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Recenti ricerche hanno rivelato che i consumatori di marijuana presentano livelli elevati di piombo e cadmio nel sangue e nelle urine, suscitando preoccupazioni riguardo ai potenziali rischi associati all\u2019esposizione a questi metalli potenzialmente dannosi.<\/p>\n

La ricerca condotta presso la Mailman School of Public Health della Columbia University \u00e8 una delle prime a documentare la presenza di biomarcatori metallici negli individui che usano marijuana ed \u00e8 probabilmente la ricerca pi\u00f9 ampia condotta finora che collega il consumo di marijuana auto-riferito con le misurazioni effettive di esposizione ai metalli all\u2019interno del corpo, Notizie mediche<\/a> segnalato.<\/p>\n

I risultati dello studio mostrano un notevole contrasto nei livelli di metalli tra i consumatori di marijuana e i non consumatori. "Rispetto ai non consumatori, i consumatori di marijuana avevano livelli pi\u00f9 alti di piombo di 27% nel sangue e livelli pi\u00f9 alti di 21% nelle urine", l'autore principale dello studio Tiffany Sanchez, professore di scienze della salute ambientale presso la Mailman School of Public Health della Columbia University. a New York City, raccontato Cnn<\/a>.<\/p>\n

I livelli di cadmio erano notevolmente pi\u00f9 alti nel sangue dei consumatori di marijuana, circa 22% pi\u00f9 alti di quelli che se ne tengono alla larga, ha detto Sanchez. \u00c8 stato segnalato che i consumatori di marijuana avevano livelli di cadmio nelle urine 18% pi\u00f9 alti rispetto agli astemi.<\/p>\n

"Sia il cadmio che il piombo rimangono nel tuo corpo per un periodo piuttosto lungo", ha detto Sanchez. \u201cIl cadmio viene assorbito nel sistema renale e viene filtrato attraverso il rene. Quindi, quando guardi il cadmio urinario, questo riflette il carico corporeo totale, quanto ne hai assorbito in un lungo periodo di esposizione cronica.<\/p>\n

Lo studio ha analizzato i dati del National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) nel periodo 2005-2018, concentrandosi su 7.254 partecipanti. Hanno classificato gli utenti in gruppi come non-marijuana\/non-tabacco, marijuana esclusiva, tabacco esclusivo e doppi consumatori. I campioni di sangue e urina sono stati quindi analizzati per i metalli. Inoltre, i ricercatori hanno definito l\u2019uso di marijuana e tabacco utilizzando variabili come il fumo attuale, i livelli sierici di cotinina, l\u2019uso di marijuana auto-riferito e l\u2019uso recente.<\/p>\n

L'uso esclusivo del tabacco significa che qualcuno usava solo tabacco e non fumava nient'altro. Per verificare se qualcuno fosse un consumatore esclusivo di tabacco, hanno chiesto ai partecipanti se fumavano sigarette o misuravano una sostanza chiamata cotinina nel loro corpo. Se il livello di cotinina era superiore a 10, significava che stavano usando tabacco.<\/p>\n

Secondo il rapporto, il cadmio \u00e8 legato a malattie renali e cancro ai polmoni nelle persone e ad anomalie fetali negli animali APE<\/a>, che ha fissato limiti specifici per il cadmio. Per quanto riguarda il piombo, pu\u00f2 accumularsi nel tempo, causando danni irreversibili allo sviluppo del cervello, dei reni e del sistema nervoso, come da Clinica Mayo<\/a>.<\/p>\n

"Andando avanti, la ricerca sull'uso di cannabis e sui contaminanti della cannabis, in particolare i metalli, dovrebbe essere condotta per affrontare le preoccupazioni sulla salute pubblica legate al crescente numero di consumatori di cannabis", ha detto Sanchez a News-Medical.<\/p>\n

Pubblicato da Medicaldaily.com<\/p>\n

Fonte quotidiana medica<\/a><\/p>\n

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Recenti ricerche hanno rivelato che i consumatori di marijuana presentano livelli elevati di piombo e cadmio nel sangue e nelle urine, suscitando preoccupazioni riguardo ai potenziali rischi associati all\u2019esposizione a questi metalli potenzialmente dannosi.<\/p>\n

La ricerca condotta presso la Mailman School of Public Health della Columbia University \u00e8 una delle prime a documentare la presenza di biomarcatori metallici negli individui che usano marijuana ed \u00e8 probabilmente la ricerca pi\u00f9 ampia condotta finora che collega il consumo di marijuana auto-riferito con le misurazioni effettive di esposizione ai metalli all\u2019interno del corpo, Notizie mediche<\/a> segnalato.<\/p>\n

I risultati dello studio mostrano un notevole contrasto nei livelli di metalli tra i consumatori di marijuana e i non consumatori. "Rispetto ai non consumatori, i consumatori di marijuana avevano livelli pi\u00f9 alti di piombo di 27% nel sangue e livelli pi\u00f9 alti di 21% nelle urine", l'autore principale dello studio Tiffany Sanchez, professore di scienze della salute ambientale presso la Mailman School of Public Health della Columbia University. a New York City, raccontato Cnn<\/a>.<\/p>\n

I livelli di cadmio erano notevolmente pi\u00f9 alti nel sangue dei consumatori di marijuana, circa 22% pi\u00f9 alti di quelli che se ne tengono alla larga, ha detto Sanchez. \u00c8 stato segnalato che i consumatori di marijuana avevano livelli di cadmio nelle urine 18% pi\u00f9 alti rispetto agli astemi.<\/p>\n

"Sia il cadmio che il piombo rimangono nel tuo corpo per un periodo piuttosto lungo", ha detto Sanchez. \u201cIl cadmio viene assorbito nel sistema renale e viene filtrato attraverso il rene. Quindi, quando guardi il cadmio urinario, questo riflette il carico corporeo totale, quanto ne hai assorbito in un lungo periodo di esposizione cronica.<\/p>\n

Lo studio ha analizzato i dati del National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) nel periodo 2005-2018, concentrandosi su 7.254 partecipanti. Hanno classificato gli utenti in gruppi come non-marijuana\/non-tabacco, marijuana esclusiva, tabacco esclusivo e doppi consumatori. I campioni di sangue e urina sono stati quindi analizzati per i metalli. Inoltre, i ricercatori hanno definito l\u2019uso di marijuana e tabacco utilizzando variabili come il fumo attuale, i livelli sierici di cotinina, l\u2019uso di marijuana auto-riferito e l\u2019uso recente.<\/p>\n

L'uso esclusivo del tabacco significa che qualcuno usava solo tabacco e non fumava nient'altro. Per verificare se qualcuno fosse un consumatore esclusivo di tabacco, hanno chiesto ai partecipanti se fumavano sigarette o misuravano una sostanza chiamata cotinina nel loro corpo. Se il livello di cotinina era superiore a 10, significava che stavano usando tabacco.<\/p>\n

Secondo il rapporto, il cadmio \u00e8 legato a malattie renali e cancro ai polmoni nelle persone e ad anomalie fetali negli animali APE<\/a>, che ha fissato limiti specifici per il cadmio. Per quanto riguarda il piombo, pu\u00f2 accumularsi nel tempo, causando danni irreversibili allo sviluppo del cervello, dei reni e del sistema nervoso, come da Clinica Mayo<\/a>.<\/p>\n

"Andando avanti, la ricerca sull'uso di cannabis e sui contaminanti della cannabis, in particolare i metalli, dovrebbe essere condotta per affrontare le preoccupazioni sulla salute pubblica legate al crescente numero di consumatori di cannabis", ha detto Sanchez a News-Medical.<\/p>\n

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