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originally posted by: fenson76
It's ridiculous how many of you are so ill informed about cannabis. There are SOOOOO many other forms of ingestion. Smoking ANYTHING is bad, for Christs sake. Doctors can't prescribe smoking cannabis anyways. They can recommend it. The good ones usually always talk to you about alternative ways of using it.
originally posted by: TDawgRex
originally posted by: fenson76
It's ridiculous how many of you are so ill informed about cannabis. There are SOOOOO many other forms of ingestion. Smoking ANYTHING is bad, for Christs sake. Doctors can't prescribe smoking cannabis anyways. They can recommend it. The good ones usually always talk to you about alternative ways of using it.
I have a feeling that those who use that argument are more recreational users using a supposed medical problem as an excuse to get stoned legally, rather than using it what it intended for as a medicinal herb.
originally posted by: TDawgRex
a reply to: purplemer
Is this the one?
If she is going to partake due to the benefits it provides her, she should try vaping or maybe get prescribed Dronabinol, who's active ingredient is delta-9-THC and IS legal. That is a lot safer than coating her lungs in tar which will cause her even more problems down the road.
originally posted by: bullhunter
Pot "doctors" don't actually diagnose any problems, they just write blank prescriptions for marijuana.
originally posted by: TDawgRex
a reply to: deadeyedick
I have no problem with marijuana being prescribed for medicinal purposes, though I do have a problem with it being prescribed in the cigarette form. Why a Doc would prescribe joints to some one going through chemo for lung cancer makes absolutely no sense to me.
Eating it in food or vaping makes more sense. I've said it before and I'll continue to say it. Big Pharma are idiots for not catching on to this. A vaping machine costs big bucks which insurance, MediCare/MedicAid in most cases would pick up. Not to mention the various food products that Nabisco or some such could make.
I suffer from chronic back pain and asked my doc about this (I haven't done weed in over three decades, since high school) and he looked at me all funny like. Nothing seems to be working I told him and I'm starting to get desperate. Medicinal herb is illegal where I live, but if it helped me with my PT without making me stoned, I would consider it a God-send.