High doses of marijuana or its active ingredient, THC, can interfere with respiratory and cardiac function, because there are many THC receptors in the brainstem.

Name: High doses of marijuana or its active ingredient, THC, can interfere with respiratory and cardiac function, because there are many THC receptors in the brainstem.
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There are relatively few cannabinoid receptors in the brainstem, which is why THC does not typically interfere with respiratory and cardiac function.

High Doses of Marijuana or Its Active Ingredient, THC, Can