Title: Amotivational Syndrome and Cannabis Consumption - Exploring your mind
Headings: Amotivational Syndrome and Cannabis Consumption
Amotivational Syndrome and Cannabis Consumption
How can we define amotivational syndrome?
The effects of long-term cannabis consumption
Signs and symptoms of amotivational syndrome
What can be done to treat amotivational syndrome?
Drugs and Mental Illness: What’s the Connection?

Content: The other stimuli weaken due to how pleased and relaxed the individual feels when they consume the drug. As a consequence, this makes other motivations seem irrelevant. Prolonged consumption of the substance produces cognitive deterioration. No matter if the person interrupts its consumption, certain symptomatology may persist for long periods of time, if not forever. The relationship between the use of marijuana and amotivational syndrome may seem clear. Scientists have yet to demonstrate that cannabis is, in fact, the main cause of this condition. However, we must point out that all data alludes to it being its main trigger. “Drugs are a waste of time. They destroy your memory and self-respect, and everything that goes along with your self-esteem.” -Kurt Cobain-
Signs and symptoms of amotivational syndrome
One of the symptoms of amotivational syndrome is emotional apathy, which consists of: