US Gov Signs Off On Study Using Marijuana In Treatment of Veterans' PTSD

[Josh.0]

I found it to be no better than drinking. Sure it makes forget about my PTSD for a little bit - but does nothing to cure the cause.

it sure is a lot better for you then drinking, alcohol is wayyy worse

[Chuck_Finley]

A big step for people in high places in the fed.gov today rather. Let's not forget the feds are still required to provide marijuana to handful of people.

[S_K]

it sure is a lot better for you then drinking, alcohol is wayyy worse

Oh really.... Enlighten me.

[Cooter]

Oh really.... Enlighten me.

troll job?

[racrguy]

troll job?

Methinks troll too.

[S_K]

Nope, been smoking and drinking for 30 yrs and know all about the long term side effects of both.

Josh.O stated that smoking was waayyy better for you than drinking. I want to know how he came to that conclusion.

[Cooter]

you know we're talking about smoking weed, right?

[dsrtuckteezy]

as a novice/virgin, I would recommend a tincture

that way you can carefully control the dose and sneak up on your ideal dosage

real easy to have a bad time w/ brownies! LOL

lol @ a tincture.

how about just a good ole doob??

[Cooter]

lol @ a tincture.

how about just a good ole doob??

he doesn't want to smoke... a few drops under the tongue might mellow him out a little

you want to creep up to a therapeutic dose, especially if unexperienced

[S_K]

Of course. Smoking weed is nothing new.

[Cooter]

Of course. Smoking weed is nothing new.

ok...

it's well documented that alcohol is more dangerous/deadly than smoking marijuana

[S_K]

ok...

it's well documented that alcohol is more dangerous/deadly than smoking marijuana

Fine then. Show me the proof.

[Sean88gt]

Just look at the number of deaths from DUI v. being stoned.

I think this is just another step in the direction of legalization. I'd prefer decriminalization, but any victory is a victory (And I don't smoke).

It seems the direction is picking up speed, the US might legalize before the states do.

[racrguy]

Just look at the number of deaths from DUI v. being stoned.

I think this is just another step in the direction of legalization. I'd prefer decriminalization, but any victory is a victory (And I don't smoke).

It seems the direction is picking up speed, the US might legalize before the states do.

It's gonna be a long time before Texas allows it, I think.

[S_K]

Not a fair comparison. Way more people drive drunk than drive stoned.