It may have been the air they breathed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bearetta
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It may have been the air they breathed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bearetta
Anyone that thinks inhaling substances into their lungs that cause mind altering conditions, isn’t going to have other longer term side effects is in denial.
Duh... :laugh:
I understand what you are saying, yes I do.Quote:
Originally Posted by flipNfrog
Yup, it's all about the money. It's why pharmaceutical companies lobbied against legalization when states first starting passing new laws.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gsmith223
No need for addictive pain killers after surgery, just take a lil toke.
The stuff they smoke today is Way stronger than what we had in the 70s.
This was actually a really good documentary about cannabis RSO, known as Rick Simpson Oil, for fighting cancer. Most every medical study, typically funded by pharmaceutical companies will say RSO is inconclusive with fighting cancer. However, alot of real life case studies show that RSO reduced tumors and or full killed the cancer cells. Imagine the trillion dollar cancer industry being put out of a business by a plant?
https://youtu.be/6cJGWX6xPdQ
I know one thing, I would certainly try RSO if diagnosed with cancer.
these statements always crack me up, for many different reasons.Quote:
Originally Posted by yatesville88fan
Keep plenty of CBD on hand or reduce the psychoactive effect of that much THC. The “severe case” schedule calls for a build up over 30 days until a daily dose of 1000mg is reached. Then maintain that daily dose, equivalent to 10 “normal” gummies (or did I mean NORML), for days 30-84.Quote:
Originally Posted by smbass77
LewStule might already taking a gram per day, lol
It's asinine that it's not legal in every state by now.
From what I have read, RSO uses the full plant and all the cannibinoids and is much more effective than just CBD or THC. Several scientific studies used RSO in mice and and their tumors dissapearedQuote:
Originally Posted by 1781ccT
Correlation is easy to determine. Causation is the trick. From the above:Quote:
Originally Posted by bdog7198
“Of all the people I’ve diagnosed with a psychotic disorder,” he said, “I can’t think of a single one who wasn’t also positive for cannabis.
Ok great, but a few things. One, it is still a limited sample of just the people he has diagnosed. And its not a scientific analysis, just what he can "think of"; ie recall. And should be believe that every one he has ever diagnosed in his career smoked pot? That seems pretty improbable. And we don't know anything about the population he treats. Does he work in a drug treatment clinic? Well, that might skew the results.
I am not saying this is wrong. I have no idea. But I would not try to draw many conclusions from what was posted above. Far to much information is missing.
Aaaaaaand I just got to a later post:
A little read on the doctor say he specializes in psychotherapy and psychopharmacology for individuals with ADHD and Substance Use. So he will treat your pot use with pyscho babble and prozac lol.
"in addition to his work as a researcher, Dr. Sultan is also director of Integrative Psych providing individualized evaluation and ongoing treatment for adults, youths and families. He specializes in psychotherapy and psychopharmacology for individuals with ADHD and Substance Use."
So, yeah, he treats people for substance abuse. So, is observation is like saying "Of all the people I saw walk through the door, I can't think of any that didn't have legs."
If One were to look at the Endo-Cannabinoid System there are receptors where different strains find the pains; ergo, 'a strain for every pain...'Quote:
Originally Posted by smbass77
"Let the Fruit be the meat and the LEAF thy medicine..."
www.medicaljane.com
www.leafly.com
Stay Hydrated... (Bong water works if'n You have the stones...)
P.S. "Spice™" K2™ et al. really shouldn't be mentioned so throw that BUNK out...
P.S.S. 'a neighbor' will be using my....uh....er..... Her whole plant for a medicinal cream..
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Originally Posted by 1781ccT
This task is completed prior to leaving the compound prior to the Hundeparkk.. and that was returning back to the pad @09:21 hrs. so 'early bird' acting more like a hype looking to mount 'the Horse' (Hair on) :pimp:
What is scary is spotting all the crankers/hypes at first light scurrying about.. There is an aged pop. hanging around...
I agree 100%Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Perry
The marijuana wasn't harmful....it was the bag of Skittles you ate when you got the munchies!! :cool:
You are correct. My mention of keeping CBD on hand is because CBD can help to mitigate anxiety from getting too high (and it’s true even if you take 2-3 hits on a joint), and can reduce how high you get. Not because the CBD is what is fighting the cancer.Quote:
Originally Posted by smbass77
1,000mg of THC alone is a lot for most people.
"Scromiting" sounds like a real hoot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quillback
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6690288/
[QUOTE=DaveBrabec;13028859]Baloney. Been smoking it for 50 years. If young guys have mental problems then they already had
I am in the middle of reading Sowbelly. Never mind the pot I think going after the world record drove them
koo koo for Coco puffs. /QUOTE]
From that link:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingfish3000
Patients present with the combination of screaming and loud vomiting, which has led to the term “scromiting”.
Man, the new stuff must be really potent.