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Effect of Marijuana on Fertility
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- Submitted: 23/03/2009
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The Effects of Alcohol and Marijuana on Fertility
Amezakamilla Abu Seman
B0601478
Dita Anindya
B0502333
Yuriko Kesuma
B0600854
PSY 307 - Substance Abuse
Dr. Suguna Logan
The topic for this written report is the effect of alcohol and marijuana on fertility. There are various types of drugs which are very well-known these days where people use different types of drugs in extremely divergent motive underneath. Drugs are defined as chemical substances that modify the structure of the chemical reaction inside the human body in some ways when taken into the body (Levinthal, 2008). Drugs could be categorized as illicit and licit drugs, whereas the intention is differentiated into recreational and instrumental purpose. Due to its mixture of numerous chemical ingredients, drugs affect people psychologically and physiologically in different ways specifically infertility. Infertility is the inability or failure to conceive and have offspring after a year of regular intercourse without the use of contraception (FamilyDoctor, 2006).
Not many people are aware of the side effects of drugs on human fertility, for example the effect of the licit drugs - alcohol and tobacco, and illicit drug such as
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