The idea of cannabis and psychosis, which has been rammed down our throats for the past few decades, was the subject of a recent study that examined the literature. It’s interesting that they didn’t discover, or at the very least, didn’t observe, a rise in psychosis among cannabis users. Consequently, the idea that cannabis causes psychosis is unfounded.
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