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To: 43north
Currently there are 88 different canabinoids that have been identified. Using a high pressure C02 system they can be extracted and each canabinoid isolated and then recombined very precisely. Smoking is not recommended for medical users at all since it destroys the vast majority of canabinoids. Instead they should use tinctures, edibles or vaporize.

I'm a medical user myself using it to treat ulcerative colitis. I use a 5mg dose of tincture twice daily. I don't need to have a double blind study to tell me it works since I no longer have to suffer from constant cramps or spend 4 hrs a day on the toilet. Also helps out nicely with my arthritis. I no longer have to take NSAIDs which aggravated my condition. And the dose is low enough it never makes me feel high. I haven't actually smoked it in years but I do like to vaporize it before going on my 20 mile bike loop. Other than that, I don't really enjoy getting high.

Currently NIDA controls all the research done on cannabis, but they won't allow any to be done unless the study is commited to proving a negative. It was considered a very effective medicine for thousands of years before our government arbitrarily decided to make it a crime.

15 posted on 03/12/2015 1:59:44 PM PDT by skikvt
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To: skikvt
Hippie! /s
16 posted on 03/13/2015 10:04:13 AM PDT by ConservingFreedom (A goverrnment strong enough to impose your standards is strong enough to ban them.)
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