Is taking gummie marijuana any healthier or dangerous than smoking it?

So here is the missing detail… smoking anything isn’t good for your lungs. So in that one sense, smoking marijuana isn’t as “safe” as consuming a gummie. But smoking tends to give a rapid onset…

Top stories for Long   Is taking gummie marijuana any healthier or dangerous than smoking it? Ned Boff, Retired Electrical & Controls Engineer • Answered July 26 So here is the missing detail… smoking anything isn’t good for your lungs. So in that one sense, smoking marijuana isn’t as “safe” as consuming a gummie. But smoking tends t... Read more » 480 49   How can I remove plaque from my arteries naturally? Michael Finney • Answered July 27 There are two things that can help. First taking high levels of vitamin C (2 to 4 gm daily) will, over time (a couple of years), reverse most accumulated plaque. Second, se... Read more » 203 61   Are coding jobs saturated? Alessandro Garzo, In love with Photography and Visual Arts! • Answered August 10 Looking at the market right now, I would say it is not just saturated. The reality is a bit more extreme than that. Companies are definitely not training new beginners anymo... Read more » 92 21   If my HbA1c of 6.9 got lowered to say 5.6 or less, does that mean that Type 2 diabetes is gone or has entered into remission? Luis Doriocourt, 35 years Type 2 diabetes mellitus with pump and low thyroid • Answered March 18, 2021 Ronald Dee asked: If my HbA1c of 6.9 got lowered to say 5.6 or less, does that mean that Type 2 diabetes is gone or has entered into remission? My answer: I have to go with ... Read more » 120 19   If someone is "banned" from all Walmarts, how does Walmart know when the "banned" person enters the store? Do they have facial recognition technology or just go by recognition? Christopher Riffle, former TLE Service Counter at Walmart (2002) • Answered July 25 I got banned from Walmart in 2002. I worked in the TLE, (Tire and Lube Express.) One of the floor sweepers and I came up with an elaborate plan on stealing car stereos. It ... Read more » 1.3K 124   Do you regret having LASIK eye surgery done? Thelonelysoul, studied at Psychology • Answered July 15 Very very very much I wish I could go back in time Like you, I also wanted to get LASIK surgery for a long time so that I could finally get rid of my glasses. I did a lot o... Read more » 430 75   My engine oil is less than 3,000 miles but more than a year. Do I need to change oil already? Hank Garcia, Quality Engineer • Updated August 30 I’ll give you a definitive answer since you’re going to read a wide variety of responses here, and (unfortunately) much of the advice will be unreliable — anecdotal, based ... Read more » 393 84   Is 2 million enough to retire at 55? Triplev • Answered August 12 Don’t even need convoluted analytics for this. Even if you don’t invest it, this will give you 57,000/year till you are 90…so almost 5,000 a month to live on. Since it’s go... Read more » 131 63   Is it good to eat banana in the morning? Terence Golden, Medical Director • Answered August 20 I was eating bananas every morning for two years and thought I was doing my body a favor and honestly, I was wrong about that half. It's easy to develop such an impression a... Read more » 551 40   Are "air fryers" a scam? OpenBlueprint • Answered July 15 If you take the name literally, air fryers are a scam: they don't actually fry food. But what this compact "convection oven on steroids" does instead is far from a gimmick. ... Read more » 348 26   How do I spot a steroid user? Tommy Brown, Customer at Www.Steroid.is (2014-present) • Answered January 25, 2019 Fact: steroid use among guys is actually pretty common. Much more so, in fact, than many people realize. So when you see that guy in the gym benching 500 pounds, he hasn’t ne... Read more » 135 32   Are my unopened water bottles that have been sitting in my car for 3 months drinkable? Klaus Schadenfreude, lives in The United States of America • Answered July 24 Absolutely not, unless it’s been winter and the water froze. If the temperatures outside have been 70 degrees or higher, the water has, by now, metastasized into hydroxyl ac... Read more » 1.4K 561 Read more in your feed

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What are the signs that your body is preparing for a stroke or heart attack?

Here is what makes this dangerous: strokes and heart attacks always give early warning signs — sometimes even several days or weeks before — and such warning signs are ignored all the time, sinc…

Top stories for Long   What are the signs that your body is preparing for a stroke or heart attack? Primrose Necaldo, I Heal People for a Living • Answered August 28 Here is what makes this dangerous: strokes and heart attacks always give early warning signs — sometimes even several days or weeks before — and such warning signs are igno... Read more » 169 2   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   If American homes are made of cheap and flimsy materials, then why does the average home cost so much? MetroDispatch • Answered July 21 To outsiders, American homes look like a flimsy collection of toothpicks. Yet they cost a fortune because 40% of that massive price tag pays for absolutely everything excep... Read more » 719 104   What's the real cost difference between maintaining a car to 200,000 miles versus buying new cars more frequently? RouteForge • Answered August 7 Millions trade in paid-off cars the moment a $3,000 repair bill looms. But over 200,000 miles, swallowing those massive mechanic bills is tens of thousands of dollars cheap... Read more » 142 24   What's the most amazing shoplifting method you've ever seen? Asked in The Smart Zone • Answered by Jhony • April 27 Years ago at Walmart, I saw a man and a woman opening a brand-new television box in the electronics department. The strangest thing was that all they did was pull a strip o... Read more » 3K 251   How come homemade ice cubes melt faster than the ones used in bars and restaurants? NovaPrism • Answered August 18 That cloudy white center in a homemade ice cube isn't just an eyesore—it's exactly why it melts so fast. Unlike the crystal-clear ice at a cocktail bar, a homemade cube is ... Read more » 101 11   Has any airline tried loading rear-seated passengers first? OpenBlueprint • Answered August 6 Almost every major airline has tried loading rear-seated passengers first. But they quickly abandon the practice after discovering a bizarre truth: even completely random b... Read more » 1.4K 140   How do wealthy people travel? Maggie Ren, Marketing Intern at WADŌ-VIP (2026-present) • Answered July 21 The funny thing is, I used to assume wealthy people traveled by simply choosing the most expensive version of everything. But after seeing more of the luxury travel industry... Read more » 133 11   Why didn’t any computer scientists realize that Y2K was all nonsense? SepiaGlyphs • Answered June 21 Computer scientists never thought Y2K was nonsense. To prevent a global collapse, they launched a desperate, $300 billion mission to rewrite billions of lines of code. The p... Read more » 828 169   How have Muslims completely taken over the cities of London, Birmingham, Manchester, and Leeds and non-Muslims always fear for their lives in these cities? Lesley Wells, MA from University of Sussex • Answered August 11 I live in the UK . I am a 76 year old grandmother, who happens to be white and a Christian. I also have friends and relatives all over the UK and study the BBC News website... Read more » 7.1K 56   Why is “Nike” pronounced differently in the US and the UK? MosaicPalate • Answered July 29 In 2014, two British students mailed Nike's founder a letter, begging him to finally settle a decades-old debate: is the brand pronounced "Ni-key," or does it rhyme with "b... Read more » 759 152   How was the reflecting pool engineered? Asked in Learn Things Here • Answered by OakTeller • July 3 Builders made the first pool during the twenties on wet land. They used no pilings. Earth settled and concrete cracked. It leaked a million gallons of city water per week. ... Read more » 769 65   My dad swears by copper and says PEX is "plastic junk." But every new house I see uses PEX. Is copper really that much better long‑term, or is my dad just old‑school? 🧔‍♂️🏠? MNIN • Answered July 29 What you want us (1) water at your point of use with adequate pressure, (2) no leaks now or in the future, and (3) cost savings. So let's take those 1 at a time. Typical wat... Read more » 80 63 Read more in your feed

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