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Animals Getting Bigger, and How Cannabis Causes Hunger

SciShow News delves into the history of marine animals and finds that they’re getting bigger, and unlocks the secret of how cannabis creates one of its most medically useful effects.

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This Is What Marijuana Does to Your Brain

This Is What Marijuana Does to Your Brain
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The impact of marijuana on the brain is a complex issue, with some studies suggesting occasional use has minimal long-term effects. Frequent and heavy consumption, especially during adolescence, can alter brain development. THC, the psychoactive compound in marijuana, affects the endocannabinoid system, which is crucial for memory, learning, and decision-making. Prolonged exposure may reduce gray matter in regions responsible for cognition and impulse control. Genetic factors and individual brain chemistry influence the extent of these effects. The debate continues as researchers work to separate myths from facts and emphasize responsible use and further scientific exploration.

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Ancestral Human Diet, Seed Oils, Inflammation, Fat Oxidation, Influence of Industry on Food Science

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About the guest: Steven Rofrano became interested in human health & food, including ancestral vs. modern diets, from personal experiences in diet & allergies during college. He is co-founder and CEO at Ancient Crunch, Inc., which provides alternatives to widely consumed ultra-processed snack foods. Before becoming an entrepreneur Steven studied mathematics at Yale University and worked as a software engineer.

Episode summary: Nick and Steven discuss: ancestral vs. modern foods; seed oils & polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs); inflammation, allergies, and immunity; PUFAs, free radicals, and oxidative stress; the corrupting influence of private industry on food science; the history of seed oils; animal vs. plant fats; Steven’s food startup; and more.

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00:00:00 Episode Intro
00:03:32 Steve’s Personal Health Journey
00:14:29 Seed Oils and Their Impact on Health
00:23:01 Biological Mechanisms of Seed Oils
00:50:11 Historical Context and Marketing of Seed Oils
00:58:42 Economic and Social Drivers of Seed Oil Consumption
01:52:32 Challenges in Funding Clinical Research

20 Facts You Didn’t Know About Weed | Quit Smoking

20 Insane facts about weed/marijiuana that will make you quit smoking. If you are a smoker and you don’t know what cannibas does to your body and your health you need to watch this video and learn about some crazy facts about smoking weed or marijiuana. You will learn about the adverse effects of drugs on health.

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Treating Pain with Medical Marijuana

“I could see endocannabinoids as being a really good conduit to relieving the opioid epidemic.” Nathan Fried, assistant professor of biology, discusses the potential of medical marijuana for replacing opioids as a pain treatment.

Fried joined the Rutgers University–Camden faculty in the fall of 2018. He specializes in neuroscience and is currently studying the connections between sleep and pain, to identify opioid alternatives for chronic pain treatment.

Learn more about Nathan Fried’s research: http://go.rutgers.edu/euor9z4a
Learn more about the Rutgers–Camden Department of Biology: http://go.rutgers.edu/16y7al55

Is marijuana bad for your brain? – Anees Bahji

Explore how marijuana’s two main active compounds, THC and CBD, affect your brain and body, and what risk factors to watch out for.

In 1970, marijuana was classified as a schedule 1 drug in the United States: the strictest designation possible, meaning it was completely illegal and had no recognized medical uses. Today, marijuana’s therapeutic benefits are widely acknowledged, but a growing recognition for its medical value doesn’t answer the question: is recreational marijuana use bad for your brain? Anees Bahji investigates.

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