phatass said:
^îf i want to hear that type of bollocks i would go to church... but i don't, go back to your bibals or wateva.....
Malpractice may sound like a big word to you but claiming my post as heresy won't make it any less true.
enoughorangejuice? said:
i've seen 6 psychopharmocologists in my life and all have the same, or similar opinions about me. what is your medical background again? 8)
Show me reputable sources of clinical trials where marijuana has had any good affect on anxiety? If its true in your case no doubt these results exist.
Heres my proof published from a
Clinical Psychopharmacology Seminar (Notice how i have proof and don't just say things like '"yea well my dad said this is good for me" ) when i'm wrong.
http://www.tu.edu/user_files/10/30.html
"Low to Moderate Doses. At low to moderate doses, 5 mg of THC or less, the user may experience CNS and behavioral effects such as disinhibition, garrulousness, relaxation, drowsiness, feeling of well-being, euphoria, distortions of the perception of time, body image, and distance, increased auditory and visual acuity, enhanced tactile, olfactory, kinesthetic, and gustatory senses, spontaneous laughter, impairment of recent memory, mild confusion, decreased concentration, decreased muscle strength and balance, impaired ability to perform complex motor tasks, fearfulness,
anxiety, and panic or even mild paranoia (Cox et al 1983)."
"High Doses. At high doses, 10-30 mg THC or more, intensification of the low-dose effects may occur as well as any of the following: synesthesias, pseudo-hallucinations, impaired judgment, slowed reaction time, confusion, impaired performance of simple motor tasks, depersonalization,
pronounced paranoia, agitation, extreme panic, and even true hallucinations (Cox et al 1983). "
http://www.nida.nih.gov/Infofacts/marijuana.html
^^Also check out how damaging it is to your body. Strange nothing here seems to lead us to believe it helps anxiety. pwnt.
