Johnny’s Ambassadors mission is to educate parents and teens about the dangers of today’s high-THC marijuana on the developing adolescent mind and get them to #StopDabbing.
What is dabbing? Dabs are marijuana extracts (shatter, wax, budder are some examples) made by pouring a solvent such as butane, ethanol, propane, or carbon dioxide over marijuana, which allows THC to leave the plant material and dissolve into the solvent. This concentrated THC solution is then filtered and placed in a tray. The result of the extraction is sticky oil that typically appears bronze in color. It’s not a plant and is highly potent, containing up to 99% THC. Dabs are typically heated on a hot surface and the vapors are inhaled through a dab rig or dab pen.
Research Summaries by Johnny’s Ambassadors
1 – What is High-THC Marijuana – Johnny’s Ambassadors research summary
2 – What Are the Effects of Marijuana on Youth – Johnny’s Ambassadors research summary
3 – Impact of Marijuana on the Adolescent Brain – Johnny’s Ambassadors research summary
4 – Marijuana and Adolescent Mental Illness – Johnny’s Ambassadors research summary
5 – Impact of Marijuana on Adolescent Suicide Johnny’s Ambassadors research summary
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