the Green Glitch: What's Behind Devil's Lettuce?

Marijuana has changed. The conversation hasn't.In the 1970s, the average joint carried 1 to 3 percent THC. Today's waxes, oils, and vape carts can reach 90 percent, and they're turning up in middle school backpacks, high school bathrooms, and the hands of kids whose parents have no idea.In The Green Glitch, U.S. Army veteran, high school teacher, youth pastor, and Celebrate Recovery leader Jason Tremko exposes what the legalization headlines leave out. For him, it started at home. His teenage daughter, raised to steer clear, spent years secretly vaping THC. She was vomiting every morning and lost more than fifty pounds, and doctors couldn't find anything wrong.Blending research with frontline experience, Tremko explores:How skyrocketing potency fuels dependency, psychosis, and cannabinoid hyperemesis syndromeWhy schools underreport use, and what it's costing studentsThe realities of driving high and the limits of rehabThe spiritual side of addiction that few books dare to addressRaw testimonies from people who found their way outThis isn't fearmongering. It's a reality check for parents, educators, counselors, and anyone who cares about the next generation.Look for the companion documentary, now streaming on multiple platforms, where the investigation continues with expert interviews and powerful real-world stories.One message. Two formats. A conversation we can't afford to ignore.This is not Reefer Madness 2.0.