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Absolutely agree with you. Schedule 1 seems inappropriate and would needlessly restrict any research into potential medical applications. Schedule 1 prevents or
by exelius 10y ago
Absolutely agree with you. Schedule 1 seems inappropriate and would needlessly restrict any research into potential medical applications. Schedule 1 prevents organizations that receive federal grant money from studying it -- which is basically any organization capable of conducting a respectable study.
But at the same time, if left unregulated, the Internet hype machine will take it from "this stuff can be beneficial when taken as part of an opiate addiction treatment plan" to "A HEALTHY ALTERNATIVE TO OPIATES THAT MAKES YOU LOOK 30 YEARS YOUNGER! DOCTORS HATE IT!"
- lnufnu 10y agoIt has been unregulated for a while and already is encouraged as an alternative to opiates and has value as an antioxidant. [1] What do you have against people using this recreationally or outside of opiate addiction? How do you think regulation will curb statements about its value? 1. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25081682 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25081682