Weed and alcohol

Weed (cannabis) and alcohol are both commonly used substances, but they affect the body and mind in different ways.

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🌿 Weed (Cannabis)

Main active compound: THC
Common effects:
• Relaxation, euphoria
• Altered perception and time sense
• Increased appetite
• Impaired memory and coordination

Possible risks:
• Anxiety or paranoia (especially high doses)
• Reduced concentration and reaction time
• Dependence with frequent use
• Can worsen mental health issues in some people

Medical use:
Used in some places for pain relief, nausea, epilepsy, and other conditions (laws vary by country).

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🍺 Alcohol

Type: Depressant
Common effects:
• Relaxation, lowered inhibitions
• Mood changes
• Impaired judgment and coordination

Possible risks:
• Liver disease, heart problems
• Addiction (alcohol use disorder)
• Increased risk of accidents and violence
• Long-term brain and health damage with heavy use

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⚠️ Using Weed and Alcohol Together
• Effects can intensify (more dizziness, nausea, poor judgment)
• Higher risk of accidents and vomiting (“crossfaded”)
• Greater strain on the brain and body

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🧠 Key Difference (Quick View)

Aspect Weed Alcohol
Addiction risk Moderate High
Overdose risk Very low High
Long-term physical harm Lower Higher
Legal status Varies Legal in most places

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If you want, I can explain which is more harmful, effects on the brain, legal status in Nepal, or medical vs recreational use.