One study states that "recent MJ use was associated with a 30% decreased odds of constipation." These researchers also found that "there was no association between recent MJ use and diarrhea." Another study focused on the therapeutic use of cannabis for inflammatory bowel disease found that "a significant portion of IBD patients, particularly those with severe disease, use cannabis to relieve symptoms of pain, nausea, and appetite and to improve their overall mood." Since diarrhea is one of the primary symptoms of IBD, it's unlikely patients would turn to cannabis for relief if it had worsened their symptoms
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Besides, several e-cigarette legislations, such as laws related to their advertisement and promotion through television, are under consideration in various countries
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