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..after yer medical marijuana have a cup of coffee to jump start yer doppie brain cells.
Now a team of Austrian researchers using advanced brain imaging technology have discovered that caffeine makes people more alert by perking up part of the brain involved in short-term memory, the kind that helps focus attention on the tasks at hand.
And Americans seem most in need of concentrating their thoughts since their average daily consumption of 236 milligrams of caffeine, equivalent to more than 4.5 cups of coffee, is three times the world average.
..do you hear voices after your medical marijuana??
Marijuana Smoking and Schizophrenia
In another report presented at the meeting, researchers from New York's Albert Einstein Medical School found that marijuana smoking may increase the risk of schizophrenia in people who have a genetic susceptibility to the disease.
Using a special version of MRI technology called diffusion tensor imaging or DTI, Drs. Manzar Ashtari and Sanjiv Kumra found that marijuana smokers had brain abnormalities similar to those of schizophrenics.
..after yer medical marijuana have a cup of coffee to jump start yer doppie brain cells.
Now a team of Austrian researchers using advanced brain imaging technology have discovered that caffeine makes people more alert by perking up part of the brain involved in short-term memory, the kind that helps focus attention on the tasks at hand.
And Americans seem most in need of concentrating their thoughts since their average daily consumption of 236 milligrams of caffeine, equivalent to more than 4.5 cups of coffee, is three times the world average.
..do you hear voices after your medical marijuana??
Marijuana Smoking and Schizophrenia
In another report presented at the meeting, researchers from New York's Albert Einstein Medical School found that marijuana smoking may increase the risk of schizophrenia in people who have a genetic susceptibility to the disease.
Using a special version of MRI technology called diffusion tensor imaging or DTI, Drs. Manzar Ashtari and Sanjiv Kumra found that marijuana smokers had brain abnormalities similar to those of schizophrenics.