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MEDICINAL CANNABIS WARNING / DISCLAIMER
There is no pharmacological free lunch in cannabis or any drug. Negative reactions can result. A small percentage of people have negative or allergic reactions to marijuana. Heart patients could have problems, even though cannabis generally relieves stress, dilates the arteries, and in general lowers the diastolic pressure. A small percentage of people get especially high heart rates and anxieties with cannabis. These persons should not use it. Some bronchial asthma sufferers benefit from cannabis; however, for others it may serve as an additional irritant.
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Best Strain for depression
I am thinking more of a sativa, but are there any specific sativa strains that would be good for treating depression? Thanx
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Spray Cannabis (Marijuana) Extract Relieves Cancer Pain
SOURCES: Ellis RJ et al. Neuropsychopharmacology 2008 Feb; 34(3): 672-80. University of Edinburgh, Dec. 14, 2009 news release Wilsey B et al. The Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, Aug 2008 Jun; 9(6): 506-21
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Medical professional identifies health benefits.
I notice the benefits that may be approapriate for some, select, individual who are still recovering from an Aquired Brain Injury. I personally, am someone who is recovering from an A.B.I. I noticed that if my time is applied and managed appropriately, the benefits of minimal T.H.C is efficient to 're-direct' and address the 'chatterbox' part of the brain (located on the left side of the brain and is very very tiny in sie). T.H.C enables the right side of the brain to address what is necessary and fluff off what is just that...fluff. T.H.C enable the brain and body to self appriciate and appriciate others. Compassion is part of the T.H.C character. T.H.C ofte…
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Marijuana proven effective in treating different types of cancers
Marijuana proven effective in treating different types of cancers The Times-Standard Posted: 10/18/2009 Dave Stancliff Marijuana opponents in the federal government are up against the wall and the wall is crumbling. The feds have fought marijuana use for decades, disregarding its medicinal applications, in a senseless war against the herb. The demonized killer weed is turning out to be anything but that. As myths about this ancient herb are dispelled, scientists are using it to treat everything from chemotherapy-induced nausea to different cancers. In August, The British Journal of Cancer published the results of a study that found THC (the main active component i…
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Endocannabinoid System Network
http://endocannabinoid.net/ This website is a very educational, entertaining look at the endocannabinoid system. There's so much to learn, and it should keep you busy for a while. Enjoy.
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medical laws
I am a good person to be on medical meds.It helps alot with my meds .They make me very ill and pot keeps me from throwing up so much.I cant wait til my state changes the laws which I am doing all I can to help. Thanks
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Marijuana Poisoning?
me and my brother shared a joint 2 days ago, and i woke up the next morning feeling fine, but it hit the 4pm time and i started getting nausea in the stomach and flu like symptoms (back aches, all-over body sore etc.) but no cold. i decided to tell myself its a virus and so i squeezed oranges and drank a glass, around 2 minutes after consuming the OJ i vomited, projectile!! i must say it made me feel alot more better than before but i still had the symptoms. so i went and got codral day and night tablets and had 2 night ones. just before i went to sleep my bro wakes up, and hes having the same symptoms as i am.. strange, i remember reading somewhere saying that if you …
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Advice for helping friend
I have a dear friend in the last weeks of terminal cancer, and have been asked by other friends who know I smoke if I could make up something easy to eat, that may help with both his pain and nausea, or at the very least give him a bit of a kick in his final weeks... he's never taken a drug in his life from what I know, nor drinks regularly, so a little unsure how to go about it. The problem I have is that most recipes call for huge amounts of leaf and tip, where I would be looking to use an ounce of good bud, so would need to ensure that a) I have a recipe that will work, and the strength is right in not being too over the top, or underdone. Does anyone have any use…
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An Individual's Right to Accept or Refuse Treatment or Select Alte
An Individual's Right to Accept or Refuse Treatment or Select Alternative Treatment In Canada, the Ontario Court of Appeal, in Malette and Shulman, awarded damages against a doctor who transfused blood into a patient who was unconscious as a result of a motor accident, but who carried a card saying that she would refuse blood transfusions. In delivering the court's judgment Justice Robins stated: “A competent adult is generally entitled to reject a specific treatment, or all treatment, or to select an alternate form of treatment, even if the decision may entail risks as serious as death and may appear mistaken in the eyes of the medical profession or of the communit…
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TGA - Scheduling of Botanical extract of Cannabis sativa
The National Drugs and Poisons Scheduling Committe (NDPSC) have now recognised the therapeutic benefits of cannabinoids and scheduled a botanical extract of Cannabis sativa which includes the cannabinoids listed below as a new Schedule 8 entry in a buccal spray. (Sativex) http://www.tga.gov.au/ndpsc/index.htm Schedule 8 – New entry NABIXIMOLS (botanical extract of Cannabis sativa which includes the following cannabinoids: tetrahydrocannabinol, cannabidiol, cannabinol, cannabigerol, cannabichromene, cannabidiolic acid, tetrahydrocannabinolic acid, tetrahydrocannabivarol, and cannabidivarol, where tetrahydrocannabinol and cannabidiol (in approximately equal propor…
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medical marijuana
i can totally agree with medical uses of marijuana and use it for such. but for the life of me, i cant comprehend how it can b held in the class of narcotics.(like it is in the u.s.)(im aware of the history as to why it was placed there yea) when in fact it holds many areas of perspectives for medical uses not limited to pain killing properties, and in my opinion is no way a narcotic. i open this topic for facts, opinions and speculations, please share ur thoughts on how this is a narcotic or how it isnt in ur eyes, i am seeking info for sending to norml and high times,far out magizine. no identity info will b disclosed,all i want is info/opinions,speculations any thought…
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Prenatal exposure to infection linked to schizophrenia
I wonder what the NCPIC would say to that?, probably just move the goal posts to suit I'd imagine.
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The Ethics of Prescribing Cannabis
ABSTRACT In many Western jurisdictions cannabis, unlike most other psychoactive drugs, cannot be prescribed to patients even in cases where medical professionals believe that it would ease the patient’s pain or anxiety. The reasons for this prohibition are mostly ideological, although medical and moral arguments have been formulated to support it. In this paper, it is argued that freedom, properly understood, provides a sound ethical reason to allow the use of cannabis in medicine. Scientific facts, appeals to harm and autonomy, and considerations of symbolic value cannot consistently justify prohibitions. WHAT ARE THE QUESTIONS? A hypothetical case Suppose that I suffer …
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The Kind City
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