Delta 9-Tetrahydrocannabinol
Delta 9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) affects the brain and in turn the body through receptors called endocannabinoids. These receptors are can be found in multiple areas of the brain and lymphatic tissues. Extensive research has found that marijuana users are able to consume more foods with lot of calories and less nutritional content and still maintain a normal body mass index better than or similar to non-marijuana users. The reasoning behind this hypothesis is centered around the observation is that the occurrence of Diabetes Mellitus would be lessen in people who use marijuana since their bodies contain components from the marijuana that helps to users to control and regulate the digestive system in addition to preventing inflammation of