That there is a lot of joints.

Damn and I thought I used to be a pot head!

whew!

Cellular studies and even some studies in animal models suggest that THC has antitumor properties, either by encouraging the death of genetically damaged cells that can become cancerous or by restricting the development of the blood supply that feeds tumors, Tashkin tells WebMD.

In a review of the research published last fall, University of Colorado molecular biologist Robert Melamede, PhD, concluded that the THC in cannabis seems to lessen the tumor-promoting properties of marijuana smoke.

The nicotine in tobacco has been shown to inhibit the destruction of cancer-causing cells, Melamede tells WebMD. THC does not appear to do this and may even do the opposite.

Well, if you don't die from cancer because you smoked 22k of joints, you'll most certainly die of obesity or related symptoms due to the amount of munchies intake that inevitably follows a doob.

true, true. I was thinking along the lines of someone coming along (like the surgeon general) and nip it in the bud with some counter reprecussion. As there always is. First wine is bad then wine is good; first carbs are good, then they're bad, then they're good. And so on....

But it looks like no one has found a "baddie" with canabis yet.

It is more likely due to the fact that most marijauna is not inhaled into the lungs, but rather a combination of suck and swallow sending some of the smoke to the head cavity and the rest would go to the stomach. Scientifically speaking of course I wouldn't know first hand (cough) So unless they do a study on stomach cancer and head tumors one really wouldn't know.

You would still have glaucoma You'd just be too busy laughing and snacking to worry about it.