The same can be said about the cancer curing properties and weed. 500 people smoked weed and were cured of cancer. It doesn't mean the 2 are related. I'm sure the person was taking actual medicines and going through actual treatments as well. In the medical field weed is only used as a painkiller and nothing else. It's not some miracle cure all plant.

Here's some reasons it's bad for teens, the age where most people first start smoking weed.
1. Teens using marijuana before age 18 are two to four times more likely to develop psychosis as young adults compared to those who do not.
2. The teen brain is much more vulnerable to addiction. One in 6 kids who try marijuana before age 18 will either abuse it or become addicted to it compared with 1 in 25 adults.
3. Studies show that heavy doses of THC, the key chemical in marijuana, during adolescence change the way the brain develops. In particular, marijuana’s harmful effects strike the hippocampus, which is critical for learning and memory.

Here's a very short article about the affects on older men too, not just teens. "men who reported smoking pot in the past were twice as likely to have certain types of testicular cancer than those who claimed they had never touched the stuff."

news.menshealth.com/marijauna-testicular-cancer/2012/09/12/

The same can be said about the cancer curing properties and weed. 500 people smoked weed and were cured of cancer. It doesn't mean the 2 are related. I'm sure the person was taking actual medicines and going through actual treatments as well. In the medical field weed is only used as a painkiller and nothing else. It's not some miracle cure all plant.

If you can have fun without it then there's no reason to damage your body. It's just not worth it.

Here's some reasons it's bad for teens, the age where most people first start smoking weed.
1. Teens using marijuana before age 18 are two to four times more likely to develop psychosis as young adults compared to those who do not.
2. The teen brain is much more vulnerable to addiction. One in 6 kids who try marijuana before age 18 will either abuse it or become addicted to it compared with 1 in 25 adults.
3. Studies show that heavy doses of THC, the key chemical in marijuana, during adolescence change the way the brain develops. In particular, marijuana’s harmful effects strike the hippocampus, which is critical for learning and memory.

Here's a very short article about the affects on older men too, not just teens. "men who reported smoking pot in the past were twice as likely to have certain types of testicular cancer than those who claimed they had never touched the stuff."

news.menshealth.com/marijauna-testicular-cancer/2012/09/12/

The same can be said about the cancer curing properties and weed. 500 people smoked weed and were cured of cancer. It doesn't mean the 2 are related. I'm sure the person was taking actual medicines and going through actual treatments as well. In the medical field weed is only used as a painkiller and nothing else. It's not some miracle cure all plant.