Originally posted by Tropicana
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I presented u with a number of papers in abstract some with full papers links which u willfully ignored, demonstrating the effcasy of various compounds isolated from cannabis or developed from its biochemistry. However as u have admitted u lack the scientific training to critically compare the data.
However by basic comparative analysis we can adjudging the additive nature, and the toxicity, the ameliorative properties not limitited to cannabis's alegesic, anti nausea,anti cancerous chemical propeties, ect. We factor in cannabis's side effects. Compare it to codine, ackee, paracetomol, ibupophen, potato's, even Viagra.
5 drugs are approved from cannabis yet u claim that it is anecdotal. Desipte being approved by authorties in the us, uk, new zealand....it is ancedotal.. Cannocol is a jamaican sucess Jamaican minds. Proven and confirmed by usage. So is Salavitex .
So the NHS is incopetent not to require test or did they approve them based on the Grandfather principle.? Either way it was a high burden of proof!
I suspect the reason why that patent exists is so the us can prevent the development of cheap drugs by third world countries and when they come to licence them in the US there will be difficulty. Because there is a body of work on cannabis that leads to the conclusion that its chemistry has remidiatve effects on the biochemistry associated with the conditions so described in the patent. Given then the proven lab studies it would be easy to extract and isolate the active agents. I suspect there are a number of such strategic patents associated with folk medicine may be in place.
Hippocrates, Galen, Ibn sena ie Avencena whom u dismissed, all prescribed cannabis or its extract for pain relief. All have been confirmed by the papers I presented.
The single reason y the opposition to cannabis for its medicinal and social benifits is bad laws.
Smoking causes cancer, free cannabis then develop a delivery system that limits this possible side effect is logical. Again I don't want it legalised because it will hurt Jamaica's pocket.
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