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yo i dunno if this is the right section sorry if its not anyway my friends and i only have access to a glass bong on rare occasions so we have to make our own now i am good at making them and i have a proper stem and conepiece but my m8 who is pretty knowledgeable said that there are extra chemicals in a plastic made bong making it very unhealthy compared to a glassy my question is does anyone know for sure or have any articles that can Prove or Disprove him ... even if it is true unfortunately there is no way at the moment that I'm gonna be getting a glassy any time soon due to lack of funds and storage of such device
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Hi there, this is my first pregnancy and it is a twin pregnancy. I get really bad morning sickness, which last throughout the whole day. But i tend to find that i feel a whole lot better and not feel sick at all when i smoke marijuana. Im scared to think how it affects the lil ones, but i cannot handle being overly sick anymore. Can someone help me?
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This Changes Everything Cannabidiol Now! By FRED GARDNER Two plants strains relatively rich in cannabidiol (CBD) have been identified by an analytic test lab recently established to serve the medical cannabis industry in California. That's two major stories in one sentence. Let's take it from the bottom… In December a lab in the East Bay started testing samples of cannabis for pathogenic mold and the presence of three cannabinoids –THC, CBD and CBN (cannabinol). THC is the main psychoactive compound in the cannabis plant. CBD is a cannabinoid with intriguing medical potential that gets bred out of cannabis when the breeder's goal is high THC content (as it has bee…
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NORML Cannabis Spray Shows Long-Term Benefits For Multiple Sclerosis March 5, 2009, United Kingdom Long-term administration of Sativex, an oral spray consisting of natural cannabis extracts, reduces spasticity in multiple sclerosis patients, according to clinical trial data reported last week by the biotechnology firm GW Pharmaceuticals. Thirty-six patients completed the placebo-controlled randomized withdrawal study. Subjects in the study had been using Sativex for a mean of 3.6 years. Patients who ceased using Sativex during the four-week trial experienced significantly worse spasticity than they had while taking the drug, investigators reported. There was "…
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(Please visit the MMMA website at http://michiganmedicalmarijuana.org..) Author: R.D. Winthrop Date: 23 February 2009 Source Marijuana Journal http://www.lansingcitypulse.com/lansing/ar...na-journal.html
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Author: By Tudor Vieru, Science Editor Date: 20 February 2009 Source: Health Softpedia http://news.softpedia.com/news/Chemical-in...ow-105019.shtml
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Majiuanna Reconsidered 1973 remember it well yes i hafe love dat book truth must reviel appariently in the late sixties Dr Lester Grinspoon was hired by the us gov to find all the dirt pon cannabis nuff sadness they sacked him after Majiuanna Reconsidered was published yo he continued his rescearch without us gov support his next book was------> Majiuanna Fobbiden Medicine and he still continues his crucial reseacrh today forward ever Dr Lester Grinspoon Nuff raspect everytime check diss youtube clip lets hope obamma re-employes him irey guidance
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The Independent Jeremy Laurance, 9 February 2009 Just how dangerous is cannabis? Almost a year ago, the Prime Minister announced tougher new laws on cannabis possession, uprating it from a Class C to Class B drug, because of increased fears about the risks posed by Britain's most popular illegal substance. His move, reversing a decision to downgrade the drug taken four years earlier, came in response to reports that the country was in the grip of an epidemic of cannabis-induced psychosis. Headlines claimed that the cannabis sold on the streets was 20 to 30 times stronger than in the 1970s and was tipping increasing numbers of vulnerable people into mental illnesses su…
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Author: ? Date: 28 January 2009 Source: gizmag Copyright: gizmag 2003-2009 http://www.gizmag.com/scientists-find-mari...pairment/10849/
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Author: Paul Armentano, Deputy Director NORML Date: 15 Janaury 2009 Source: NORML Foundation, Washington, DC Copyright: © 2008 NORML http://www.norml.org//index.cfm?Group_ID=7002
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More and more people are finding themselves able to kick sometimes long-term, damaging and expensive alcohol habits without any of the uncomfortable symptoms of withdrawal which normally comes with long-term addictions, and they are doing it thanks to cannabis. Ninety-two Northern Californians using cannabis as an alternative to alcohol obtained letters of approval from the author - Physician Tod Mikuriya MD. Their records were reviewed to determine characteristics of the cohort and efficacy of the treatment —defined as reduced harm to the patient. All patients reported benefit, indicating that for at least a subset of alcoholics, cannabis use is associated with r…
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Guns blazing as they head for the exit, the Bush gang has blasted the hopes of Lyle Craker, a UMass Amherst botany professor who applied in June, 2001 for a DEA license to grow marijuana for FDA-approved medical research. On Jan. 12 Craker got a formal letter of denial from DEA Administrator Michele Leonhartt. Mahmoud ElSohly of the University of Mississippi remains America's only legal grower, as far as the feds are concerned. Some of the destructive regulations promulgated by Bush in recent months may be reversible, but the DEA's rejection of Craker appears to be final. Lawyers are exploring the appeal options, according to Rick Doblin, who organized legal and politic…
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Hello everyone, this thread should be the perfect opportunity for me to introduce myself to the CN community (I've always been fond of you), and to discuss a little issue that has been tackling my existence lately. I am 22, doing my final years of uni in the field of IT. I never knew anything about MJ until the day I landed in Australia. The college students scene can be scary to the grownups, because I reached a point that I wanted nothing but isolation from this particular group. The main reason is that, most or many of the college students attending where I study, are party freaks in some way. You have Chase, the binge drinker who lives meters away, drinking daily fr…
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German Study: Marijuana Users at Risk for Personality Disorders 22 December 2008 DW-WORLD.DE http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,3894768,00.html Marijuana smokers tend to be more at risk for psychological problems. German researchers are warning that using marijuana can have serious psychological side effects. Men who use cannabis risk becoming antisocial while women often become depressed and insecure. Cannabis users between 17 and 30 years are at greater risk of developing multiple types of personality disorders than non-smokers in the same age group, a German study found. Cannabis also effects women differently than men, the study published in the German psych…
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Sanjay Gupta: What the Next Surgeon General Doesn't Know About Pot Russ Belville, NORML 8 January 2009 Alternet http://www.alternet.org/healthwellness/118...t_/?page=entire The next surgeon general needs to stop putting politics before science. Gupta may not be ready for that. Tools If Dr. Sanjay Gupta is picked for the post of surgeon general, he would become the nation's leading medical advocate. His experience in the media would be beneficial in bringing the Surgeon General's office back to the prominence it held when C. Everett Koop was successfully battling tobacco smoking. But is Gupta ready to deliver the Obama administration's promised end to the politicizat…
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