Use of synthetic marijuana has been discussed within the LSU Athletic Department for some time now. Early warnings regarding the legality and dangers of smoking synthetic marijuana have been clearly outlined within LSU's ADAP Substance Abuse Policy. It is clear that this man-made product is very dangerous, having very negative consequences on one's ability to perform in the classroom and perform at high levels athletically. While we have heard cases of random deaths from the use of synthetic marijuana, it hit fairly close to home with the death of a Division I Men's Basketball player from Anderson University in South Carolina. Click the link below to read the details of this tradegy.
http://www.foxcarolina.com/story/15706199/coroner-synthetic-pot-killed-anderson-university-basketball-player
Friday, October 28, 2011
Synthetic Marijuana: Serious Consequences
Posted by LSU ATHLETIC TRAINING at 2:20 PM
Labels: Depression, General Health and Wellness, Marijuana, Mental Health, NCAA Banned Substances, Substance Abuse, Synthetic Marijuana