Cannabis Use Linked to Epigenetic Changes, Study Shows: ScienceAlert
8 points by arthurz 10 months ago | 14 comments- dataflow360 10 months ago2023 story, also linked to 3 months ago when it was already stale but just as baity
- aszantu 10 months agoSo.... what else causes epigenetic changes?
- hirvi74 10 months ago> "Interestingly, we consistently identified one marker that has previously been associated with tobacco use," Hou explained, "suggesting a potential shared epigenetic regulation between tobacco and marijuana use."
Well, I guess tobacco is something else that causes epigenetic changes.
- aszantu 10 months agocoincidentally ppl smoke marijuana with tobacco, lol
- aszantu 10 months ago
- autoexec 10 months agoChild abuse, alcohol, sugar, love, trauma, "Mild internet use", pet ownership, tanning, not getting enough sleep, etc. Basically everything.
- aszantu 10 months agothank you, it's funny how they're coming after weed now
- datavirtue 10 months agoWait until people figure out they can take balanced cannabinoid gummies instead of nasty shit like diclophlenic acid and Advil.
- datavirtue 10 months ago
- aszantu 10 months ago
- kfarr 10 months agoAccording to Google:
> Exercise is a powerful environmental stimulus that causes epigenetic changes, particularly in muscle tissue.
- BizarroLand 9 months agoAs I understand it, epigenetic changes are your genome's response to the environment, so basically everything causes them to fluctuate on some level or another.
- Ekaros 10 months agoNow I am wondering would it be simpler to ask what does not cause epigenetic changes?
- Narhem 10 months agoMushrooms cause epigenetic changes. Click bait article is being click bait.
- hirvi74 10 months ago
- moi2388 10 months agoAnd no mention of what changes. Bad article.