Regular, long-term cannabis use can cause cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, characterized by severe abdominal pain and repeated vomiting ('scromiting'), which indicates an imbalance and requires consultation with a professional.

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The link between intensive cannabis use and these severe vomiting crises is scientifically proven. A 2011 literature review published in The American Journal of Medicine (analysis of clinical observations) confirms that this syndrome specifically affects regular, long-term users. The mechanism is explained by the saturation of the receptors in our internal communication system (the endocannabinoid system), which usually regulates digestion and nausea. While the creator notes that it is not serious in absolute terms, reports from the American Association of Poison Control Centers (expert opinion) qualify this by noting that the resulting dehydration can be severe and sometimes requires medical care. Finally, observational hospital data published in Academic Emergency Medicine confirm a dramatic rise in these cases in emergency departments in areas of high consumption. The advice to consult a professional and question one's relationship with this substance is therefore particularly relevant for preserving digestive balance.

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