[JustSumTomatoes]

Originally Posted by mexcurandero420

There is no problem when it comes for Ritalin to prescribe to 7 years old, but when it comes to Cannabis which can save a childslife it is a big NO from those government officials.Its a strange world we're living in.

Funny you mention that. When I was 7 they diagnosed me as having "ADHD" and put me on Ritalin. After about 2 weeks I lost my appetite and began waking up at night seeing flashes of light, a sign of an oncoming seizure. Luckily my family had the sense to take me off of that and to tell the doctor and school to get fucked. Ironic that kids are put on that but the thing that can stop seizures is banned?

[Wendull C.]

I have a girl and my best friend who are epileptic. My bro's meds werent working. I gave him 220 micron dry sift because i wanted it to have plant matter in it mixed with honey. This was after a week of multiple bad seizures. As soon as he took a dose, i got a call 2 hours later saying he hadnt felt that good in years on his meds.(he got a mag lite to the head when we got into a bar fight one night.) That was 4 months ago and he has yet to have another seizure.

The woman went off her meds cold turkey becauase of side effects. I made her the same meds. That was a month ago. One small seizure in that time.

It is a shame children must suffer because of elites stupidity.

[Spaventa]

If only there was a distribution network that could facilitate donation of cannabis product to the needy. Nurses and doctors sympathetic to the cause, stoners basically, could direct the flow of donations. Id contribute all my lower buds and trim happily if I knew it would go to some poor bugger it will help.

[Wendull C.]

Originally Posted by Spaventa

If only there was a distribution network that could facilitate donation of cannabis product to the needy. Nurses and doctors sympathetic to the cause, stoners basically, could direct the flow of donations. Id contribute all my lower buds and trim happily if I knew it would go to some poor bugger it will help.

That is what i am using. Trash to me since i quit making bho. I only use it to make hash for myself, but would rather give it away to those who need it. Not just put an eighth in my tea at night and watch movies when i cant sleep.

[mr.brunch]

Meanwhile, just to show how hypocritical a government can be:

UK is world's largest producer of legal cannabis

A drug reform group slams the Government for "maintaining cannabis has no medical uses" while allowing its export abroad.

07:49, UK, Tuesday 06 March 2018



The UK was the world's largest producer and exporter of licit cannabis
The UK is the world's largest producer and exporter of legal cannabis for medical and scientific use, according to a new report from a UN body.


The UK produced 95 tonnes of legal cannabis in 2016, more than double the total of the previous year, reveals the UN's International Narcotics Control Board. This accounted for 44.9% of the world total.

The nearest competitor is Canada, with 80.7 tonnes.

Some 2.1 tonnes was exported from the UK, making it responsible for 67.7% of the world total, followed by the Netherlands (16.4%).

A drug policy reform lobby group has criticised the UK government, saying they have "consistently refused to allow medical cannabis in the UK on the basis that it has 'no therapeutic value'".



Steve Rolles, Transform's senior policy analyst said: "It is scandalous and untenable for the UK government to maintain that cannabis has no medical uses, at the same time as licensing the world's biggest government-approved medical cannabis production and export market.

"UK patients are either denied access and suffering unnecessarily, or are forced to buy cannabis from the criminal market.


"Countries with proper access to medical cannabis do not have this problem, as standardised cannabis products are in the hands of doctors and pharmacists."

A significant part of the UK's legal cannabis production goes towards a cannabis-based medicine called Sativex, produced by GW Pharmaceuticals.

It is available on prescription for patients such as those suffering the effects of multiple sclerosis, but it is only on the NHS in Wales.