Actor David Krumholtz He opened about frightening health caused by smoking marijuana, revealing that "almost died" after the development of a rare state known as cannabinoid syndrome Hyperemese (CHS).

David Krumholtz, the most famous for the role in the "Santa Clause", shared his experience on Wednesday China Society Riff Raff on Wednesday.

Krumholtz said Page six If he began using marijuana again after "long break" and quickly became "Daily Smoking." However, this habit led to the beginning of the CHS, the condition of "leading to repeated and strong vomiting pain", according to Cedars-Sinai. Syndrome usually affects everyday, long-term marijuana users.

"Rarely, (but) becomes more and more overwhelming a year, as if numbers are doubled each year," Krumholtz mentioned.

He believes that the increase in cases could be associated with the potential of modern cannabis. "In essence, they messed up the weed. They did it too strong and they don't know why that happens," he said. "There are a lot of theories."

CHS can cause the Krumholtz as described as "Hyper-Muiusea", making patients dangerously ill.

"I wouldn't want that in my worst enemy. I almost died several times," he said, adding that his medical accounts were accumulated due to numerous visits to emergencies. "It's really bad. It's really dangerous. It's serious as a heart attack. It's scary for those who suffer from it."

"Oppenheimer" The actor suggested that the CHS can happen when the brain cannabinoid receptors "exhales" from excessive use. "You can smoke receptors, like blowing the engine, which makes it that every time you smoke a pot, not every time, but if you smoke enough, wild, dangerous, dangerously tortured." He explained.

Krumholtz, who has stopped from marijuana since then, calls for more awareness of the dangers of cannabis, especially in the light of his growing legalization and perception of him as a "friendly drug".

"It's a very addictive medicine, and now that it's great strong, it's really dependent," he warned. He claimed that the public is often unaware of CHS because cannabis is widely considered a safe substance that does not represent the risks threatening to life.

The dangers of CHS are real. According to the study published in Journal for forensic scienceCHS can be fatal, with documented cases, including the death of young adults who had the history of the state and chronic cannabis use. These individuals presented severe nausea and vomit in days before their deaths, emphasize the potential seriousness of the CHS.

Krumholtz advocates for better education on marijuan risks, especially for consumers who buy legal cannabists. "I would like to see that every legal storehouse of cannabis must have a pamphlet," he suggested. "An optional pamphlet that says:" Hey, if you start feeling tiring, stop because there is nothing he does besides stop ".

One reported case Share American magazine for gastroenterolgia Included a 41-year-old man with a 20-year history of frequent use of marijuana. He experienced repetitive, extended episodes of nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain for a decade. Despite forward extensive gastrointestinal evaluations, all testing is returned by unmistakable.

He died tragically from hyponatremic dehydration due to the worsening of the CHS. An autopsy revealed the signs of dehydration, acute esophageal necrosis, focal pneumonia and only marijuana metabolites in its system.

The second documented case described a 48-year-old man with the history of fibromyalgia, anxiety and depression. The riot was previously diagnosed for somatization and experienced repeated pain from non-controlled nausea and vomiting. The deceased was found in his bath after the neighbor noticed the liquid water for two days.

An autopsy showed severe dehydration, acute esophageal necrosis, and early signs of pneumonia probably because of aspiration. The toxicology confirmed the presence of THC, Clonazepam Metabolite and Pregabalin in his system, with the cause of death attributed to hyponautical dehydration in setting probable CHS.

As the actor prepares for his next role in Seth RogenThe Upcoming Series "Studio", hopes that his story will serve as a precautent story, raising awareness of minor dangers from cannabis and helping others to avoid potentially dangerous consequences of CHS.