west coast custom

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Les effets immédiats
Les consommateurs recherchent un état de détente, de bien-être et une modification des perceptions (par exemple, sensation de mieux entendre la musique). Mais les effets recherchés ne sont pas toujours obtenus.
Les effets de la consommation de cannabis sont variables : légère euphorie accompagnée d'un sentiment d'apaisement, légère somnolence. Mais elle peut entraîner aussi parfois un malaise, une intoxication aigüe ("bad trip") qui peut se traduire par des tremblements, des vomissements, une impression de confusion, d'étouffement, une angoisse très forte.
Le cannabis diminue les capacités de mémoire immédiate et de concentration chez les consommateurs, tant qu'ils sont sous l'effet du cannabis. La perception visuelle, la vigilance et les réflexes sont également modifiés. Ces effets peuvent être dangereux si l'on conduit une voiture ou si l'on utilise des machines (machines-outils par exemple).

Selon la personne, la quantité consommée et la composition du produit, le cannabis peut avoir des effets physiques comme :
>> un gonflement des vaisseaux sanguins (yeux rouges) ;
>> une augmentation de l'appétit (fringales) ;
>> une augmentation du rythme du pouls (palpitations) ;
>> une diminution de la sécrétion salivaire (pâteuse) ;
>> parfois une sensation de nausée.
A 17 ans, un adolescent sur cinq consomme du cannabis plus de 10 fois dans l'année, et 15% d'entre eux plusieurs fois par semaine.
LES RISQUES RESPIRATOIRES.
La fumée du cannabis contient des substances cancérigènes comme celle du tabac : elle est donc toxique pour le système respiratoire. L'association du tabac et du cannabis entraîne des cancers du poumon plus précoces que le tabac seul. Les risques respiratoires sont amplifiés dans certaines conditions d'inhalation (pipes à eau, "douilles").
Les effets d'une consommation régulière
Certains effets sont loin d'être anodins et révèlent un usage problématique, donc nocif :
>> difficultés de concentration,

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