Can I throw another tangent on the fire..?
Does anyone know where I can find stats for the percentage of patients suffering from cannabis psychosis on acute psychiatric wards in the UK that came from cannabis using family backgrounds…?
It would really interest me, I’ve met a lot of second and third generation hippy folk and as a rule they generally seem fairly switched on, good pleasant folk… perhaps there may even be benefits to passive smoking in children..?
In days of yore (pre-prohibition) I’m sure the midwife would have prescribed cannabis smoke/products for a variety of childhood situations, from babies that don’t settle at night, pain relief, appetite enhancement etc through to treatment of chronic illness.. Not to mention daily nutrition, skincare and clothing
(DISCLAIMER: I should state that I suffered with horrendous psychosis in my late teens and early 20s, and although I have not used cannabis since, I still strongly advocate against it’s blanket demonisation)