Does your son/daughter say “No” to anything new or unfamiliar? Accept their answer or do you ignore it? If you do, then you’re accepting their inflexibility. This can lead to inflexibility getting worse as they age. Typically, between ages 14-15, I see teens reach the “inflexibility tipping point”, where their inflexibility starts an upward trajectory of becoming more severe. Sometimes, their inflexibility can continue into adulthood. This could mean that college students are unable to make it through their first semester because they are not flexible enough about accepting help.
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Marijuana is the common term for cannabis that is derived from the plant Cannabis sativa. It contains hundreds of cannabinoids, which are chemicals that have many chemical components. The two main cannabinoids in the cannabis plant that we've studies are D9-tetrahydrocannabinol or THC and cannabidiol or CBD. CBD has mind-altering properties, while THC does not.
Cannabinoids, also known as neurotransmitters or chemicals, are responsible for cannabis' effects on the body. The endocannabinoid (or endocannabinoid) system is how we make our own cannabinoids. Anandamide and 2-arachidonoyl-glycerol are the two endocannabinoids.
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