Maybe if they had decided from the beginning that marijuana can do more good than harm, we could have been saving more of these poor sick, suffering people from; cancer, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, etc.
But the time has finally come my friends. thanks to Marijuana Activists, fighting for the legality of cannabis, in an article written by Joel Warner from IBTIMES, Warner stated "The DEA has rejected two other marijuana rescheduling petitions since in the past, but now there’s a glimmer of hope among activists that change could finally be in the works.As first reported last week by the Huffington Post, in a recent letter to a group of Democratic senators, the DEA referenced a 2011 petition to reschedule cannabis to Schedule II, noting, “DEA understands the widespread interest in the prompt resolution to these petitions and hopes to release its determination in the first half of 2016".
This is great news because it allows marijuana to be conducted in more research. So far through the help of CMTLaboratories we have seen many benefits of Cannabis. Below is a chart of a few cannabinoids in the cannabis plant that CMT Labs has conducted research within some illnesses, or pain related symptoms.
*Marijuana Activist protesting outside of the White House*
This is great news because it allows marijuana to be conducted in more research. So far through the help of CMTLaboratories we have seen many benefits of Cannabis. Below is a chart of a few cannabinoids in the cannabis plant that CMT Labs has conducted research within some illnesses, or pain related symptoms.
According to CMT Laboratories, there has been many findings that cannabis has helped in many different illness. One for example is findings obtained from the Radbound University, in the Netherlands "the cannabinoid system has been shown to have a vital role in dampening the effects of pro-epileptic events and vice versa: agonists of cannabinoid receptor type 1 (CB1) retard the development of kindling". Another finding from the Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, "THC exhibits antitumor effects on various cancer cell types, but its use in chemotherapy is limited by is psychotropic activity. Results obtained in a panel of tumor cell lines clearly indicate that, of the five natural compounds tested, cannabidiol is the most potent inhibitor of cancer cell growth."
The marijuana industry has been booming the past few years in sales made and income, but what should be talked about is not only the lack of research, but the research that has been conducted in which we all as young adults in this social society can come together to promote more research for cannabis and health.
"US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) - Medical Marijuana - ProCon.org."ProConorg Headlines. N.p., n.d. Web. 09 July 2016.
Warner, Joel. "Marijuana Could Soon Be Rescheduled As A Less Dangerous Drug By The DEA, So Why Aren't Cannabis Proponents Excited?"International Business Times. N.p., 14 Apr. 2016. Web. 09 July 2016.

Emil,
ReplyDeleteIt is very interesting to me how many patients benefit from medical marijuana. This a huge can of worms that I did not dare open going into this project. There are so many angles that are either for or against marijuana use period. Can you find some statistics of patients that have transitioned to cannabis therapy since legalization and ways that they benefit? Why would doctors and politicians agree that pot does more harm than good, and is it from a moral or financial standpoint? Does marijuana save people from cancer, epilepsy, etc... or does it ease their suffering? For the diagram that you provided can you please explain a few points that especially relate to your inquiry? I agree that some patients can benefit from medicinal marijuana, but the last two quotes in your last paragraph may confuse the layman. I would put them in simpler terms to argue your views to a wider audience. I really look forward to your next post!
What did you find interesting about the response? That it does explore the pain benefits of marijuana, the side effects are so much less than other pain managers. What would you add to this post? A perspective that can be included is that of NFL players and former players who have turned to pot of pain relief. One leading advocate is Jake Plummer who says prior to using marijuana for pain relief he could hardly get out of bed. What do you agree OR disagree with and why? I agree that marijuana should be used for pain control.
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