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Some people experience the following negative psychological symptoms after long-term use of cannabis: abstract thinking disorientation disruption to memory paranoia anxiety panic attacks depression hallucinations (most commonly auditory and visual) increased risk of psychosis increased risk of suicidal ideation cognitive impairment reduction in brain matter The following physical symptoms have also been recorded: issues with lungs worsening of asthma coughing higher risk of developing lung cancer high blood pressure and heart rate palpitations risk of cardiovascular complications fertility issues in men fertility issues in women prenatal cannabis exposure These symptoms are thought to be experienced more frequently in individuals who use cannabis at a younger age

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The term originally came from Phillies Blunt cigars, which smokers would empty and refill with cannabis

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Exports to the United States began the next year, in 2006

Though the long-term health effects of smoking cannabis are still a subject of ongoing research, its advisable to be mindful of potential risks, particularly for individuals with pre-existing respiratory conditions