Whether cannabis use leads to long term health problems or not is unknown . There has been little research in this country, and research undertaken in other countries is clearly affected by other environmental factors, hence inconclusive. If Cannabis is smoked regularly, then respiratory complaints similar to those linked with cigarette smoking are likely to occur. Cannabis is fat soluble, and so someone who regularly uses a large amount of the drug may store some of it in their body. It can take up to thirty days for this to be fully metabolised and for the body to be clear of the drug.
Cannabis is a hallucinogen .
There has been a lot of discussion about the potentially beneficial medical uses of this substance, and its place in modern medicine. However, there is still little research into new Cannabis based products because of the difficulties in obtaining research licences and the political issues around the legalisation of Cannabis. Cannabis is illegal. Cannabis is a schedule 1 drug, meaning that it is considered to have no legitimate therapeutic use. Other Class B drugs are Amphetamines and Barbiturates.