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again no where anywhere did I say anything about overdose.
I have said that THC poisoning is on the rise.
But the article you provided as supportive documentation reports one guy who killed his wife and had only a small amount of THC in his system. That was no THC overdose.
The second guy reported in the article did indeed consume a lot of cannabis in a short time. I'll grant you he probably did overdose. He did not die, however, from THC poisoning.
For the sake of argument I'll give you the fact that THC overdose may have caused behavior that led to his demise.
You can't be telling me that you base your argument on one article in which one person consumed a large quantity of edibles. That's not enough to convince any objective person. Based on what you have provided you have no argument.
and the CDC attributes that boy that jumped his death to pot. as he ate all the cookies not just 1.
there was like 5 of them.
That's not the way I read it, but no matter. The point is he consumed too much in a short period of time. I would add, however, that he did not die from pot poisoning.
the article supports my statement
Actually, it doesn't.
At least 56 people called Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Center to complain about marijuana-related scares last year. Children's Hospital Colorado admitted at least 14 children younger than 10 for eating marijuana-infused foods last year. Seven of those kids went to the hospital's intensive care unit.
Compared to when? What do we know about the 56 people? They called the center. That is ALL you know? How many calls required medical treatment? How many calls involved street pot? How many calls involved marijuana combined with other drugs, legal and illegal? How many calls involved first time users who were not overdosed but rather paranoid? "56 people called Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Center to complain about marijuana-related scares" in and of itself is basically meaningless unless you have detailed information.
There were 14 children who were seen by the hospital emergency department. Of those 8 were admitted to the hospital and of those 8 who were admitted 2 were admitted to intensive care. So just for clarification 7 kids were not admitted to intensive care.
Having said that edibles are and should be a concern regarding children. Cookies, brownies, gummy bear edibles look like the normal cookies, brownies and gummy bears. Parents/adults who consume edibles need to be responsible. Packaging needs to change. One child consuming edibles is one child too many.
the only people mentioning death and overdose are people strawmaning what I said. no where have I mentioned death or overdose.
I suspect people are responding to your mischaracterization of issues and your wont to place very loose with your information sources.