Kickapoo wrote:
Would we be better off without it?
Without WHAT?
Can you repeat the question?
Kickapoo wrote:
Would we be better off without it?
Without WHAT?
Can you repeat the question?
Gravvy wrote:
29:52.52 wrote:
Yes, it's healthy to eat all night, and sleep all day.
Go to an emergency department at ANY of your local hospitals this Friday or Saturday night and let me know how many people are there for smoking any amount of weed vs. alcohol poisoning. Thanks. I'm sure you'll follow through with this simple task!
never been to ER but went to night court about thirty years ago. 26 defendants and 1 plaintiff were drunk. 1 arrest for pot, they brought the evidence in on a dolly.
I KNOW that it helps me live better.
Decades of NSAIDs, but no more. CBD works. Vaping MJ works better. Smoking works best (research it).
I'd be on Oxy without it. How do I know this? I've been prescribed it.
Continued use of marijuana is also associated with development of tolerance. Tolerance is the earliest sign of development of addiction. Gradually, the brain becomes habitual of functioning in the presence of THC. When this chemical is not supplied, it fails to functions normally and exhibits a violent reaction termed as withdrawal. At this stage, the patient needs a proper treatment to make a successful recovery. So, marijuana is addictive and National Institute on Drug Abuse also considers it an addictive drug. However, some people are more likely to develop addiction than others.
Kickapoo wrote:
I read an extensive article on Marijuana published by the AARP.
It changed my thinking a lot. I still think a lot more research needs to be done.
But for terminal pain it's the right way to go for many.
Let's be careful though, Marijuana has not been proven to prevent any disease.
Unfortunately many people think it prevents cancer. This is clearly not the case and
it's tragic when people find out too late that surgery or chemo could have saved them or improved their life.
They do not know how to regulate the medicine in MaryJane for every case. Everyone is different.
Some people can wind up taking too much, others too little. Some have to stop completely after a time.
It's not simple.
My biggest worry still exists and that is that young people will steal Granny's MJ and wind up crashing or blowing up something. And it remains a Gateway Drug.
Would we be better off without it?
Who thinks it prevents cancer? That is not a common thought from anyone, educated or not.
Love me some Bill Hicks, but no one person speaks the truth about marijuana or any other drug. Most people do get high and enjoy marijuana, but anywhere from 5=10% do not get high from it and can experience crippling panic attacks from even a small dose of marijuana.
Depends on the sort I guess ... Medical weed is principally another thing than recreational, it has many beneficial properties, no need to even mention them. I tried vaping some to treat insomnia and anxiety, the effect was amazing (at the moment I switched to cbd oil cartridges and Brass Knuckles Vape battery https://gypsyvapes.com/brass-knuckles-battery ).
I know that marijuana is legalized in many states and that there are many articles on the Internet about how marijuana is used to treat many diseases. I also know that many people use CBD products as an analogue of cannabis. Here in this article https://www.thelodgecannabis.com/dispensaries/barnum/ you can learn more about how to properly prepare marijuana for use and what are the ways to use marijuana. I believe that cannabis is a good and healthier alternative to many sedatives and antidepressants, it's also not addictive and you can use CBD products at work.
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