsten von Sydow et al, Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 2002
Decriminalization of possession and consumption of all illicit substances in Portugal
http://bit.ly/2iPvQTC
https://ind.pn/2kLmTeh
Decrease in continuity rates of use
https://bit.ly/2sg0eYZ
https://bit.ly/1nJyK7g
Argument 3: Marijuana is addictive and damages organs
Statistics: doubling of marijuana treatment admissions in Europe, 2003-2014
http://bit.ly/2pbSXXN
Statistics: Increased number of people who seek treatment for marijuana related problems
http://bit.ly/2pbodXw
Statistics: marijuana addiction
http://bit.ly/2p93OCi
Study: Correlation between THC levels and first-time admissions to drug treatment in the Netherlands
http://bit.ly/2ImMTUS
Freeman et al, Psychological Medicine, 2018
Study: health problems related to marijuana consumption
http://go.nature.com/2tN6Scm
http://bit.ly/2wCfp1x
Pacher et al, Nature Reviews Cardiology, 2017
Barbara A Yankey et al, European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, 2017
Study: no health risks related to marijuana use
http://bit.ly/2GpIYpM
Meier MH et al, JAMA Psychiatry, 2016
Study: Effects of marijuana on the adolescent brain
http://bit.ly/2FJlvPn
http://bit.ly/2DrxRth
Batalla A et al, PLoS ONE, 2013
Studies: lowered IQ in teenagers using marijuana
http://bit.ly/2p7sxas
Newer studies: influence of general drug use on brain development and IQ
http://bit.ly/2InrWJy
http://bit.ly/2FTv4yv
http://bit.ly/2GsGRkY
Meier MH et al, Addiction, 2018
Risk of dependence on alcohol and tobacco
http://bit.ly/2p93OCi
http://bit.ly/2oQmaqB
Lachenmeier DW et al, Scientific Reports, 2015
Study: the effects of tobacco use on health
http://bit.ly/2FKE2KU
http://bit.ly/1Pp6Snc
http://bit.ly/2cW3sdc
Study: the effects of alcohol consumption on health
http://bit.ly/2pev8OR
http://bit.ly/2atY4MR
