Too bad the study was shot down. Oh well, there's always next time!
Hey, let's get small
My highschool drum major who lives in co springs was quite happy about this on FB.
No medicinal usage BS. I know for a fact that in certain people it stops debilitating migraines dead in their tracks far more effectively than imitrex does.
While I realize that one person a "medical fact" does not make, I too, can attest to it's effectiveness in stopping migraines. I have suffered with frequent migraine headaches (2 to 3 a week in a good week; 1 long, never-ending headache in a bad week -- and for a while there my bad weeks FAR outnumbered my good) my entire adult life (since starting puberty), the only time I didn't have problems was in college ... when I partook of certain herbals from time to time. I have noticed a drastic decrease in migraines since I started menopause (oddly enough, as I've read that many women seem to be more likely to start having migraines at that time of their lives) from 12 to 54 is a LONG time to wait for a migraine to go away ...
Fixed it for you.
Legalizing pot gives the citizens more freedom. It gives the citizens more of what the USA is all about. Anybody who says that pot should not be legalized obviously doesn't know anything about pot.
Or they know to much, or at least enough not to buy into the pro-pot spin. Pot does have some real medical uses, but not as many as some people like to claim, and yes it does have some bad side effects in some people. In long term studies of people that started using pot young it has been proven to lower their IQ for one.
If they wanted to treat it like booze, regulate and tax the growers and the sales of pot, I would have far less problems with it being legal.
What source of undeniable evidence is this from?
Regulate and tax it is precisely what they're going to do.
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