Is It True That Jews Are Physically More Unlikely to Get Addicted to Marijuana?
Question by McJim Kenneth Noodles: Is it true that Jews are physically more unlikely to get addicted to marijuana?
I don’t mean they are not allowed to do drugs for religious reasons. I am wondering if their genetic makeup makes them less susceptible to marijuana addictions.
Best answer:
Answer by Mum knows best
Well I don’t do it, my mum would kill me x
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