口服大麻消费对健康的影响：一项横断面研究

IF 0.4 Q4 PHARMACOLOGY & PHARMACY

Journal of Pharmacology & Pharmacotherapeutics Pub Date : 2021-04-01 DOI:10.4103/jpp.JPP_143_20

S. Ambwani, Rimplejeet Kaur

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大麻是全球和印度常见的滥用物质之一。文献显示，自公元前1000年以来，大麻在印度就被用于医疗和宗教目的。在古代阿达婆吠陀中也有记载，它被描述为地球上五种神圣的植物之一印度常用的大麻是从大麻科植物大麻的花、叶、果、嫩枝和茎的树皮中提取出来的。在印度，大麻通常以hashish、bhang、ganja和charas等形式使用有趣的是，根据1985年《麻醉药品和精神药物法》，除大麻外，所有其他形式的大麻都是被禁止的

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Impact of Oral Cannabis Consumption on Health: A Cross-sectional Study

Cannabis is one of the common substances of abuse globally as well as in India. Literature reveals that the cannabis is being used for medicinal and religious purposes in India since 1000 BC. It is also recorded in ancient Atharvaveda where it is described as one of the five sacred plants on Earth.[1] The cannabis commonly used in India is derived from the flowers, leaves, fruit, young twigs, and bark of the stem of the plant Cannabis sativa, which belongs to the family Cannabaceae. Cannabis in India is usually used in forms such as hashish, bhang, ganja, and charas.[1] Interestingly, all other forms of cannabis except bhang are banned as per the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985.[1]

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