Could Your Favorite Habit Be Harming Your Heart? New Study Reveals Alarming Link
Isn’t it wild how you can go from munchies to myocardial infarction in one toke flat? So, apparently, lighting up a little green or chowing down on those “special” brownies might give your heart the same workout as sharing a Marlboro with your uncle in the backyard. Science. I know… who saw that coming? I mean, at this point, are we just playing a losing game of “which vice won’t kill me?” You think you’ve picked the chill option, then—bam—turns out your arteries are partying like a smoker’s. Now, I’m torn between hitting the gym or just doubling down on snacks and hoping for the best. But hey, before you trash all your edibles or start doom-scrolling health forums, maybe see what other wise sages (or at least, people with opinions) have to say about it. LEARN MORE.
A study found that healthy people who regularly smoked marijuana or consumed THC-laced edibles showed signs of early cardiovascular disease similar to tobacco smokers. What do you think?
“Sounds like the scientists were just having a panic attack.”
Robby Hoagland, Systems Analyst
“Good thing I switched to bath salts.”
Laura Pearcy, Knickknack Duster
“Fine, I’ll stop deep-frying my blunts.”
David Kronforst, Mustard Replenisher
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