The New York Times just
reported on the rise of e-joints (brand name Ju-Ju Joints). They look just like
e-cigarettes, which a new study shows teens are now using more than tobacco.
However, instead of containing liquid nicotine, these vapor pens are filled
with roughly 250 milligrams of cannabis oil loaded with THC, the
psychoactive ingredient in marijuana that "adversely affects the
developing brain, some studies have found, impairing attention and memory in
adolescents and exacerbating psychiatric problems." This has
especially disturbing implications for teens. Read the full article...Wednesday, January 28, 2015
E-JOINTS -- THE NEXT BIG TREND FOR TEENS?
The New York Times just
reported on the rise of e-joints (brand name Ju-Ju Joints). They look just like
e-cigarettes, which a new study shows teens are now using more than tobacco.
However, instead of containing liquid nicotine, these vapor pens are filled
with roughly 250 milligrams of cannabis oil loaded with THC, the
psychoactive ingredient in marijuana that "adversely affects the
developing brain, some studies have found, impairing attention and memory in
adolescents and exacerbating psychiatric problems." This has
especially disturbing implications for teens. Read the full article...
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