About This Site

My name is Nathan Chen. I am a high school student. I built this site because cannabis smoke has become a normal part of daily life in my community — parks, sidewalks, apartment hallways — and nobody seems to talk honestly about what it actually does.

What pushed me to start was watching it happen around kids. Parents smoking next to strollers. Adults lighting up at playgrounds. I kept waiting for someone to say something, and nobody did.

I went looking for clear, honest information I could show people — something between a medical journal and a propaganda poster — and could not find it. So I started putting it together myself.

Every claim has a source. If something is contested, the site says so. If something turns out to be wrong, there is a correction link at the bottom of every page.

This is not about prohibition. Adults can make their own choices. But those choices have a radius, and in public spaces, that radius overlaps with people who did not agree to be part of it.

Children who grow up in homes where cannabis is smoked regularly did not choose that situation and cannot leave it. The research on what chronic secondhand smoke does to developing brains and lungs is still growing, but the direction is consistent.

I think most parents who smoke around their kids would change how they do it if they saw what the research actually shows. That is part of what this site is for.

This site is self-funded. No ads, no sponsors, no industry money. If you want to help keep it running, there is a [support page](/support).

For corrections, collaboration, or questions — [email protected]