Can the damage of marijuana on the teenage brain be reversed?

It found that their brain activity was impaired, with the damage continuing into adulthood. The past 20 years has seen major controversy about the long-term effects of marijuana, with experts divided over its long-term effects on teenagers. read more

Much of the research on the long-term cognitive effects of cannabis has focused on heavy users. It's not clear whether there's a safe level of use. Nor is it known whether the brain changes associated with marijuana use are permanent, or if the brain can recover with time. read more

One of the solutions that they have offered to reverse the action of marijuana upon the brain, is the use of such medications that can activate the GABA receptors, the activation of these receptors have the capability to make the action of marijuana reverse. read more