Sharon Stone's terrifying weed withdrawal sparks warning about today's potent marijuana
Sharon Stone is warning about the potency of modern marijuana following her own experience with "terrifying" withdrawal.
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Sharon Stone has revealed her decision to live a drug-free life, citing the dangers of contemporary marijuana. She claims that modern weed is so strong that her doctor told her it is killing people, attributing this potency to the substances currently put into the drug.
Coverage from Fox News, BroBible, and High Times Magazine emphasizes the severity of Stone's withdrawal and the increased strength of today's marijuana. Yahoo News adds context regarding Stone's history, noting her current drug-free status follows a near-fatal stroke in 2001.
Future coverage may further detail the specific health warnings cited by Stone's physician regarding the effects of potent marijuana on users.
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Quick answers
Why did Sharon Stone quit using marijuana?
Stone stated that today's marijuana is too strong and that "they put so much stuff in it now."
What did Stone's doctor reportedly tell her about modern weed?
According to BroBible, Stone's doctor told her that the strength of today's weed is killing people.
Does Stone have a prior medical history relevant to her drug-free lifestyle?
Yahoo reports that Stone is living a drug-free life following a near-fatal stroke in 2001.
Coverage (4)
- Sharon Stone Claims Weed Is So Strong These Days That Her Doctor Told Her It's Killing People BroBible · 5h ago
- Sharon Stone Reveals Why She Quit Weed: ‘They Put So Much Stuff in It Now’ High Times Magazine · 5h ago
- Sharon Stone Says She's Now Living A 'Drug-Free Life' Following Near-Fatal Stroke In 2001 Yahoo · 5h ago
- Sharon Stone's terrifying weed withdrawal sparks warning about today's potent marijuana Fox News · 5h ago
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