Ahead of Holi, Delhi-based cardiologist flags hidden risks of bhang, says ‘it is not harmless’

As preparations for the vibrant festival of Holi commence, Dr. Alok Chopra, a Delhi-based cardiologist, has raised concerns regarding the use of bhang, a cannabis-infused preparation commonly consumed during the festivities. While many consider bhang to be a harmless addition to their celebrations, Dr. Chopra warns that excessive consumption can lead to serious health issues, including panic attacks and elevated heart rates, potentially resulting in emergency medical situations. The cardiologist emphasizes the importance of moderation and awareness, particularly for individuals with pre-existing health conditions. As Holi is celebrated with enthusiasm across the nation, it is crucial for revelers to understand the potential risks associated with bhang consumption, ensuring that the joyous occasion does not turn into a health crisis. This precautionary message aims to promote safe practices during the festival, allowing everyone to enjoy Holi without compromising their well-being.
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