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> replacement for .. "medicines" Completely? I'm afraid not. As a compliment to a complete regimen, then of course. I'm a card holder, but there are times wher
by jameskegel 9y ago
> replacement for .. "medicines"
Completely? I'm afraid not. As a compliment to a complete regimen, then of course. I'm a card holder, but there are times where MJ and derivatives don't have the same benefits, long-bone pain being one.
A sidenote: I'm laughing at the irony that one could grow a crop of opium poppies less conspicuously than a crop of MJ.
- rhcom2 9y agoAlso a card holder and I'm very much looking forward to the movement into the mainstream so we can get rid of a lot of the hippish pseudoscience and actually have medical studies on the stuff.
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- cies 9y ago> Completely? No not completely. I do not expect weed to replace all pharmaceuticals.
- frankus 9y agoIt isn't clear whether it's primarily "recreational" or medical opiod use, but apparently hospitalizations for opiod OD/dependence have gone down in states with legal MJ (source: http://www.drugandalcoholdependence.com/article/S0376-8716(17)30076-5/abstract http://www.drugandalcoholdependence.com/article/S0376-8716(1...).