Functional and behavioral signs Cannabis dependence may manifest in several ways, including: Recurrent use in hazardous situations (e.g., driving while impaired) Impaired academic or occupational performance Neglect of responsibilities or self-care due to use Relationship conflicts tied to cannabis use Compulsive patterns of obtaining, using, or seeking cannabis These functional consequences are critical to assess and document, as they drive clinical severity and treatment planning
In Atharva veda chapter 11, verse 8, it is said that cannabis is one of the 5 plants that reduces stress and depression, and also promotes happiness, the same information is also mentioned in multiple ayurveda texts such as Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita, Sargandhara Samhita, which is why its use can be seen in hindu festivals
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