question. It's a subject that divides most'experts' as well as people who spend their whole adult lives . So let us try to ascertain whether cannabis is addictive.

Beginning with a'difficult' medication Simply to make dependence easier to spot, read the next passage and decide for yourself if you think the Individual is or is not hooked on heroin:

"When I can not find heroin or should I understand I will not be able to get any such night, I instantly become another individual. I'm mad and emotional and that I feel so miserable I wont get that feeling of comfort and calmness out of the heroin.

In your view, is it sensible to suppose the individual is hooked on heroin?

In my opinion there's absolutely no doubt whatsoever. I would bet my life and mortgage on it!

Okay, re-read the exact same announcement but now the medication has changed to cannabis.

"When I can not find cannabis or should I understand I will be unable to get any such night, I instantly become another individual. I'm mad and emotional and that I feel so miserable I wont get that feeling of comfort and calmness in the cannabis.

With just the name of this medication altered is it sensible to suppose that individual is hooked on cannabis?

Remember only the title of this medication has changed!

The announcement you've just read is fact REAL and comes in a young girl who recently contacted me through http://www.quitcannabis.net who had been clearly desperate for assistance - because she had been hooked on heroin but hooked on our'buddy' cannabis. I am not suggesting cannabis is similar to heroin dependency (obviously not!) Or perhaps that there are physical withdrawal symptoms once we try to stop, but there's still that feeling of despair and demand for cannabis when circumstances compel us to proceed without it for more than we would like. That feeling of missing/needing cannabis is obviously a symptom of emotional dependence.