"The report reveals research has found only a handful of instances where there is “conclusive or substantial evidence” marijuana provides medical benefit."
If your child is one of the "handfuls" that it helps, then it's a Miracle.
"Past that point, there's not much research indicating undeniable benefit."
You know why there's "not much research"? Because the Gov't has Cannabis listed as a Sch. 1, therefore researchers hands are tied.
Count me as a "Yes", I'm not afraid of medical discoveries.
If your child is one of the "handfuls" that it helps, then it's a Miracle.
"Past that point, there's not much research indicating undeniable benefit."
You know why there's "not much research"? Because the Gov't has Cannabis listed as a Sch. 1, therefore researchers hands are tied.
Count me as a "Yes", I'm not afraid of medical discoveries.
Just because cannabis is schedule 1 doesn’t mean that research can’t be done on it. A friend of mine did doctoral work on amphedimines and their derivatives without trouble, just some extra paperwork and a DEA visit or so per year to his research lab. I say if it’s such a promising thing, then do the research and prove it or not. Extract the appropriate components and produce the pharmaceutical drug, just like so many other plant derivatives have been done.
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vote yes because it is a move in the right direction.
This. Even if it didn't help me medically. I'm all for getting the government out of legislating morality -- what procedure or substances my doctor and I may or may not discuss within the confines of MY medical care are NONE of the government's -- or anybody else's -- business. I'm happy to return the favor to you and yours.
Yes for me. I'd vote for recreational use, and if this bill will help some folks in pain I say do it.
When my second wife started chemo the anti nausea drugs were REAL expensive, that was 15 years ago, don't know what it's like now.
When my second wife started chemo the anti nausea drugs were REAL expensive, that was 15 years ago, don't know what it's like now.
Sorry, Im a "no" vote
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