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Did you know: Cannabis

This video about cannabis was produced by the AoD Provider Collaborative, supported by Odyssey Auckland and the New Zealand Drug Foundation. The video contains important facts that someone of any age should know about using cannabis. It can also be used when training community, social and health workers. The animation was created by Mohawk Media. Videos are available in English and Te Reo with the option of Samoan and Tongan Subtitles. Script: Did you know that… Cannabis is New Zealand’s most popular illegal drug, but only 3% of secondary school students say they use it on a weekly basis. When Cannabis is smoked the active chemical THC goes into the lungs, is absorbed into the bloodstream and carried to the brain. The effects start within minutes and can last for half an hour or more. Cannabis is taken to the brain in a different way when eaten. This means it can be harder to know how strong the effects will be, and the effects can last for longer, which can be an unpleasant experience. Cannabis is a depressant and can be physically and psychologically addictive. Cannabis affects different people in different ways. Some people feel relaxed, like listening to Bob Marley and get the munchies. Others can feel paranoid, depressed and confused, with a higher risk of triggering mental illness and seeing, hearing or feeling things that aren’t there. Smoking a lot of Cannabis can affect your health, make it harder to concentrate, learn, play sports or find work. So, remember to Stop if you start to feel unwell or uncomfortable Don’t smoke and drive Always look out for your mates