Acidentes e droga.
"O consumo de canábis associado à condução duplica a probabilidade de acidentes mortais na estrada, revela um novo estudo realizado em França e agora publicado no ‘British Medical Journal’. Se a canábis – erva ou haxixe – for consumida com bebidas alcoólicas, o risco é 16 vezes superior."
CM
Mas o Louça diz que a droga tem propriedades medicinais e deve ser liberalizada. As propriedades medicinais devem ser eles morrerem felizes, sem dar por isso.
posted by Dr. Assur at 08:15
5 Comments:
Que pergunta. O Assun só poderia votar pavlovianamente Cavaco.
Agora, começam, os candidatos, a insinuar permutas de votos, para derrotarem Cavaco Silva.
Isto é apanágio de uma esquerda "complexada".
Se a opção de eleger um candidato, de grande competência, coerência, de grande seriedade, sentido de Estado, conhecimento do país e do estrangeiro, se isto é ser de direita, então, neste caso, eu sou de direita e voto Cavaco Silva.
O Berloque no seu melhor.
Para não fazer a cobardia de desistir a favor de Soares....agora vem c/ esta.
Tretas politiqueiras. Quem quiser que acredite !!!
Uma coisa são as notícias... outra é a realidade.
Aconselho a ler com atençao os seguintes documentos:
http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_rdsafety/documents/page/dft_rdsafety_504567.hcsp
"With respect to comparisons between alcohol and marijuana effects, these substances tend to differ in their effects. In contrast to the compensatory behaviour exhibited by subjects under cannabis treatment, subjects who have received alcohol tend to drive in a more risky manner. Both substances impair performance, however, the more cautious behaviour of subjects who have received cannabis decreases the impact of the drug on performance, where the opposite holds true for alcohol." (Smiley, 1998, p. 19)"
http://www.parl.gc.ca/37/1/parlbus/commbus/senate/com-e/ille-e/rep-e/repfinalvol1part4-e.htm
"The Committee feels it is likely that cannabis makes users more cautious, partly because they are aware of their deficiencies and they compensate by reducing speed and taking fewer risks."
NÃO COMPRES! NÃO VENDAS! PLANTA!
LEGALIZAÇÃO JÁ!
e já agora...
http://www.fcda.org/driving.htm
Driving: Cannabis has little effect on driving
Driving under the influence of any drug is generally discouraged, but studies have always indicated that marijuana (cannabis) has only a neglible effect on drivers who are experienced with its effects. The reason seems to be that, while there is a minor reduction in reaction times similar to being a few years older than the driver's current age, there is a sense of "paranoia" that leads to slower and more cautious driving. The most common effect is getting lost.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/1068625.stm
Cannabis makes people drive more slowly
The most obvious effect of the cannabis was that the volunteers drove more slowly, trying to compensate for intoxication by being more cautious.
The volunteers also found it difficult to follow a figure-of-eight loop of road when given a high dose of cannabis.
However, reaction times to motorway hazards were not significantly affected.
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