It is indeed that cannabis has been around for millennia, the miracle of cannabis smoke has been puzzling our ancestors ever since the Neolithic age, which means that once humans have found something they really enjoy it.

A recent study conducted in Finland has proved that the earlier we start smoking cannabis, the more exposed we are to developing psychotic symptoms that can evolve into severe mental illness later in life. The most distinguish symptoms experienced by teenagers were found to be an unexplained feeling that they were being followed, difficulty in controlling the speed of their thoughts and an equally unexplained feeling that something strange was going on around them. Of course, frequent drug users run a much higher risk, but even one-time drug users were proven to be extremely vulnerable to developing psychosis.

Teenagers are likely to be vulnerable to the mental effect, which means they are probably vulnerable to developing psychosis at some point. This latest evidence comes to support the point of view that cannabis is by no means a safe drug, as many teenagers believe. As a result, they should regard even one-time smoking as dangerous and be aware that the harmless pot is putting them at a very high risk.

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