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Subject Cannabis alters your DNA causing mutations that leads to CANCER

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Original Message Smoking cannabis ALTERS your DNA 'causing mutations that can trigger serious illness, including cancer'

Smoking cannabis can alter a person's DNA, causing mutations that expose a user to serious illnesses, experts have warned.

The disease-causing mutations are passed on to their children, and several future generations, it has emerged.

Dr Reece said: 'Through our research we found that cancers and illnesses were likely caused by cell mutations resulting from cannabis properties having a chemical interaction with a person's DNA.

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Chromothripsis occurs when a chromsome becomes dislodged from the mitotic spindle, isolated in micronuclei and chaotically re-connected.

Cannabis has been shown to disrupt tubulin dynamics and induce micronucleus formation and chromosomal mis-segregation in mitotic anaphase.

Cannabis has been linked epidemiologically with major foetal malformations and cancer induction in children and cancers in adult populations.

Chromothripsis and epigenetic damage from cannabis form major pathways to oncogenesis, fetotoxicity and ageing in humans and their offspring.

Explication of mechanisms for cannabis and other addictions closes the logical loop and completes the criteria for the assignment of causality.

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