For everyone arguing right now: there are three indications for which medicinal cannabis has decent evidence: 1. childhood epilepsy 2. treatment-resistant chronic pain 3. chemo-related nausea/low appetite
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Of these three, 1 has a number of RCTs, but appears to rely on idiosyncratic reactions (doesn't work for everyone). 2 is touch-and-go because cannabis can also increase the experience of pain, and we aren't sure why. 3 is likely effective as far as I know
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Other than that, you're shooting in the wind. Might hit something, but no evidence of it as of yet In general, best to think of cannabis as any other drug. It might work for some things, not others, and it has a range of possible nasty side-effects
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If anyone is interested in more of my thoughts on this I wrote a piece a little while back that covered a lot of ithttp://observer.com/2017/06/medical-marijuana-chemotherapy-epilepsy/ …
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So is slamming your forehead over and over again onto a sharp rock
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I’ve heard anecdotally the rise of recreational use has disrupted long term medical efficacy research
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Wouldn't surprise me in the least
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So my evening runs through downtown Seattle are, in fact, Alzheimer prevention given the vast amount of weed smoke I get to inhale.
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People are so reluctant to admit they want something for pleasure.
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