Cannabis increases susceptibility to false memory
Cada cigarro de cannabis contiene de 30 a 70 miligramos de THC (tetrahidrocannabinol), una molécula que en las plantas parece tener funciones relacionadas con la defensa frente a insectos y la luz ultravioleta. Pero cuando entra en el torrente sanguíneo, el THC se une a unos receptores cerebrales (l...
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