Federally Sponsored Marijuana Study Backfires

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matt2012

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A recent study of medical marijuana sponsored by the feds and conducted at the University of California Center for medical cannabis, was originally designed to disprove that cannabis had any medicinal value. However, quite to the contrary, the CMCR discovered that medicinal marijuana indeed has a legitimate medical application. From relieving chronic pain to helping AIDS / HIV wasting syndrome, marijuana’s active cannabinoids were found to be of sufficient value to warrant the reclassification of the cannabis plant. Primarily as a means of facilitating greater research, understanding of the active compounds in cannabis. The July 2013 study was recently published in the Open Neurology Journal.

Similar to a small child who has not gotten their way – the federal government has been obstinate in its refusal to recognize cannabinoids for their medicinal value – fitful, angry, and living in denial, the federal government’s reign of willful ignorance may soon end.

To the great credit of the researchers who conducted the study, they concluded that the Drug Enforcement Administration’s classification of marijuana as a schedule 1 substance within the controlled substance act is “not accurate”… as well as “not tenable.”
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http://www.marijuana.com/news/2013/...ists-conclude-dea-should-reclassify-cannabis/
 
You do know that there are already cannabinoids approved by the FDA?

These are used for the same indications that still indeed will let the government keep tabs on the plant...

They will always find a way to circumvent these types of situations.
 
where the study at???

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