Apologies I misread your post & thought that it was a vape with THC in it. Maybe try the drops, as I said somewhere up there my mum had good results with it until she stopped as she was worried that her Dr would think she was a puff head as she had to have a blood test.Agree
Also agree
it’s actually the opposite with me - my lungs were ‘just’ smokers lungs lungs but when I replaced cigarettes with nicotine vaping (3%) about 4.5 years ago, I’ve developed severe asthmas, glass opacities and small lung disease as well as breathless all the time - there’s no proof it’s the vaping but it feels to me it is.
Agree with you there too -
I don’t understand the processing and why it’s so expensive but in an article recently ( that TB linked to incident ly above) I think it costs £250 for a months supply - times that by the quarter of the population who live with chronic pain - with the significant majority not paying for prescriptions that’s a large chunk of the health budget - CBD vapes are already legal in the UK - FYI - as long as they have under 0.2 THC ( the part that makes you stoned) - which is the sort he bought back This makes for heady reading https://www.england.nhs.uk/long-read/cannabis-based-products-for-medicinal-use-cbpms/#:~:text='Pure'%20cannabidiol%20(CBD),9%2Dtetrahydrocannabinol%20(THC).
Ahh Professor Nutt, that was the guy who did his list of drug harm as an independent on the ACMD, (as he was asked to do) & got sacked as his list didn't fit the narrative.I no
none of this has been discussed seriously enough with the people who can change the laws. Weed is weed and it’s not cocaine or smack. Totally different argument here to class A.
Proffesir P Nutt as I call him was the tsar until he started talking truisms. It’s all about what the electorate want that dictates a governments policy on drugs.
Anyway f*** it I’m a bit stoned now…. UTA
Ah but, can you stop within 800 yards at that speed ?Drink can make you reckless but weed rarely does. It has a totally different effect. I’ve rarely got over 9 mph when I’ve occasionally smoked and driven.
I'd imagine he could but if he was driving on the A23 then there'd be a mass pile up behind him already! My fil used to drive at 40mph on the A23 & it was bloody scary, he used to always say 'I've never been in an accident'! He had a driving license that was from the war so never actually had to take a test!Ah but, can you stop within 800 yards at that speed ?
I drove the mini bus to Swindon away in the 90’s with a Clifton/Gulls Eye feel going on. It took 3 hrs from Guildford,Ah but, can you stop within 800 yards at that speed ?
I once took some South African customers to the Netherlands for customer reference visits. They wanted to try marijuana in Amsterdam. We were staying about 40 km away and I was the driver. We drove into Amsterdam and bought two hash cookies. My 3 customers shared one and I ate the other(!!!!). About 4 hours later we headed back to the hotel. I drove at around 120km/hr and had this feeling that I was sitting on the roof of the car looking down at them the entire time. We got back OK and I never told them a thing. I reckon it was about 6 hours before I felt normal.Drink can make you reckless but weed rarely does. It has a totally different effect. I’ve rarely got over 9 mph when I’ve occasionally smoked and driven.
Agreed but it can also cause anxiety and paranoia, plus is linked to dementia (so is tobacco), so it's not that simple.It should be legal. It can really help people who need it. Chronic pain, anxiety, and so on.
No, it bloody stinks. Have you ever walked down ocean drive in miami, bloody disgusting. Strange how Amsterdam isn't like that though.
If it's for that reason wouldn't/shouldn't a doctor prescribe it?It should be legal. It can really help people who need it. Chronic pain, anxiety, and so on.
They can.If it's for that reason wouldn't/shouldn't a doctor prescribe it?
Or Brighton beach.No, it bloody stinks. Have you ever walked down ocean drive in miami, bloody disgusting. Strange how Amsterdam isn't like that though.
"raise untold taxes"I'm at the point where I'm beginning to think all illegal substances should be made legal for all the obvious reasons - slash organised crime, raise untold taxes, slash policing head-aches etc. I think there should then be regulation on where it can be taken and how.
As for cannabis, it has good effects and bad effects on people - I don't think there's a definitive argument either way there. Just legalise it and reap the tax benefits. It is something a bold Labour govt should do amid untold right-wing bleating.
40% were 'that self aware' at the last General Election in that case!I wish more people were that self aware
40% were 'that self aware' at the last General Election in that case!
Weird bounce on a 3 year old thread. Also a weird account, created 5 years ago but only has 4 posts in the last weekIt should be legal. It can really help people who need it. Chronic pain, anxiety, and so on.