Today's Marijuana Is More Dangerous!?Today's Marijuana Is More Dangerous!?
Peji's Recovery Corner
Pej and Aubree explore the hidden dangers of modern marijuana, from THC potency to mental health impacts.
53:42•16 Mar 2022
The Real Risks of Modern Marijuana: Insights from Peji's Recovery Corner
“Marijuana was just their really big stepping stone. They were buying up homes land and they're still doing that across America. But the thc is the worst offender, because thc is an addictive chemical. And to me that's the biggest secret, because we're so propagated by all these media campaigns and legalized campaigns from big elite drug dealers is who they are, and they're not speaking the truth about marijuana.”
Ever wondered if today's marijuana is more dangerous than it used to be? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Peji's Recovery Corner', host Pej Alaghamandan dives deep into this pressing issue with his guest, Aubree. Aubree brings a unique firsthand perspective on the public health crisis surrounding modern marijuana, which she explores in her documentary, 'Chronic State'. The conversation is eye-opening as they discuss the evolving potency of THC, the hidden dangers of vaping, and the complexities of CBD use.
Pej, who has been sober for 14 years, shares his personal journey through addiction and his mission to help others find recovery. Together, they unpack the controversial gateway drug theory and the impact of marijuana legalization on society. They also explore the troubling link between marijuana use and mental health issues like psychosis and addiction. Aubree emphasizes the importance of support groups such as Marijuana Anonymous and the crucial role parents play in educating their children about drugs.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about the real risks associated with today's marijuana and looking for hope in recovery.
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