Right- THC can’t be fatal. Think again. The route of administration by smoking dope- has vastly more carcinogens than Camel no filters. How do you overcome the aqueous solution issue? you solvate it in water and steam inhale it(that of course never crossed the mental midgetry of whomever wrote the “review” an obvious non-clinician) oral admin is not the only way. Whoever wrote this excerpt has zero experience in clinical pharmacology. All dressed up and full of crapola. But, why let clinical pharmacology and reality get in the way of the need for the general population to be stoned and hooked on yet another agent— which will of course, not be enough. 30 years in clinical pharmacology, forensic and investigative/proprietary biochemistry in agri-business and veterinary and human medicine. There are legal, excellent means to help these patients— and this and all other “street” grown/distributed kabuki are lies- plain and simple. The test market of Colorado has more than proven this. Alcohol is certainly bad enough. The Amsterdam answer is no answer at all. What is also fascinating is new British data on the genetic markers for many forms of cancer— the markers exist in the genome, and demonstrated environmental triggers accelerating the cancers— tobacco and other plant source chemicals that are inhaled through smoke. Far more carcinogens in pot than the best RJ Reynolds can produce with all their flavourizing and additives. So, to “help” the sick we should make this available to our youth to expand the patient base for CA? Wonderful.
Right- THC can't be fatal. Think again. The route of administration by smoking dope- has vastly more carcinogens than Camel no filters.
That's not the THC, is it? There is no known toxic dose of THC for humans, whereas death from opiate overdose is all too well known.
steam inhale it
At which point we're no longer talking about Marinol. The cannabis plant can be used with a vaporizer.
There are legal, excellent means to help these patients—
I repeat: 'And why is it government's job to decide when we have "enough" medicines for a given condition? Leave it up to doctors and patients.'
and this and all other "street" grown/distributed kabuki are lies- plain and simple. The test market of Colorado has more than proven this.
How did Colorado prove this? Alcohol is certainly bad enough. Should we ban it?
Can’t you get it in by a patch, such as with nicotine?