Medical Cannabis Discussions
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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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Differnt strains benifits/disadvantages with Depression/anxiety
Hey peoples . Just pondering a few thoughts on the old herb . I have moderate depression with anxitey. I dont really know what im buying most of the time all that i know it as is high grade hydro. Seem to notice some weed has a really threraputic effect with me mellow right out and couch locked . Then some stuff can seem to make me abit edgy but normaly if this happens just go for a big walk and chill right out and then seem to enjoy a rather dazy stonned. On the rare occasion i got some really good bush i could still do lots of stuff but at the same time was very ripped . I really enjoy a stone with a really chilled happy vibe and getting outdoorsy. What strains are …
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old interview - Brash & Katelaris on medical cannabis
I've been going through old stuff, cleaning up my files and I recently converted an old VHS tape to mp4 and then put up an old interview with Katelaris on youTUBE (I far prefer someone else to pay for my bandwidth, in this case ultimately Google ). This was the interview (originally broadcast in 2003) used by the NSW Medical Board to de-register Katelaris recently - he allegedly endangered patients by giving them access to cannabis. above: screenshot I scored the little plant after the interview, it was white rhino - whoa. The packet of 'Tea Bags' was purely a prop made for the camera and not a real product. I also scored some cannabis-laced chocolate similar t…
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Help with setting up a site?
Hey everyone, Im looking at learning about how to safely setup a website, and forums. I have been awake all night for the last few nights trying to learn about this sorta thing. Im getting square eyes. I have seen first hand how weed helps, its helped me with my cancer, scoliosis, Fibromyalgia etc. And ive also helped many MS sufferers out within Australia. So all I want to do is help these people that cannot grow for themselves etc, I know alot about growing, some about breeding and jack shit about computers. This is JUST for medicinal people, ANY funds raised through the site, WILL be returned to the members. Not pocketed for my own selfish usage. I wont be sw…
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Miracle Cure, hehe.
Whenever I'm sick, or sore from a hard days work or have a headache or shit like that; the cure is gettin high. It was the only thing that week that took away my headache, i took so much tylenol it was gay, all because i had the flu.
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Medical Marijuana Might Reduce Nerve Pain Among People Living With HIV
February 13, 2007 Medical marijuana might reduce the pain of peripheral neuropathy, a type of nerve damage, among people living with HIV/AIDS, according to a study published in the Feb. 13 issue of the journal Neurology Comments, Reaction The results are "evidence, using the gold standard for clinical research, that cannabis has some medical benefits for a condition that can be severely debilitating," Abrams said (San Francisco Chronicle, 2/13). He added, "I think that there are people out there who say there is no evidence that marijuana is medicine, that this is all just a smoke screen." original artical The Body.com
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Afternoon grey and smoky, evening yellow and rose
Afternoon grey and smoky, evening yellow and rose (I think) Maybe the last plant I ever grew came from the husband of a school friend of my mum’s. He brought some stash up for us to share and I kept the one seed. At the time I had access to an overgrown backyard and behind a hillock formed of years of dumped mown lawn I grew single plants over a few seasons. I was lucky always getting female plants with seeds from here and there. And there was always concern over storm clouds and prayers before bedtime. This old guy came from the Riveriena and he’d got it from a next-door neighbour who had been in a lot of pain - apparently. And growing in one of Sydney’s older, down-at…
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More Hemp Products
Got some more pressies from my friend I'll be slicker 'n greased bat shit with all these new creams Doesn't say where the foot cream is made but the face cream is made in the UK and the Hemp Lip Protector is made in the USA !
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Some Interesting reads here... Some dumbass people too
click on this link... http://www.steadyhealth.com/Marijuana_rela...hes_t72901.html
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Pot and Tinnitus
I have a constant sound of white noise in my right ear 24/7 , but smokin seems to alleviate it. has anyone else had any benefits from ringing or hissing in your ears? i went to too many loud concerts when i was younger
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Is it a crime to want to be well? (THC4MS)
'Is it a crime to want to be well?' For six years, Mark and Lezley Gibson supplied cannabis to sufferers of multiple sclerosis. The police knew what they were doing - but turned a blind eye. Now, however, the 'Canna-Biz Two' have been convicted of dealing. They talk to Patrick Barkham link to original article Tuesday December 19, 2006 The Guardian Behind the purple door on the cobbled streets of Alston, Cumbria, the cooking pot was seldom off the boil. In the ordinary kitchen tucked high in the North Pennines, thick brown liquid was poured into moulds imported from Belgian chocolatiers. Luxurious bars of high-cocoa-fat chocolate were wrapped and labelled and place…
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Partially Collapsed Lung
Well I have been diagnosed with a partially collapsed lung and need more X-rays in a week or so to make sure that the lung has repaired itself. Basically that means my lung has somehow got a small tear in the tissue and air has leaked out of my lung into my neck area (which I can feel under the veins) and now the lung is still deflated. The doctors (several) have said it should repair itself but I may need to have a drainage tube if it doesn't. I can't smoke at all in this time or I fear I will be doing myself alot of harm so this is my second day with no smoking (I have plenty of prime bud but CANT BLOODY SMOKE IT! ) Has anyone else has this problem? Tell me y…
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Drugmaker to test fat-fighting marijuana drug.
Drugmaker to test fat-fighting marijuana drug link to original article GW Pharmaceuticals says it has a cannabis-derived treatment to suppress hunger; company plans to start human trials. January 30 2007: 1:41 PM EST LONDON (Reuters) -- Britain's GW Pharmaceuticals Plc said Tuesday it plans to start human trials of an experimental treatment for obesity derived from cannabis. Cannabis is commonly associated with stimulating hunger. Several other companies, including Sanofi-Aventis with Acomplia, are working on new drugs that try to switch off the brain circuits that make people hungry when they smoke it. GW Pharma, however, says it has derived a treatment from cannab…
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Latest Research
Results of Sativex® Phase III Neuropathic Pain Trials Demonstrate Benefits for High Need Treatment-Resistant Patients 15/01/2007 15 January 2007: GW Pharmaceuticals plc (“GW”) today announces preliminary results of two Phase III studies of Sativex®, its cannabinoid spray medicine, in peripheral neuropathic pain. These studies are part of a programme to generate data for the future expansion of the use of Sativex in Europe beyond Multiple Sclerosis (MS) into other pain conditions. The results of the study in patients with neuropathic pain characterised by allodynia show that patients taking Sativex obtain clinically important improvements in their management of pain …
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Uncle Had Cancer
Back acouple years ago we all found out that my uncle had Prostate Cancer, he went through countless chemotherapy treatments for about 2years, with no luck. The final faw months of is life his doctor aproched me in the hospital hall, he asked if i could get a hold of some Maryjane to treat his pain. My uncle was using that much morphine it had no effect on pain killing anymore. Perfect timing, i was just about to pull out a couple of oz of Northen Lights 2. (good potant smoke) anyway to cut a very very long story short, i went back to the hospital everyday for 3months with a couple of joints. i used to wheel him out in the smokers court yard and both of us lit ups th…
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20.5% of People with HIV use Cannabis medicinally
HIV Futures 5 'Life as we know it', a 2006 survey by La Trobe University has found 20.5% of respondents use Cannabis for therapeutic purposes in the past 6 months. 982 HIV+ people were interviewed believed to represent 6.4% of Australia's total HIV+ population (approximately 16,000). This equates to approximately 3,200 HIV+ Australians who regularly break the law simply for treating their illness. A further 44.9% admitted to recreational Cannabis use. I was one of the 982 and I break the law daily, therapeutically of course :-)
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