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| Sometimes when I've smoke tobacco after smoking some weed, I noticed their was a strange synergistic high. This can happen sometimes up to a few days after the last time I've been blazed. I wondered if this could be due to some pesticideds in the bud. A lot of pesticides act on the cholinergic system, like tobacco. Another thing is that some people have had bizzare reactions when they've used weed and certain drugs broken down by the enzyme chlolinesterase, like tricyclics and cocaine. Many pesticides block this enzyme. Anyway, I was wondering if the pesticides in weed (especially mexican brick) are responsible for some of the BAD side effects some people attribute to weed, like memory loss or psychosis. |
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