The Latest Science on Bong Lung Has Consumers Worried

The chronic cough known as ‘Bong Lung’ might actually be persistent bronchitis. After years of inconclusive data, science is beginning to show that heavy cannabis smokers may greatly increase their chances of lung issues. Researchers investigating “bong lung,” found an increased risk of bronchitis even at low exposure rates. Cannabis is one of the world’s most widely used recreational substances, and the second most widely smoked, behind tobacco.  While the evidence for lung damage associated with excessive cannabis consumption has always paled in comparison to studies done with tobacco, it’s not risk free. Science is beginning to cast more light on the associated dangers as they pertain to lung health and cannabis use. Bong lung, as some call it, is actually a form of lung damage that may have severe consequences for heavy smokers. Bong users often represent the hardcore segment of cannabis consumers. The heavy-hitting action of a bong can leave even the most experienced consumers in a coughing fit that lasts for a minute or more. While many are willing to pay the price to have their preferred method of medicating, a new study says that might be a good trade off. What the Science Says About Bong Lung In a new study published in the Journal Addiction (2020), New Zealand researchers from the University of Otago investigated the lung condition termed “bong lung.” It’s a study that involved thousands of subjects from around the globe. Researchers examined lung health in an effort to correlate any effects of…

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