Jordi Cruz and his experience with marijuana with Eva González and Cayetano: “Shall we make a joint?”

The chef Jordi Cruz He talked about his relationship with drugs on the podcast ‘B3tter’. “I’ve tried things. One day I went to dinner at Eva Gonzalezat that time her husband, Cayetano Riveraa gorgeous guy, he took care of himself… Eva was very addicted to marijuana. And Cayetano, to touch his balls after dinner, tells me ‘Shall we make a joint, Jordi?‘” he explained.

The Catalan chef reported that Cayetano had “a sad, dry bud in a glass in the cupboard”. “And it was for touching his balls. He did it poorly, with the trumpet looking at Rome,” he stated. Jordi Cruz He was encouraged to try it, as he recounted in a relaxed tone in the aforementioned podcast: “I took a drag and stayed on the couch, lying there.“. The reaction of Cajetan It didn’t take long to wait. “Look at the weak Catalan”he pronounced at that dinner.

Jordi Cruz: “My drug has been tobacco”

Jordi Cruz He could barely stay awake after the effects of marijuana and answered, as best he could, to Cajetan: “I’m listening to you, I can’t react.” The chef acknowledged that the drug was not, after everything that happened, a great experience. “They didn’t suit me well”he explained. The chef did confess that he had had addiction problems with a legal and much more normalized substance: tobacco. The chef explained that cigarettes did mark part of his life. “My drug has been tobacco. I really liked smoking and It is the drug of my life, work and tobacco“he reflected Jordi Cruz.

The effects of cannabis on the body

He Ministry of Healthwithin the framework of National Drug Plandescribes the effects of cannabis on the body in this way: “When cannabis is consumed, this endogenous system is activated externally and artificially and many of the functions it performs are altered. At small doses the effect is pleasant, while at high doses it can produce symptoms of great anxiety. Immediately after consumption, what is called ‘cannabis binge’with dry mouth, red eyes, tachycardia, lack of coordination of movements, uncontrolled laughter, drowsiness, alteration of memory, attention and concentration.