Some, including Canada, Mexico and Uruguay, have legalized it recreationally.
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Should people who take psychedelics recreationally in clubs consider microdosing?
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And the same is true of someone taking it recreationally.
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I had envisioned playing recreationally after I left the tour.
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"Even recreationally, I have no problem with that," Simmons said.
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Read This Next: What Happens If I Use Viagra Recreationally?
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Oertle was 20 years old when she started using Vicodin recreationally.
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Today, I'm on Wellbutrin, and don't drink or recreationally use drugs.
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For those who Slack recreationally this might be a fun option.
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I have hundreds of hours of experience flying my drone recreationally.
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Instead, most individuals seeking a heroin-like high use prescription opioids recreationally.
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If taking ketamine recreationally, how can people be as safe as possible?
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This is the keystone of the drone industry, both commercially and recreationally.
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I grew up in Colorado [which started selling cannabis recreationally in 2014].
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I use cannabis both recreationally (to relax) and medicinally, for chronic insomnia.
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There is also demand to use this kind of visualization technology recreationally.
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Maine was also poised to pass a proposal to legalize it recreationally.
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California will vote on a measure to legalize it recreationally in November.
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Weed is recreationally legal in 10 states, and medically legal in 18.983.
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She decided to investigate the social experiences of autistic adults taking MDMA recreationally.
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"It got to the point where I started using them recreationally," Mandy said.
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Tramadol can be used recreationally, but it also can help keep people alert.
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And, as we already know, a lot of states have legalized it recreationally.
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There are people also taking it recreationally, swallowing hundreds of pills a day.
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These drugs, used recreationally as mind-alterers or stimulants, are also appetite suppressants.
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Marijuana is recreationally legal in only nine states, and medically legal in 31.
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Leary began to speak out publicly, encouraging young people to take LSD recreationally.
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For those mothers who do use amphetamines recreationally, there is very limited data.
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When do you tell people you want to recreationally date about your job?
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The DEA's mission is in large part to ensure that drugs are not being abused recreationally, but also to ensure that drugs that are often abused recreationally are available for use as medicine if there's research to support medical use.
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When abused recreationally, the cold medicine can cause euphoria, agitation, psychoses and dissociative phenomena.
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He also plans to enter the industry in Oregon, where cannabis is legal recreationally.
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"Indigenous people use mushrooms in controlled rituals, not recreationally," he said, USA Today reported.
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Others, such as psilocybin (the active ingredient in magic mushrooms), are used mostly recreationally.
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Nine states and the District of Columbia now permit adults to use marijuana recreationally.
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It's snorted or taken by mouth recreationally, so it all hits you at once.
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After two tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, he said, he started taking painkillers recreationally.
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Eight states and the District of Columbia currently allow marijuana to be used recreationally.
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It's possible that children also used it recreationally, much like modern humans do today.
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He'd heard of its antidepressant effects before, but he'd only ever taken it recreationally.
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I mean even if most people have medical things, they're maybe using it recreationally.
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Cannabis is now regularly used recreationally by about 200,000 people in Switzerland, the government said.
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When used in higher doses recreationally, ketamine is known to be hallucinogenic and potentially addictive.
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For example, he said that napalm is occasionally used recreationally in portable flamethrowers by hobbyists.
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Although the drug is used recreationally, most users don't feel the same high as heroin.
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How do you feel about it being legalized recreationally and not just for medical purposes?
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Even in Washington, where it's legal recreationally, there are jobs that drug test for marijuana.
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But in my new life as a writer, I can't afford to play golf recreationally.
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Growing and selling marijuana, which is widely used here recreationally and medicinally, would remain illegal.
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How did it feel to know people were recreationally taking these obscure compounds you created?
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Four — Colorado, Washington, Oregon, and Alaska — plus Washington, DC permit adults to use pot recreationally.
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Working in cannabis is lucrative, especially given how many people in this country use marijuana recreationally.
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Maybe you smoke recreationally before you go out, and like to be high in social scenarios.
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Eight of those states now allow adults to use pot recreationally, creating an increase in dispensaries.
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"She's one of the first people to really study how people use drugs recreationally," says Fisher.
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Some people take it as a way to treat opioid addiction, while others take it recreationally.
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I am a physician practicing in a state where marijuana is legal, both medicinally and recreationally.
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In the midterms, three out of four state measures to legalize marijuana either medically or recreationally passed.
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If used recreationally, though, gene therapy could also expand the physical limits of human strength and endurance.
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I believe cannabis should be recreationally legal for adults, and regulated in a similar way to alcohol.
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Some use substances recreationally, while others were interested in learning out of a feeling of social responsibility.
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More recently, kava has spread to many other South Pacific islands, including Hawaii, where it's consumed recreationally.
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Marijuana's legal in an increasing number of states medicinally and even recreationally, but it's still illegal federally.
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He continued to play recreationally and at the par-3 contest that precedes the Masters each year.
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"We don't have an example of something that is used legally both recreationally and medicinally," Kamin said.
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I've met women across the political spectrum who own guns for self-defense or for shooting recreationally.
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Annually, around 21916,220 sharks are killed recreationally in the United States alone, according to a 21916 estimate.
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Hughson also notes that this study only looked at "recreationally active people," not elite athletes or couch potatoes.
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Plenty of people who use cannabis, either recreationally or medically, approach it with a "more is better" mentality.
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First, they found that when medical marijuana laws pass, it leads to more people smoking marijuana, including recreationally.
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So, states have to decide now whether to allow it recreationally or medicinally, but I think, you know.
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In 2016, Massachusetts voted to legalize cannabis recreationally and in November of 2018, began selling cannabis to adults.
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MedMen says PharmaCann, which deals largely in medical-only markets, will be additive to MedMen's recreationally focused business.
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A "yes" on Proposition 21 would make it legal for people 215 or older to use it recreationally.
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In places where recreationally legal, THC is also getting into commercially produced drinks and edibles beyond the dispensary.
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Some of the chief predators of these fish, including commercially and recreationally valuable species, are also in decline.
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I was pretending I was using them recreationally when really I was reliant on them just to cope.
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Chris took up the game recreationally while at Harvard Business School and now serves as Marina's primary coach.
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For all my four-plus decades of flying airplanes, professionally and recreationally, I never doubted a mechanic's integrity.
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While edible marijuana is sold medically in Oregon, it wouldn't be available recreationally for a few more months.
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And even in Colorado, the first state to legalize pot recreationally, health officials still adamantly warn against doing so.
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"Recreationally or to self-treat opioid dependence, beware — potentially you're at just as much risk" as with an opiate.
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The dosage of ketamine given for depression is typically much lower than what people use to get high recreationally.
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Other drugs included ketamine (rarely used recreationally in the U.S., it should be noted), "poppers," and sildenafil citrate (Viagra).
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Neither version, despite being taken in a lower dose than people use recreationally, is free of side effects though.
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They started receiving more calls asking about the effects of smoking weed, either recreationally or medicinally, on breast milk.
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When they use it recreationally, they're looking for something to help them disconnect from their obsessive thinking, says Câlin.
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It worked, and soon we were climbing into Charles's back seat, as one does, to recover a horse recreationally.
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But another cannabinoid, CBD, doesn't contribute to euphoria and is legal when used recreationally if it's derived from hemp.
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The "yes" on Proposition 221 will now make it legal for people 215 or older to use it recreationally.
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Festival season has fully arrived, as indicated by expensive, recreationally themed manicures, carefully edited packing snaps, and the like.
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Some friends acknowledged that Ms. McHenry may have used drugs recreationally, but said that it wasn't a serious problem.
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"Terpenes are such an important part of the enjoyment recreationally, as well as the medicinal properties," Grinspoon told Motherboard.
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Now that genetic ancestry testing is recreationally available, exploring heredity has become synonymous with a journey of self-discovery.
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But it was all quite a challenge, financially and technically, to Alexander Kenin, who had played tennis only recreationally.
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President Barack Obama plays the game recreationally and even had the White House tennis court adapted into a basketball court.
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Since I do love/cherish breakfast, I'll sip a cup on those afternoons I'm compelled to eat Cheez-Its recreationally.
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The study suggested that wrist-worn monitors are more often used recreationally and had "suboptimal" accuracy during even moderate exercise.
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Note: This is known as the "date rape" drug and can render victims comatose, but some people take them recreationally.
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"If someone is abusing marijuana — either medically or recreationally — they would not be a candidate for transplant," a spokesman said.
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Voters in California, Massachusetts and Nevada voted on November 8 that marijuana should be legal to use recreationally, CNN projects.
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People still wear it, but ain't nobody really wearing it recreationally out in the street just going to the store.
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Drug laws have been overhauled, and psychedelics are available and affordable to all who want them, whether medically or recreationally.
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If you're just flying recreationally, you have to keep your drone in line of sight, under 121m (400ft) in height.
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While marijuana is legal to use medically in many states and recreationally legal in others, it's still against federal law.
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But just last week, the annual Global Drug Survey reported that mushrooms are the safest of any drug used recreationally.
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But the court ruled against him, deciding it's not illegal to discriminate against employees who use weed, medically or recreationally.
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The most unexpected story was how there are people who use venoms recreationally, claiming it's a better high than heroin.
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Living in Goodyear, a suburb of Phoenix, she played recreationally until she was about 70, when her knees gave out.
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As the daughter of Israeli parents, she grew up performing the dances recreationally, alongside more formal ballet and jazz training.
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People who recreationally swim, fish, or explore the ocean will also have adjust to the reality of growing predator populations.
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Yet when marijuana is used recreationally, "the very heavy marijuana smoking among adolescents and young adults is a problem," Kolodny said.
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When people ask, it makes me feel like they think I'm faking my mental illness and just taking my meds recreationally.
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Only Arizona rejected it recreationally, while California, Massachusetts, Maine and Nevada made it legal for anyone over the age of 21.
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But he noted that ketamine dosages typically given to depression patients are often several-fold smaller than what people take recreationally.
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He's also done his fair share of cocaine in his life, using it recreationally since his junior year of high school.
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"I drink recreationally, and my main take-home is that I can't think of it as a healthy behavior," Hartz says.
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As he scrolled down, he came to a comment from a user who assumed that dogdaygod wanted to use scopolamine recreationally.
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After the recent midterm elections, there are now 32 U.S. states where marijuana is legal for adults, recreationally, medically, or both.
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And, it's important to note that the study was limited to 24 participants, all of whom do not use marijuana recreationally.
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He quit that job to run for president this year but still uses marijuana recreationally and says it should be legalized.
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Wealthy consumers across Vietnam, China, and Taiwan buy it for medicinal purposes, as a hangover cure and even for use recreationally.
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While ketamine is widely deemed safe in medical settings, this is not the case when you use it recreationally, Levine says.
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So, while ketamine continues to be valuable in surgeons' and even psychiatrists' offices, the consequences of using it recreationally are dicier.
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The liquid substance is also used a date rape drug, and so talking about taking it recreationally is tricky to navigate.
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He had grown close with a Blackhawks player named Kyle Calder, who had golfed and skated recreationally with Ferrara for years.
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A British Web designer, who plays recreationally, used that analysis to assemble an explanatory highlight reel, and uploaded it to YouTube.
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After the legalization of marijuana – thanks to Prop 113, adult Californians will be able to buy, grow and sell pot recreationally.
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Don't even think about using marijuana recreationally while you're out with Rubio but do expect him to wear his most-fashionable booties.
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Patients are typically only prescribed marijuana when they ask for it, and it's open secret that "medical" marijuana is often used recreationally.
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But they could also use LSD or mescaline or magic mushrooms or literally any other drug that humans use recreationally or medically.
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The federal government hasn't yet budged, but marijuana (as of April 2018) has been legalized either medicinally or recreationally in 30 states.
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Examples of misuse include taking the drug recreationally, changing the delivery method by crushing and snorting it, and hoarding and binging pills.
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Ketamine has been used for decades as an anesthetic, but it's also used recreationally, and known for being "dissociative," Tagliazucchi tells me.
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But many of these studies have concentrated on competitive masters athletes, not people who exercise recreationally, and few have included many women.
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It's also advisable to seek out CBD companies that get their hemp from states where marijuana is legal, either recreationally or medically.
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In fact, our friend is throwing his money away by using Viagra recreationally, according to Arthur Burnett, a urologist at Johns Hopkins.
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Under that system, a plethora of cannabis products containing the psychoactive ingredient tetrahydrocannabinol will be legal to buy, sell, distribute and consume recreationally.
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Marijuana, of course, is recreationally legal in nine states and the District of Columbia, but that doesn't mean Uber is cool with it.
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Of course, there's a pretty large distinction between patients who use medicated edibles to ease their symptoms and people who use them recreationally.
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While it is legal to fly a drone recreationally, there is strict rules around flying in and around areas with lots of people.
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Most of the perpetrators will shake their heads 20 years from now at their intellectually dim, recreationally theatrical, and just plain mean behavior.
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"I think a lot of people think the pool is not a dangerous place," said Urke, who has begun to swim recreationally again.
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More than 6900 million Americans — more than 2628 percent of the U.S. population — may now use marijuana medicinally or recreationally under state laws.
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Ketamine is also used recreationally, and illegally, as a club drug known as "Special K." It generates an intense high and dissociative effects.
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The shooter said he took Xanax and smoked marijuana recreationally and that two months ago, he tried to kill himself by taking pills.
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Campaigners note that law enforcement agencies may struggle to distinguish between an individual using cannabis for medicinal purposes and somebody using cannabis recreationally.
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I started taking drugs recreationally like any average high school kid—smoking weed and drinking on the weekends and sometimes during the week.
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That mentality is not a surprise: From 43 to 1979, girls and women here were barred from playing soccer, professionally or even recreationally.
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They bought an island in Lake St. George in Maine, named it Hawaii 2 and gave away 250,000 licenses to use it recreationally.
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Yes, there are addicts, but experts estimate that eight in 10 users — more than 20 million people in this country — take drugs recreationally.
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They're getting their first taste of the drug from a doctor or dentist, and that increases the likelihood they would use it recreationally.
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Currently, the medical use of cannabis is allowed in 222 states, while 218 states, including Michigan and Vermont in 173, have legalized it recreationally.
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Another issue is that many people don't take pharmaceutical or medicinal cannabis, they buy it recreationally—the studies can't account for that variability either.
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The new paper looked at 57 cannabis users, 23 who said they used it recreationally, and 34 regularly, and compared them to 57 controls.
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Today you can only dive for them recreationally, and only in waters north of San Francisco, where it must be done without scuba gear.
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People in the latter group included those with self-identified substance abuse problems as well as those who said they were taking opioids recreationally.
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The average Australian adult walks recreationally for about 30 minutes a day, and that makes up about 40% of all of their physical activity.
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After growing up, children of helicopter parents have a higher likelihood of developing depression and anxiety, as well as recreationally using prescription pain pills.
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So far, eight states and the District of Columbia have legalized the drug recreationally and dozens of states have moved to allow medical marijuana.
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Most people who run recreationally, and even quasi-competitively on the road race circuit do not watch track and field on a regular basis.
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The trend turned our local gas station into a cultural post of sorts, where my friends and I enjoyed these drinks recreationally and often.
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First, it should completely deschedule the marijuana plant and allow states to regulate it like other recreationally available drugs, such as tobacco and alcohol.
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There are two different cultures of marijuana users – those who seek it out for medicinal purposes versus those who use it recreationally, he said.
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With helping young people love the game recreationally, while pursuing a better life than those in less affluent African-American communities have been dealt.
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I was not alone in my intention; the 14 others at the retreat didn't travel from all over the world to take shrooms recreationally.
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Friend had a passion for golf and played recreationally at leading courses in the United States and Scotland, attaining a notably low 6 handicap.
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Should the five additional states all vote in favor of legalization, the drug will be recreationally legal for approximately one-fifth of the U.S. population.
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Illicit consumption of them is reaching epidemic proportions—and not just among those who have wilfully chosen from the beginning to take such drugs recreationally.
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Between people who pop benzos recreationally and doctors who are loose with their prescription pads, getting your hands on Xanax is pretty easy these days.
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It's a fascinating bit of science, but putting the video on mute is highly recommended, unless you listen to field recordings of tattoo guns recreationally.
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And while only 10 states had legalized medical cannabis during the study period, cannabis is now legal in 33 states, including recreationally in 10 states.
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When Harvey, who had a permit to use medical marijuana, said he had smoked pot recreationally, he was denied entry and banned from future entry.
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And two people in Texas apparently died after recreationally using the drug, according to a paper published in the Journal of Analytical Toxicology in March.
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But unless a psychoactive substance is blessed by a history of being used recreationally by European colonialists, it is typically viewed as dangerous by default.
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And, as Kamin has pointed out, there is no legal framework in which a drug, or even a commodity, is used both medically and recreationally.
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Even though I live in a state where recreational marijuana is legal, I still prefer to not have people use cannabis recreationally in my home.
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Taken recreationally, however, the only counsel you receive may be from a buddy recounting the tale of his indomitable boner during an epic sex session.
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A stop in Colorado, where cannabis had recently become recreationally legal, inspired the couple to try and open a bud-and-breakfast in the state.
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People who take ketamine recreationally do so for its fast-acting high, which is typically a floating or out-of-body experience coupled with euphoria.
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We recreationally climb mountains and rock faces and have an entire sport that consists of running around cities and jumping off of staircases and such.
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Of course, Ninja says he makes more than $500,000 PER MONTH for playing the game recreationally ... so it ain't exactly like he's hurting for the dough.
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There are so far 29 states where marijuana is available medically, eight of which also permit it to be used recreationally, most recently California this January.
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This is the discovery that ketamine, a drug long used as an anaesthetic and which is also popular recreationally, works, too, as a fast-acting antidepressant.
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"People outside of the drug world think that those who use drugs recreationally don't worry about their health, but this is not true," Gomez-Escolar says.
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Steve Shockley said he and other homeless people in the area do not just use meth recreationally: they often use it to stay awake at night.
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Once there, investigators believe Mr. Sinaga was probably drugging his victims with gamma-hydroxybutyric acid, or GHB, which is sometimes used recreationally as a club drug.
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If my friends and I want to use cannabis recreationally at a party, how should we decide who has to chip in to cover the costs?
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The NBA bans marijuana use under any circumstances, even though two teams are located in states where it's recreationally legal and 23 states allow medical use.
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Skills that may give a competitive edge: I played on an All-Star travel basketball team, and I also played tee-ball through fast pitch softball recreationally.
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"By using it as a compound, we can actually generate new compounds in the future, and it all starts with something that was discovered and used recreationally."
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But people on the autism spectrum who'd taken ecstasy recreationally told researchers that it had helped them connect socially in ways they hadn't been able to before.
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While they were trying to be helpful, the stoned budtenders and the pharmacy environment itself served as constant reminders that marijuana is still mostly being used recreationally.
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What do you think will happen to people who have already been self-medicating with weed for various conditions, including opioid addiction, under a recreationally focused market?
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Das thinks it's doubtful that a handful of balloons taken recreationally could dissolve your memories of a good time, because you spend very little time inhaling the gas.
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A loophole that allows some private or occasional users to skirt past some federal restrictions may be closed and put added pressure on those who use drones recreationally.
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In eight U.S. states, it is legal for adults to use marijuana recreationally and more than half of states have legalized it for medicinal purposes (see map below).
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He says he experimented with psychedelics recreationally when he was in his teens and 20s, but after getting hooked on methamphetamines, he quit drugs altogether and got sober.
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Shares are rising for companies in Canada, where marijuana is legal for medicinal purposes and the prime minister, Justin Trudeau, is pushing for it to be legalized recreationally.
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"Probably most of the cabinet drinks alcohol, the most dangerous drug of all," he said, adding that he believed perhaps half of the cabinet had used cannabis recreationally.
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A rule finalized in June 2016 under section 107 of Federal Aviation Regulation does not regulate those operating drones recreationally, which worries longtime pilot and instructor Geoff Peterson.
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And all of these were used, as far as we know, for ritual purposes for long periods of time and only recently became accessible enough to be used recreationally.
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Tree Climbing Planet is a plot of 150 acres of farmland south of Portland, Oregon, where people come from around the world to learn how to recreationally climb trees.
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Etheridge, who said she had smoked recreationally since she was in her twenties, said she learned about the benefits of using medicinal marijuana from good friend, singer David Crosby.
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In November of 230 California voters decided by a 15-point margin that they wanted to make it legal to buy, sell, and consume pot recreationally in their state.
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DEVIN LYALL had experimented with drugs recreationally as a teenager before a doctor in her hometown of North Wilkesboro, North Carolina prescribed her opioid painkillers after an ankle surgery.
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On the medical side, we serve people 18 years old and up if you have a medicinal marijuana card and matching ID. Recreationally, we serve a totally different crowd.
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Officials said the unnamed person died in July and had recently used a cannabis-containing cartridge he had purchased from a dispensary, as marijuana is recreationally legal in Oregon.
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While Harris had been known to use drugs recreationally, his sister didn't realize the extent of the problem until he confessed to her that he was addicted to OxyContin.
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He also claims since so many states have legalized marijuana (either medically or recreationally), allowing players to use cannabis wouldn't really go against Vince McMahon's strict no-lawbreakers rule.
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The truth is, most gun owners are responsible sportsmen and collectors who enjoy shooting recreationally, like me, or want to protect their home in the way they see fit.
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This, however, is in keeping with the Kingsman series' politics, which veer wildly between a kind of lasseiz faire libertarianism — what does it matter if people use drugs recreationally?
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An EMS department in Florida's Indian River County will begin equipping paramedics with ketamine, a horse tranquilizer that people abuse recreationally, to help sedate patients who have taken flakka.
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Alan, Kroll's father, told The New York Times that he was aware his son took drugs recreationally, but that he recently stopped drinking and did not have a drug problem.
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The league says 300 million people are playing the game recreationally in China, and nearly 1 billion people across the world have some access to the NBA Finals, Raynolds writes.
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Nate Jackson, who retired after six seasons with the Denver Broncos, said he started using pot recreationally in high school, but began using it to manage pain on the field.
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But for federal agencies responsible for classifying drugs, abuse is when individuals take a substance recreationally and develop personal health hazards or pose other risks to society as a whole.
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In another recently published paper, Ellis and his colleagues found that even among those whose opioid addiction apparently began with medical exposure, 95 percent had previously taken other drugs recreationally.
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I'm really into the advocacy of legalization and the education of people that are sick, of people that are doing it recreationally to do it wisely, to do it smartly.
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The idea of prescriptions as permission slips for certain people to use drugs recreationally goes back to the origins of America's drug laws at the turn of the 20th century.
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Travis Kauffman said he moved out to Fort Collins, Colorado, about five years ago because he loves the outdoors and saw the state as having a lot to offer recreationally.
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The Scenario: Driven by an urge to be the best he can be, a friend who does not have erectile dysfunction is pre-gaming for sex by taking Viagra recreationally.
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"Modern perspectives on cannabis vary tremendously cross-culturally, but it is clear that the plant has a long history of human use, medicinally, ritually, and recreationally, over countless millennia," Spengler added.
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There are 10 states in the U.S. where weed is recreationally legal, which means you can access a range of products from licensed retailers (read: dispensaries) without a medical marijuana card.
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In turn, young Zimbabweans repurpose the tubes as containers for recreationally drinking cough syrup — an unfortunate habit that has developed among Musekiwa's generation as a means to help pass the time.
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I had been doing coke recreationally (which is a hilarious term for drug use—it sounds like I was in a bowling league where we do cocaine) for a few years.
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He also noted that the drug does not show up on standard drug screens, so people might decide to abuse it recreationally "to get high" without understanding potential negative side effects.
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Ketamine, on the other hand, is a Schedule III Drug, despite the fact that anybody who's used both substances knows which one is more associated serious side effects when used recreationally.
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Across the country, 2202 states and the District of Columbia have legalized cannabis medically or recreationally, creating an $2628 billion a year industry that is being conducted almost entirely in cash.
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I don't really count myself as a true supporter of a team, as I don't go to matches much, but I do still play recreationally and enjoy football in that way.
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Marijuana dispensary operator MedMen sees major hurdles in operating in Oregon, Washington and Colorado, where pot is medically and recreationally legal, co-founder and CEO Adam Bierman told CNBC on Monday.
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Cabán has specifically said she wants to stop prosecuting poor people who hop subway turnstiles, engage in sex for work, or use drugs recreationally to work toward "population zero" in prisons.
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Arcview said 2.3 million people in the United States used marijuana for medical purposes last year and that an additional 1.8 million did so recreationally in states where it was legal.
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Only when I have my emergency fund in place will I return to paying off my debt beyond the minimum, and only when that's done will I think about traveling recreationally.
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Which isn't exactly shocking: Some 473 percent of people who use benzos recreationally combine them with other substances—and benzodiazepines are rarely their only or even their primary drug of choice.
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More and more people are going to be interested in growing their own marijuana after this year's US election, which made marijuana usage legal both recreationally and medically in even more states.
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The number for women who fly recreationally is likely much higher, but being FAA-certified can open up career opportunities to enter the UAV industry, a fact many likely aren't aware of.
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Those who wanted to be professional athletes had baseball and an array of other sports to choose from, and men who were more interested in playing softball recreationally began switching to slowpitch.
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Ambien sex made tabloid headlines in 2009 when one of Tiger Woods' mistresses, Rachel Uchitel, claimed she and Woods had "crazy Ambien sex," indicating they used it recreationally for the sex benefits.
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Mark Kleiman, a drug policy expert, argues both would be marked schedule 1 if they were evaluated today, since they're widely used recreationally, addictive, detrimental to one's health and society, and deadly.
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I often wonder if people who take ketamine recreationally might be depressed, since this anesthetic has been shown to have antidepressant effects and is, in fact, being investigated for potential therapeutic use.
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In California, where weed is somehow even more common now that it's legal recreationally, CBD is trickling its way into an enormous edible and drinkable market already teeming with THC-infused products.
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Cory Gardner of Colorado, where recreational marijuana legalized in 2012, and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, where marijuana was decriminalized in 2003 and legalized recreationally in 2014, both slammed Sessions' "regrettable" plan on Thursday.
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The task force also said the legal age to purchase and consume cannabis should be 18, and that Canadians smoking recreationally should be allowed to possess a maximum of 30 grams of weed.
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She seems to come from a different world than the one I've spent such a big part of my life in: She doesn't drink, doesn't smoke, and avoids anyone who uses weed recreationally.
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Marijuana is more mainstream than ever these days: Currently, 28 states plus the District of Columbia have legalized weed for medicinal usage, and it's now legal in eight states to use it recreationally.
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The New Mexico House late Thursday voted to legalize marijuana for recreational purposes, a deal that could make the state the 11th in the nation to allow adults to consume the drug recreationally.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the creation of a regulated and controlled adult recreational program an important part of his election campaign and has spoken about consuming cannabis recreationally as recently as 2010.
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Like many teens now addicted to Xanax—or similar drugs from the benzodiazepine family—Dan was introduced to the pills recreationally at raves and parties, often mixing them with alcohol or other drugs.
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Howes said that regulators, policy makers and health official needed to take into account the potential risk when considering the medical use of THC-containing products or allowing them to be used recreationally.
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Devolver Digital's experience shows that globally enforcing rules related to a drug that is now recreationally legal in many states and in all of Canada remains a messy issue for social media companies.
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According to this scenario, the victims — Wall Street executives, computer programmers and the like — had initially snorted cocaine recreationally after hours but had gradually moved on to smoking the drug during work time.
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Beyond its unexpected scent, the log also boasts other benefits: Enviro-Log constructs the log from 100-percent recycled materials, meaning they're about as environmentally-friendly as recreationally burning something can be, it seems.
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The long-term survey also requires a medical cannabis certification in the user's state of residence, while the short-term also allows for users of medical marijuana in any state where it's legal recreationally.
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They offered thousands of chemicals, including new drugs that were legal to use recreationally in China but scheduled in the U.S. I created a phony email address and began firing off messages to salespeople.
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The scheduling system does not strictly do either, instead acting as a highly technical bureaucratic process that dictates a drug's potential for abuse — mainly if it's recreationally used — and medical value for regulatory purposes.
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Although cannabis is now legal recreationally in Canada and several states in America, there is still no sign that the US will relax federal laws prohibiting the use and sale of marijuana anytime soon.
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Only a minority were using it to mitigate withdrawal symptoms or using it recreationally, and recreational users tended to prefer other illicit drugs over kratom—the plant gets you high, but not that high.
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Fewer chemicals in our atmosphere, and soil staying on farm fields instead of washing into streams and lakes, means widespread benefits for all of us that use waterways recreationally, consume seafood or drink water.
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Know The Laws Where You Live As regulations around cannabis lift and many states and countries (Canada!) recreationally legalize the plant, it can be easy to forget that cannabis is still illegal in some places.
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While many people who have recreationally taken psilocybin and other mind-altering drugs can attest to the positive feelings they leave behind, research into these drugs' possible mental health benefits has been stifled for decades.
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Why it matters: Fernando Belaunzarán, a former Mexican congressman and drug legalization activist, told Axios that the court's ruling that three plaintiffs must be allowed to use marijuana recreationally provides a "legal path" to legalization.
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Over the past year or two, many of these drugs have been studied in controlled environments, with controlled dosages, which means people's reactions have scientific merit—and are notably different from when they're taken recreationally.
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People have taken magic mushrooms recreationally for decades and they aren't going to stop now, but unlike cocaine or heroin, psilocybin isn't a substance most drug users want to spend their evenings and weekends with.
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"Like any red-blooded Twitter addict, I'm recreationally obsessed with media echo chambers and meme proliferation and all that fun stuff, so I'm mostly watching it all unfold around me with fascination and delight," Rosner says.
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As I don't have any of the medical problems which CBD may alleviate, I couldn't assess its use on that level—but recreationally, the closest thing I can compare it to is probably non-alcoholic beer.
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In addition, those who choose to use it recreationally should be required to do so responsibly and pay taxes, while the government eliminates the dangerous cartels and underground economy that is so detrimental to our society.
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These days Mr. Steinberg is a student at Stanford University, and he opens his puzzle with a hilarious group of clues about something that is legal in only a few states at this time, recreationally speaking.
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But then, in America—where weed is legal in 10 states recreationally and medicinal cannabis use is legal in 33 states respectively—it's no more frowned upon to suck an after-dinner bong than a mint.
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For instance, marijuana, a huge target of both the 1980's anti-drug campaign and Sessions, is now recreationally legal in a handful of states with more weighing legalization, not to mention states with legal medical marijuana.
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Rick Gaffney was born and raised in Hawaii and has fished recreationally, for sport, as a charter captain and commercially, in the Main Hawaiian Islands, in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands and around the Pacific, for 60 years.
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"Free diving is extremely dangerous, and so even highly trained free divers often die because they lose consciousness on ascent and they drown," said Ilardo, who has been free diving recreationally since she was 4 years old.
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But she yearned to make skating more accessible and figured that selling high quality, lifestyle oriented skates designed to perform recreationally—rather than the drab tan and black, rentable indoor models—was the right place to start.
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It's one thing to use drugs recreationally, knowingly, with the correct dose, and another thing to have something put in your drink against your will, when you don't know neither what it is, nor if you're overdosed.
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Canndescent is charging about $3k per pound for its product—from $15,000 to $1500 more than most competitors, hoping to appeal to Californians who might be trying pot for the first time once it becomes legal recreationally.
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It is also seemingly used, according to archaeological and historical records, very early in the form of beer in Sumeria and wine in Egypt and across the circum-Mediterranean thousands of years ago and used recreationally, not ritually.
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Thore gathers them together in this exclusive clip from Tuesday's episode of My Big Fat Fabulous Life, to tell them that he was doing cocaine recreationally for a few years at first, but recently started using it regularly.
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Finally, he noted that patients are not always reliable and don't necessarily tell their doctors about "everything else that they take," and this may have influenced the results: "Some people who use marijuana also take other drugs recreationally."
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Kershaw County Sheriff Jim Matthews says that it's not clear if the man was suffering from an accidental overdose, or if he using the medication recreationally, but added that opioid abuse is a growing concern in the area.
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As for what would happen if a human ate some sparkles, well—doctors have recommended against downing glitter recreationally, possibly because it can be abrasive and hasn't been approved for human consumption, and that seems like sound advice.
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As much as we Irish recreationally hate on Britain, scratch some hidden part of our psyche and you might find a grudging, silent sense that the British were, if nothing else, outwardly consistent and slow to lose face.
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While dozens of states have moved to legalize marijuana in some form — either recreationally or for medicinal purposes — the substance is still prohibited at the federal level and is classified in the same category as heroin and LSD.
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There is limited data on the effects on infants of using amphetamines recreationally while breastfeeding, but one study published in the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology advises that breastfeeding should be avoided within 48 hours of using amphetamines.
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"The goal is to reduce drug-related harms or death by providing accurate drug information and useful health and safety services to people who choose to use drugs recreationally," a spokesperson for the company said in a press release.
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"I think one of the missing pieces here is more data about who is using it recreationally," says Marcus Bachhuber, an assistant professor of medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and lead author of the 2014 JAMA study.
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Here's the bummer: While Ambien is an amazing tool for actual insomniacs, like me, to get a solid night of sleep, it's also a serious drug that must be respected — and taking it recreationally is truly a terrible idea.
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"We invested in it really for strategic reasons to ultimately develop beverage brands for markets where cannabis becomes recreationally legal, but that said, even though the intent was strategic, the investment itself's been a tremendous investment, " Sands told Cramer.
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When the Justice Department rescinded the Obama administration's 2013 policy last Thursday, Sessions gave U.S. Attorneys discretion to prosecute cases in places with legal weed, which now includes nine states that allow it recreationally and 29 that allow it medically.
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While it's cute for the cops to think that pot dealers would willingly put their hard work in the toilet as a place of exchange where weed is recreationally legal, a few Facebook commenters had a much more likely scenario.
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It had become clear that the drug was no longer just a danger to those who used opioids; it was now a concern to everybody, including those who take drugs such as cocaine and MDMA recreationally at clubs and music festivals.
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While my sister tried it recreationally as a teenager, more than 14 million prescriptions for OxyContin were written in 593 and 2002 alone, often by doctors who had been falsely led to believe it was less addictive than other painkillers.
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Many of the same vehicles flown recreationally are also flown for commercial or other purposes, so it is impossible for a law enforcement officer to tell offhand whether it qualifies as a model aircraft or an aircraft authorized by FAA rules.
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Despite being recreationally legal in nine states and medicinally legal in 29, the federal ban on marijuana consumption means employers across the country have the right to refuse or terminate the employment of anyone who fails a drug test for THC.
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I think it is quite possible that some people in the past used substances other than alcohol recreationally, but the vast majority seem to have been used ritually, medicinally, or for other purposes that were not recreational until more recently in time.
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The doses of ketamine given in infusion therapy are less potent than a person would take recreationally to get a high, but the editorial authors noted there have already been reports of depression patients becoming dependent and trying to abuse the drug.
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Relative to the dose people take to get high off ketamine, the infusion is quite small, (0.5mg/kg versus the over 100 mg that is typically taken recreationally) and infused into the bloodstream quite slowly, over the course of about 30-40 minutes.
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Edible products can be useful in some medical applications, but recreationally, it's not necessary to have marijuana products that "look like KitKat bars," especially when a single serving may be one tenth of a cookie as most edibles are very potent, he said.
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In Southeast Asia, an amphetamine called "ya ba" has found widespread use, and for a long time was favored professionally rather than recreationally, taken by the precariat—day laborers, taxi drivers, sex workers, cleaners—to help them work harder and earn more money.
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Evans said that while he used cocaine recreationally and out of competition, which is not prohibited in tennis, he tested positive during the Barcelona Open in April 2017 when he left some of the drug in a bag that contaminated other medication.
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But if you take Ambien and stay up, as some who take the pill recreationally do purposefully, you may find yourself sitting at your window admiring the fairies in your backyard, writing regrettable love poems, or binging on week-old leftovers molding in your fridge.
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Marijuana is now legal medically in 25 states and recreationally in four states and Washington, DC. And yet, the budding industry is forced to operate mostly in cash due to stigma and the fact that the drug is still illegal at the federal level.
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On a new song called "Drayton Manor 2" he discusses how his generation were warned about taking ecstasy, how most laughed it off and took the drug recreationally for a while, then stopped—and how others didn't and have carried on well into their forties.
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Washington (CNN)A 29-year-old Detroit man was arrested by the FBI after allegedly attempting to buy grenades in addition to amassing a large arsenal of weapons, ammunition, tactical gear and training material "unlikely" to be used recreationally, according to a criminal complaint filed Monday.
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I think the danger factor and difficulty of obtaining and maintaining animals for their venom has so far prevented illicit uses from going mainstream, but cases of using venomous animals recreationally can be found in places with long cultural histories with these animals, such as India.
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"I always say, this is a conversation you don't have just once," Canadian writer Rebecca Eckler says; she uses a combination of THC and CBD products, has a six and 15-year-old, and finds that parents who smoke pot recreationally don't always want to openly admit it.
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But in recent years, doctors, patients, and even pharmaceutical companies have slowly begun to convince the government to reconsider its stance, aided by small pilot studies showing that these drugs, usually in "microdoses" smaller than a person would take recreationally, can help treat depression, anxiety, and even drug addiction.
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Two issues conspire to result in more motor vehicle crashes, accidents and deaths over the holiday weekend and in the summertime: More people are on the road, and more people are driving recreationally, said Robert Foss, senior research scientist at the University of North Carolina Highway Safety Research Center.
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The case of a Canadian man barred from U.S. travel because he admitted to having smoked pot recreationally has sparked a debate about U.S. border agents using a federal law against marijuana use, even though pot use is legal in several states and soon to be legal in Canada.
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It's evident, of course, reading the Xanman stories why anyone would want to use benzos recreationally—however, their number is so small in comparison to the bartard stories that it's difficult to see Xanman as anything other than an aberration; some brief stop on an inevitable road to ruin.
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While medical marijuana has become increasingly mainstream over the past decade, Keith Stroup, a DC-based attorney and founder of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), said there's still a lingering suspicion by some lawmakers that patients just want to use the drug recreationally.
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Barr stated in his Senate confirmation hearing that though he would prefer a uniform federal law against marijuana, he believed, with 10 states having legalized it recreationally, federal law should be reformed so that the states are allowed to set their own laws without fear of federal repercussion.
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The former followed me into my career, which seemed to dictate that I spend many intemperate weeks drinking, professionally and recreationally; and the latter, which sprang up from time to time and hung over my head from my days as a youth keenly aware of the ravages of alcohol.
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Kevin Hill, an addiction psychiatrist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and an assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, said that any clinician who treats patients who regularly use cannabis, either recreationally or medicinally, won't be surprised at the mixed and sparse evidence the authors had to muddle through.
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When people drive recreationally, as opposed to functionally, such as to work, school or the grocery store, they tend to drive on roads and in conditions they are less familiar with, and they are thus more likely to make a mistake, said Foss, who was not involved in the new report.
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What we did discover, however, were people engaged in small acts of resistance, resilience, and reclamation: a man who rows, recreationally, on the Rio Grande; first- and second-generation Mexican Americans who are running local political offices; a family, against immense hardship, putting together the money for their daughter's quinceañera.
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Children between ages five and 13 should get nine to 11 hours of sleep per night, at least an hour of moderate-to-vigorous exercise each day, and shouldn't use screens recreationally for more than two hours per day, according to the Canadian 373-Hour Movement Guidelines for Children and Youth.
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Of course, the synthetic and recreationally used kinds are highly lethal and causing an epidemic of overdoses across North America, but the ones produced naturally in our own bodies make life awesome, flooding our nervous system with pleasure when we listen to music, have sex, and—as we now know—eat pizza.
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"Most people don't even know that these tests exist, and if they're doing it recreationally, I don't get the sense that people are too concerned about whether it's pure," says Ann, 27, a regular festival-goer and MDMA user who says he has considered ordering a testing kit to use at home.
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I sometimes ran with a worn-out copy of Dr. Thaddeus Kostrubala's "The Joy of Running" in my backpack, a bestseller in the 1970s -- an unenlightened age in which, it seems, very few people ran recreationally, some doctors apparently thought it was harmful to health, and sports bras had barely been invented.
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I have also been mapping myriad aspects of the waterways, including how they intersect and influence one another, and I have been getting to know professionals shaping the future of the water, as well as people who use the city's waterways recreationally and who understand them through decades of experience and intimate observation.
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People also can legally smoke marijuana recreationally in Alaska and Washington, D.C. The use of marijuana for medical purposes is legal in 24 states, including Colorado, as well as Washington, D.C. 8 things to know about legal pot Marijuana still is illegal on the federal level, which means it cannot be transported between states.
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Your grandma... could really benefit from cannabis medicine, but she's never going to smoke a joint or eat a brownieAlthough Mary's could not ship them, I was able to independently confirm from users that even the strongest THC-based patches were recreationally disappointing, never really approaching the immediate high of a joint or edible.
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"People who use cannabis recreationally should continue to be careful when using the drug because of the potential harms to mental health which can be associated with the drug," said Dr. Michael Bloomfield, a principal clinical research fellow and Translational Psychiatry Research Group head at University College London, who wasn't involved in the research.
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Nah. "Modern perspectives on cannabis vary tremendously cross-culturally, but it is clear that the plant has a long history of human use, medicinally, ritually and recreationally over countless millennia," said Robert Spengler, an archaeobotanist at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History in Jena, Germany, who worked on the study.
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" There were other signs that the reformulation had made an impact, according to the paper: "A number of national time series including shipments of oxycodone (a proxy for consumption), prescriptions for oxycodone, the fraction of people that use pain medicine recreationally, and health care encounters for heroin poisonings all show a trend break in August, 2010 or immediately thereafter.
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The study, which was sponsored by The National Institute on Drug Abuse at The National Institutes of Health, also found that college students' perception of the risks of using marijuana recreationally have declined in the last decade—a finding that echoes a study published in July that found a relationship between perceived risk and usage of marijuana.
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Sam Kamin, a professor of marijuana law and policy at the University of Denver, believes this move could be a step toward reclassifying cannabis, because the federal government has been essentially insisting it needs more clinical trials to make such a switch—despite the fact that 33 states have medical marijuana programs, and 11 have legalized it recreationally.
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" 'The results need to be taken seriously' Dr. Michael Bloomfield, head of the Translational Psychiatry Research Group and a psychiatrist at University College London, told Science Media Centre that the new study is both "important and well conducted research" that "adds weight to the advice that people who use cannabis recreationally should avoid high-THC cannabis.
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But, at a time when one in four people in the United Kingdom will experience a mental health condition, it's worth delving into psychedelics as a form of mental health treatment, especially as teenage use of Xanax (whether recreationally or as a form of self-medication) has proved fatal, evidenced in VICE UK's recent documentary Xanxiety: The UK's Fake Xanax Epidemic.
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