1 Higher absorption of magnesium in the small intestines, in the case of oral and dietary magnesium.  Lower elimination as waste through the gastrointestinal âGIâ tract (the stomach, intestines and colon) â transdermal magnesium avoids this issue.
Analysis by the authors suggests marijuana use by adults was associated with increased risk of developing alcohol and drug use disorders, including nicotine dependence, at three years of follow-up. However, marijuana use was not associated with increased risk for developing mood or anxiety disorders.
1 In 2008, research on marijuanaâs risk to health commissioned by nonpartisan British think tank the Beckley Foundation found: âThe public health impact of contemporary patterns of cannabis use are modest by comparison with those of other illicit drugs (such as the opioids) or with alcohol. In 2002, an exhaustive review of marijuana and health performed by a special Canadian Senate committee found that âscientific evidence overwhelmingly indicates that cannabis is substantially less harmful than alcohol and should be treated not as a criminal issue but as a social and public health issue.â.