welshsmoker
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ffs boys lay of her, two fucking puffs of green fuck me, more nasty shit in the air you breathe outside, and landrace knows she has done something not advised, so please stop giving the poor lass a fucking guilt trip..
I Am Stoned And Pregnant.....What a A Hole Right?
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welshsmoker
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Pregnancy:
Does cannabis/THC do harm to the fetus if it is used during pregnancy?
Answers:
Institute of Medicine
Among the studies that have investigated the relationship between prenatal marijuana exposure and birth outcome, the results have been inconsistent. Except for adolescent mothers, there is little evidence that gestation is shorter in mothers who smoke marijuana. Several studies of women who smoked marijuana regularly during pregnancy show that they tend to give birth to lower weight babies. (...)
For most of these studies, much of the harms associated with marijuana use are consistent with those associated with tobacco use, and smoking is a significant factor so the contribution of cannabinoids cannot be confirmed. However, Jamaican women who use marijuana rarely smoke it, but instead prepare it as tea. In a study of neonates born to Jamaican women who either did or did not ingest marijuana during pregnancy, there was no difference in neurobehavioral assessments made at 3 days after birth and at one month. (...)
Since 1978, the Ottawa Prenatal Prospective Study has been measuring the cognitive functions of children born to mothers who smoked marijuana during pregnancy. (...) The children in the different marijuana exposure groups showed no lasting differences in global measures of intelligence such as language development, reading scores, and visual or perceptual tests. Moderate cognitive deficits were detectable among these children when they were four days old and again at four years, but these deficits were no longer apparent at five years. Prenatal marijuana exposure was not, however, without lasting impact. By comparison, at both ages 5-6 and 9-12, children in the same study who were prenatally exposed to tobacco smoke scored significantly lower on tests of language skills and cognitive functioning.
Joy JE, Watson SJ, Benson JA, eds. Marijuana and medicine: Assessing the science base. Institute of Medicine. Washington DC: National Academy Press, 1999.
Peter Fried
The consequences of prenatal exposure to cannabis are subtle. The impact during the course of pregnancy and upon the neonate appear to be considerably moderated by other risk factors with evidence from a number of cohorts suggesting mild effects upon fetal growth and central nervous system functioning. During the toddler stage, there is little evidence for a prenatal cannabis effect either upon growth or behavior. However, beyond the age of three, there are suggestive findings indicating a putative association between prenatal marihuana exposure and aspects of cognitive behavior that fall under the rubric of executive function. Particularly, the facets of this construct which appear impacted are the domains of attention/impulsivity and problem solving situations requiring integration and manipulation of basic visuoperceptual skills. Although there is a convergence of evidence, the very limited number of studies which have followed children beyond the age of three emphasizes the need for further, well controlled investigations in this area.
Fried P. Pregnancy. In: Grotenhermen F, Russo E, eds. Cannabis and cannabinoids. Pharmacology, toxicology, and therapeutic potential. Haworth Press, Bing-hamton/New York 2001, in press.
Franjo Grotenhermen
It is unlikely that cannabis causes embryonic or fetal malformations. There are inconsistent epidemiological data on its effect on birth weight. There is evidence of subtle disturbances of cerebral development resulting in cognitive impairment in offspring of cannabis users. Some scientists assume such disturbances exist, while others believe that cannabis exerts no relevant negative effects. Possibly subtle cognitive marijuana-related disorders might not be observed before preschool or school age.(...)
No influences on physical fetal development in children born to chronic cannabis users have been reported. Yet, as far as possible, cannabis should be avoided during pregnancy and in lactating women because of the controversial evidence for subtle disturbances of cognitive development.
Grotenhermen F. Review of unwanted actions of Cannabis and THC. In: Grotenhermen F, Russo E, eds. Cannabis and cannabinoids. Pharmacology, toxicology, and therapeutic potential. Haworth Press, Bing-hamton/New York 2001, in press.
Grotenhermen F. Practical hints. In: Grotenhermen F, Russo E, eds. Cannabis and cannabinoids. Pharmacology, toxicology, and therapeutic potential. Haworth Press, Bing-hamton/New York 2001, in press.
Does cannabis/THC do harm to the fetus if it is used during pregnancy?
Answers:
Institute of Medicine
Among the studies that have investigated the relationship between prenatal marijuana exposure and birth outcome, the results have been inconsistent. Except for adolescent mothers, there is little evidence that gestation is shorter in mothers who smoke marijuana. Several studies of women who smoked marijuana regularly during pregnancy show that they tend to give birth to lower weight babies. (...)
For most of these studies, much of the harms associated with marijuana use are consistent with those associated with tobacco use, and smoking is a significant factor so the contribution of cannabinoids cannot be confirmed. However, Jamaican women who use marijuana rarely smoke it, but instead prepare it as tea. In a study of neonates born to Jamaican women who either did or did not ingest marijuana during pregnancy, there was no difference in neurobehavioral assessments made at 3 days after birth and at one month. (...)
Since 1978, the Ottawa Prenatal Prospective Study has been measuring the cognitive functions of children born to mothers who smoked marijuana during pregnancy. (...) The children in the different marijuana exposure groups showed no lasting differences in global measures of intelligence such as language development, reading scores, and visual or perceptual tests. Moderate cognitive deficits were detectable among these children when they were four days old and again at four years, but these deficits were no longer apparent at five years. Prenatal marijuana exposure was not, however, without lasting impact. By comparison, at both ages 5-6 and 9-12, children in the same study who were prenatally exposed to tobacco smoke scored significantly lower on tests of language skills and cognitive functioning.
Joy JE, Watson SJ, Benson JA, eds. Marijuana and medicine: Assessing the science base. Institute of Medicine. Washington DC: National Academy Press, 1999.
Peter Fried
The consequences of prenatal exposure to cannabis are subtle. The impact during the course of pregnancy and upon the neonate appear to be considerably moderated by other risk factors with evidence from a number of cohorts suggesting mild effects upon fetal growth and central nervous system functioning. During the toddler stage, there is little evidence for a prenatal cannabis effect either upon growth or behavior. However, beyond the age of three, there are suggestive findings indicating a putative association between prenatal marihuana exposure and aspects of cognitive behavior that fall under the rubric of executive function. Particularly, the facets of this construct which appear impacted are the domains of attention/impulsivity and problem solving situations requiring integration and manipulation of basic visuoperceptual skills. Although there is a convergence of evidence, the very limited number of studies which have followed children beyond the age of three emphasizes the need for further, well controlled investigations in this area.
Fried P. Pregnancy. In: Grotenhermen F, Russo E, eds. Cannabis and cannabinoids. Pharmacology, toxicology, and therapeutic potential. Haworth Press, Bing-hamton/New York 2001, in press.
Franjo Grotenhermen
It is unlikely that cannabis causes embryonic or fetal malformations. There are inconsistent epidemiological data on its effect on birth weight. There is evidence of subtle disturbances of cerebral development resulting in cognitive impairment in offspring of cannabis users. Some scientists assume such disturbances exist, while others believe that cannabis exerts no relevant negative effects. Possibly subtle cognitive marijuana-related disorders might not be observed before preschool or school age.(...)
No influences on physical fetal development in children born to chronic cannabis users have been reported. Yet, as far as possible, cannabis should be avoided during pregnancy and in lactating women because of the controversial evidence for subtle disturbances of cognitive development.
Grotenhermen F. Review of unwanted actions of Cannabis and THC. In: Grotenhermen F, Russo E, eds. Cannabis and cannabinoids. Pharmacology, toxicology, and therapeutic potential. Haworth Press, Bing-hamton/New York 2001, in press.
Grotenhermen F. Practical hints. In: Grotenhermen F, Russo E, eds. Cannabis and cannabinoids. Pharmacology, toxicology, and therapeutic potential. Haworth Press, Bing-hamton/New York 2001, in press.
Slojo69
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lol, I bet she started this thread to see how many people will hump her leg. All odds considered, it's prolly highly unlikely that anything could have happened, just not a fan of people that would risk just a little bit for a selfish desire. Hey, when they are all grown up and decide to do it, by all means show em how its done, shit ill prolly have drinking wars with my kid when he gets old enough, doesnt mean i should start teaching him how to do it before he has even seen anything outside a uterus.
Illumination
New Member
Research it....cannabinoids do not cross the placenta to the embryo so no harm done...sure are alot of ignorant judgmental stoners on this site....
enjoy yourself and dont fret...baby never knew you did ok??
Namaste'
enjoy yourself and dont fret...baby never knew you did ok??
Namaste'
Slojo69
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and if you wanna post articles we can go all day fighting that. But the bottom line is, Marijuana is a mind altering substance and when introduced to a child that does not have a fully developed brain it can cause abnormalities from learning deficiencies or adhd type of issues (as previously mentioned). It may not be a Direct result of marijuana but i gaurantee it is a factor when the brain doesnt develop properly.
Slojo69
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How Marijuana Crosses the Placenta
Courtesy of Michael R. Foley, M.D. (2007) http://www.merck.com/mmhe/sec22/ch259/ch259a.html
Refer to the diagram above to understand the pathway of marijuana from the mother's blood to the fetus' blood. Some of the fetus' blood vessels are located in the villi of the placenta, and they extend into the wall of the mother's uterus. The mother's blood is traveling through the intervillous space which is separated from the villi by a thin placental membrane. Chemicals from marijuana are able to travel from the mother's blood through the placental membrane into the villi which contain fetal blood vessels. Once the chemicals enter, they travel from the umbilical cord to the fetus (Foley, 2007).
lol
Illumination
New Member
"However, marijuana does not appear to increase the risk of birth defects or to slow the growth of the fetus. Marijuana does not cause behavioral problems in the newborn" From the same place which you ALTERED the the illustration title to say marijuana instead of drugs...lame...try that on some one dumb
Copied and pasted directly from the site you quote the illustration states:
"How Drugs Cross the Placenta" not Marijuana...lame indeed
Namaste'
Copied and pasted directly from the site you quote the illustration states:
"How Drugs Cross the Placenta" not Marijuana...lame indeed
Namaste'
Illumination
New Member
Bullshit government propaganda
Slojo69
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I didnt alter shit dude. http://teratogenmarijuana.pbworks.com/w/page/20559955/FrontPage
yer trying so hard to deny the fact that marijuana gets into the bloodstream, therefore is transfered to the fetus just like anything else. If yer getting high, yer babies getting high, there is no magical forcefield that shields yer baby from you being a dumbass.
yer trying so hard to deny the fact that marijuana gets into the bloodstream, therefore is transfered to the fetus just like anything else. If yer getting high, yer babies getting high, there is no magical forcefield that shields yer baby from you being a dumbass.
Slojo69
Well-Known Member
how the FUCK is that government propaganda? its true or it isn't. And if you think this isn't true then yer more effed up than the chick smoking weed while pregnant
Illumination
New Member
no shielding my self from your dumbass apparently...you are wrong so believe the propaganda and love the lies ...it is ok....I know why....one day you will
Enjoy life...stop judging and spreading lies...you will be happier
Namaste'
Enjoy life...stop judging and spreading lies...you will be happier
Namaste'
grow plenty
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so let me get this right... the op is a dumb ass for takin a couple of tokes while preggy yet you cant wait for your kid to get old enough so yall can have drinking wars?????you are a fuckin hypocrite.
Illumination
New Member
whatever spread lies judge and believe the propaganda....it makes you....special...and you are...really special
Namaste'
I am done as I have lil tolerance of ignorance that pretends to be knowledgeable....have an awesome existance
Namaste'
I am done as I have lil tolerance of ignorance that pretends to be knowledgeable....have an awesome existance
stickystink
Member
don`t worry about wat ova people think, it`s up to you to do wat you want, there are people out there who have had heroin or crack babies and they have come out alright , some of them may have had to be weened of off the drugs but are ok, as far as i no smoking weed in any form isn`t harmful enough to do ny seroius damage and im sure you yourself would no if there was a problem, but i no people that have several children and smoked whilst pregnant and there children came out fine and excelled in school it dosn`t effect them at all, ive neva heard of ny serious things happening to babies because of the mother`s smoking usage, good luck and don`t let anyone make you feel guilty, just do wat u no u go girl!!!!
Slojo69
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Whatever dude, there hasn't been one lie from my end. Marijuana is a mind altering substance, fact! It does get into your bloodstream, which in turn is transferred to your fetus just like all other drugs and alcohol, fact! how is this propaganda? whatever, i can go back and forth with you left and right, but yer just going to shout "LIES! LIES!" blah blah blah no matter what i throw at ya so eff off and have a nice day sir!
How is this being a hypocrite? if he is old enough to want to drink why would i stop him? hopefully by that time ive taught him how to do it responsibly. However why would my wife wat to drink while being pregnant with him and choose his fate for him?
tomatogrowop
Active Member
Pot wont do anything to your kid. All people even unborn babies already have all the cannabinoids found in cannabis in them already. They also have DMT and other psychoactive compounds in them, thats why they dream. Now if you're smoking cigarettes/crack/meth or drinking tons of booze then ya you're going to harm your child. the worst thing you could do to your child by smoking is slightly decrease the amount of oxygen in your own body caused by smoking. It would be like holding your breath for 30 seconds.
BUT if you live in The communist states of America you should be aware that some states require a drug test at birth and if you fail they can take your baby away from you.
BUT if you live in The communist states of America you should be aware that some states require a drug test at birth and if you fail they can take your baby away from you.
grow plenty
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she isnt drinking shes smoking BIG difference and how do you teach your kid to drink responsibly? alcohol is addictive he'll end up a useless bum cause you taught him to drink...Responsibly......you started ragging on the op just like you do in other threads, why even bother responding with a neg. post? i guess you gotta keep up your post count huh? LAME...................
Slojo69
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Public forum, public views, don't like it, eff off sir. And i was using drinking as an example. I'll prolly smoke with him as well. And lol at him becoming a bum cause he drinks! so omg because he smokes MJ he is going to start other stuff too huh? he's gonna try heroin and crack and meth just cuz he smokes mj huh? The point of it is that he will be taught how to be responsible in all aspects of life and will not be subjected to anything until he is mentally and physically able to handle it. Alcohol is legal. thats why i used that as in example. Is it more harmful? of course. but thats not the point here chief.
grow plenty
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then please tell me , What is the point.you bash the op for doing something Harmful to her unborn baby (according to you) and you admit drinking is worse but thats not the point? im just saying you could have responded to the post in a much better and more pos. way..your post count would have still increased..............Done!