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THE OTHER SIDE OF CANNABIS: NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF MARIJUANA ON OUR YOUTH, A Documentary
THE OSC DOCUMENTARY
The Award-Winning film, The Other Side of Cannabis: Negative Effects of Marijuana on Our Youth, will help you to understand today’s marijuana through interviews with researchers and other professionals, as well as individuals whose lives were negatively impacted by this drug. The film is geared to youth, educators, medical and health professionals, counselors and media, in addition to recovery/treatment center programs, behavioral health departments, law enforcement, and others who influence our youth. The film is not about legalization nor medicinal marijuana treatments. While components of marijuana (CBDs) may be appropriate to use medicinally under proper medical guidance for those truly in need, the message that marijuana is safe, natural and harmless as a recreational substance, must be weighed against the evidence of associated risks. OSC is an independent film created by ordinary citizens with no political or economic affiliations or interests, other than bringing attention to the negative effects of marijuana on our youth--adolescents, teenagers and young adults whose brains are still forming. In order to make an informed decision to use marijuana, it is important to know the potential risks. One Moment in Time (music video) - closing song in the documentary.
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TESTIMONIAL:
"This documentary is right on target in so many ways, from the science to the personal stories brought forth in a sensitive and endearing manner. As a neuroscientist and pharmacologist, I can vouch for the overriding message that marijuana wreaks havoc with the ability of the average brain to remain free of anxiety, panic, depression, psychosis and suicidal thoughts. As the parent of a young man just emerging into adulthood, my heart aches for the young stars of this film who have lost so much to this drug, yet remain hopeful for a future free of it. By the end, you will be cheering them on, hoping more than anything they make it. They emerge true heroes and you will not forget them."
Christine L. Miller, Ph.D. neuroscientist and pharmacologist
"This documentary is right on target in so many ways, from the science to the personal stories brought forth in a sensitive and endearing manner. As a neuroscientist and pharmacologist, I can vouch for the overriding message that marijuana wreaks havoc with the ability of the average brain to remain free of anxiety, panic, depression, psychosis and suicidal thoughts. As the parent of a young man just emerging into adulthood, my heart aches for the young stars of this film who have lost so much to this drug, yet remain hopeful for a future free of it. By the end, you will be cheering them on, hoping more than anything they make it. They emerge true heroes and you will not forget them."
Christine L. Miller, Ph.D. neuroscientist and pharmacologist
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