definitly should change. I don't know how many weed smokers really want great

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Apr 11, 2018
11:56:40am

fattycoug All-American

research, though, becase it will most likely come in more medical forms than smoking it.

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My experience (anecdotal, yes, so is everyone else's) with marijuana and the

fattycoug

4/11/18 11:35am

Mine with a slight twist. I have spoken with a couple of dui defense lawyers

gwalker

4/11/18 11:41am

I can tell which patients smoke MJ before I even talk to them

SaturdaySpecialDay

4/11/18 12:13pm

Like all depression/anxiety/etc. drugs, its a bandaid, not a fix.

Mises

4/11/18 11:42am

What if the drug, antidepressants for instance, is the solution to the

OneUpper

4/11/18 12:38pm

Sure, I'm not against anti-depressants at all.

Mises

4/11/18 1:15pm

It's as if we just discovered weed yesterday. Why are there no good studies?

pink22

4/11/18 11:47am

Federal ban on cannabinoid research

I Am The Walrus

4/11/18 11:54am

It's hard to adequately study the effects of illegal substances. MJ being a

Byron McNertney

4/11/18 11:55am

definitly should change. I don't know how many weed smokers really want great

fattycoug

4/11/18 11:56am

It has been classified as a schedule 1 drug meaning it has no medical benefit.

Reasonable1

4/11/18 11:59am

This is anecdotal too, but a true account. A acquaintance of mine had to have one eye

lightmann

4/11/18 11:58am

There's your study!!!!!!!

pink22

4/11/18 12:00pm

I don't doubt it can be helpful. I just see too many people using it

fattycoug

4/11/18 12:05pm

everyone knows vigorous exercise fixes depression/anxiety and not weed.

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