3:19 just some quick info, marijuana itself isn’t a hallucinogen. It’s the THC in the marijuana that gives it hallucinogenic properties. So THC is a hallucinogen, not marijuana itself.
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3:19 just some quick info, marijuana itself isn’t a hallucinogen. It’s the THC in the marijuana that gives it hallucinogenic properties. So THC is a hallucinogen, not marijuana itself.
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So are depressants categorized as antagonist, or agonist drugs? or is it unrelated
a lot of depressants help amplify the effects of GABA (which helps with calming our bodies down), so they're usually agonist drugs
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