Pete Davidson Says Medical Pot Helps Him Control Chronic Illness
- 6 years ago
Pete Davidson Says Medical Marijuana Helps Him Control Chronic Illness The 'SNL' star admits he smokes weed to combat some side effects of Crohn's disease. The 24-year-old was diagnosed with the illness when he was a teenager. In a 2016 interview, Davidson also said he relies on medical marijuana to increase his appetite, which can be impacted by Crohn's. Pete Davidson, via
'High Times' Crohn's disease is a chronic
inflammatory syndrome that
affects one's gastrointestinal tract. In Davidson's case, his Crohn's has caused him a lot
of stomach pain. Medical pot is commonly used to help increase the appetite in people whose conditions or medications make it difficult for them to eat.
'High Times' Crohn's disease is a chronic
inflammatory syndrome that
affects one's gastrointestinal tract. In Davidson's case, his Crohn's has caused him a lot
of stomach pain. Medical pot is commonly used to help increase the appetite in people whose conditions or medications make it difficult for them to eat.