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originally posted by: wakeupstupid
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: 0zzymand0s
It's a war on health, can't let big pharma lose profits to a plant. This is nothing more than the controlling arm of government putting people in their places and making sure the " for profit " health system steams full speed ahead.
A Multi-Billion dollar pharma industry vs. a disabled combat veteran. Sounds right. Let Trump have a parade, see what happens when all the veterans show up JUST to protest this nonsense.
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
originally posted by: wakeupstupid
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: 0zzymand0s
It's a war on health, can't let big pharma lose profits to a plant. This is nothing more than the controlling arm of government putting people in their places and making sure the " for profit " health system steams full speed ahead.
A Multi-Billion dollar pharma industry vs. a disabled combat veteran. Sounds right. Let Trump have a parade, see what happens when all the veterans show up JUST to protest this nonsense.
Veterans just get used up and discarded after they serve, I'm surprised so many people still sign up knowing once they leave the military injured or not they have no real support base.
originally posted by: BeefNoMeat
a reply to: KansasGirl
Regarding Kratom, you're spot-on. There's not a 'silver bullet' in tackling the Opioid/Opiate epidemic, but Kratom is, by far and away, a better maintenance option in assisting those who are addicted/physically-dependent on Opioid/Opiates in comparison to methadone and/or buprenorphine (suboxone). And the nation NEEDS it! The Opioid/Opiate epidemic will have far-reaching effects for decades, and the FDA is practicing a level of malfeasance that is beyond criminal and the public health costs are only going to continue to sky-rocket if Kratom isn't allowed to be a part of the toolkit in combating the epidemic. I could go on and on about the public health costs (an old colleague is project director of the National Survey on Drug Use and Health...the data keeps pouring in on the true public health costs...it's staggering even to those who have received this contract for the last 25 years -- it's an order of magnitude higher than the 80s crack epidemic).
Regarding CBD, I don't have any personal experience (CBD in combination with THC is an entirely different story, though) but have found that it helps my rescued pit-bull immensely with her separation anxiety. An eye-dropper full under the tongue and I can come home without any blinds broken/trash pilfered/etc., etc. Another thing: a friend had an aneurysm a couple years back and was on copious meds...he found CBD at a local headshop 6 months ago and has weaned off several of those meds -- his doc isn't completely on board, yet, but each check-up continues to amaze his doc.
This isn't the thread, but once more draconian guidance is giving by the FDA and acted upon the DEA, I'll make a thread with the requisite resources to make our voices heard. We can stave off this infringement of personal liberty and remind the government we still demand sovereignty of our minds.
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
originally posted by: wakeupstupid
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: 0zzymand0s
It's a war on health, can't let big pharma lose profits to a plant. This is nothing more than the controlling arm of government putting people in their places and making sure the " for profit " health system steams full speed ahead.
A Multi-Billion dollar pharma industry vs. a disabled combat veteran. Sounds right. Let Trump have a parade, see what happens when all the veterans show up JUST to protest this nonsense.
Veterans just get used up and discarded after they serve, I'm surprised so many people still sign up knowing once they leave the military injured or not they have no real support base.
originally posted by: BeefNoMeat
This was all very predictable, and worse, un-American.
A great deal, if not all, of the CBD products being seized are derived from the hemp plant. My state, North Carolina, is the first state to use private monies to fund its industrial hemp program. Kentucky is the leader in industrial hemp production among states that haven't legalized recreational marijuana -- Mitch McConnell was a driving force in allowing for "industrial hemp" production to be included in the 2014 Farm Bill. It'll be interesting to see if the DEA starts unlawfully seizing CBD products in Kentucky.
Another plant, Kratom, is being rail-roaded by the DEA, as well. So, we have two PLANTS that have a large amount of anecdotal data (the FDA [as we all in know is an arm of Big Pharma] will NEVER publish clinical data showcasing such) illustrating the significant medicinal value that are soon-to-be scheduled under the CSA as schedule I. Right there is all the evidence you need to see Big Pharma are the overlords of the FDA, and by extension, the DEA. Nevermind the fact the CDC expects deaths from Opioid/Opiate usage to eclipse 2016, when more people died in one year than all the deaths of the Vietnam War (possibly all war-related deaths since the Korean War).
This is your government at work, ladies and gentleman.
The DEA will have to allow for public comments after scheduling CBD and Kratom (they tried in 2016 using an "emergency scheduling" but enough people spoke out, and for the first time in its history, the DEA had acquiesce on a scheduling), so if this is of concern to you, write your representatives, but more importantly, submit comments to the Federal Register stating as an American citizen you will not stand for the continued subsidization of Big Pharma's poisoning our populace vis a vie the criminalization of plants that have significant medical value.*
*Not to mention, there are zero recorded deaths from CBD usage and the deaths attributed to Kratom usage are flimsy, at best (the deaths from Kratom usage the FDA recently touted all contained other drugs/intoxicants/adulterants -- they [FDA] can't pin a single death on Kratom being the sole factor).
originally posted by: notsure1
originally posted by: howtonhawky
en.wikipedia.org...So do countries where mj is legal have reduced rates of the illnesses you all say this drug helps?
If so that would be a strong selling point and if not then you had better keep it secret.
Are you just trolling? Or are you really this ignorant?
originally posted by: GBP/JPY
Some of the stand on your own types get out there and be like us Texas country boys
And don't be like the metro boys......prep the dirt now....look at the calendar.....find a place with no grasshoppers....
It's humanizing to do so. Humanizing to grow a garden. My bud's niece is a top grower of Charlotte's web in Colorado
My garden....can't say
originally posted by: dreamingawake
Going after CBD is a low blow and an excuse on their part. Nice way to coverup their opioid dealings. This is criminal, those responsible need to be charged.
originally posted by: Violater1
Good.
Shut down all the gateway drugs. Of which, marijuana is, a gate way drug.
Frankly, I've never tried the snip, nor will I.
ALL the patients that I have seen in ER, that came in high on weed prior to their accident, complained that their pain was much worse. From fish hooks to lacerations and blunt force injuries, I've seen little kids manage their pain, than the weedies.
Pffft. In 25 years, I've seen no benefits in marijuana. All it does is cause euphoria and that's all the weedies want.
You can reread my OP on weed, how it changes your brain, and allows HAARP to stimulate it.
Make clothes, rope or adhesives with it. Just don't pollute your body with it.
originally posted by: Violater1
Good.
Shut down all the gateway drugs. Of which, marijuana is, a gate way drug.
Frankly, I've never tried the snip, nor will I.
ALL the patients that I have seen in ER, that came in high on weed prior to their accident, complained that their pain was much worse. From fish hooks to lacerations and blunt force injuries, I've seen little kids manage their pain, than the weedies.
Pffft. In 25 years, I've seen no benefits in marijuana. All it does is cause euphoria and that's all the weedies want.
You can reread my OP on weed, how it changes your brain, and allows HAARP to stimulate it.
Make clothes, rope or adhesives with it. Just don't pollute your body with it.
originally posted by: Violater1
Good.
Shut down all the gateway drugs. Of which, marijuana is, a gate way drug.
Frankly, I've never tried the snip, nor will I.
ALL the patients that I have seen in ER, that came in high on weed prior to their accident, complained that their pain was much worse. From fish hooks to lacerations and blunt force injuries, I've seen little kids manage their pain, than the weedies.
Pffft. In 25 years, I've seen no benefits in marijuana. All it does is cause euphoria and that's all the weedies want.
You can reread my OP on weed, how it changes your brain, and allows HAARP to stimulate it.
Make clothes, rope or adhesives with it. Just don't pollute your body with it.
Claims (26) We claim:
1. A method of treating diseases caused by oxidative stress, comprising administering a therapeutically effective amount of a cannabinoid that has substantially no binding to the NMDA receptor to a subject who has a disease caused by oxidative stress.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the cannabinoid is nonpsychoactive.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein the cannabinoid has a volume of distribution of 10 L/kg or more.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein the cannabinoid is not an antagonist at the NMDA receptor
(10) Patent No.: US 6,630,507 B1 (45) Date of Patent: Oct. 7, 2003