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- An Open Letter To Charles Walker, MP For Broxbourne
  Sunday, June 12th, 2011
  Charles Walker, Tory MP for Broxbourne proposed his adjournment debate in the House of Commons on the evening of Thursday,… Read more…
  
  Topics: adjournment debate, alcohol, Anne Milton, anti-psychotic, Britain, British Journal of Psychiatry, Broxbourne, cannabis, Cannabis Skunk Sense, CBD, Charity Commission, Charles Walker, children, cocaine, COMT, Debra bell, Deputy Speaker, dopamine, Dr Stanley Zammit, evidence, hashish, House of Commons, Keele University, Korsakoff, Mary Brett, minister, MP, Nadine Dorries, parliament, politician, Professor Glyn Lewis, prohibition, psychosis, public health, regulation, schizophrenia, science, skunk, Talk to Frank, THC, The Daily Mail, tobacco, Tory, University of Bristol, US, witchcraft
  Filed under: Medicine, Politics, Science | 13 Comments »
- Cannabis Is A Wonderful Thing
  Monday, May 30th, 2011
  First published October 2010. Two days ago, I found this marvellous image of Hunter S. Thompson which reminded me of… Read more…
  
  Topics: "hearts and minds", Alzheimer's disease, analgesic, anti-cancer, anti-convulsant, anti-emetic, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, anti-psychotic, anti-spasmodic, anti-tremor, antioxidant, appetite, appetite-stimulant, appetite-suppressant, beauty, beneficial, cannabinoid, cannabis, conversation, dementia., demonised, ECSN, endocannabinoid, endocannabinoid system network, existence, fertility, God's herb, government, health-giving, hippies, Hunter S. Thompson, joint, joy, life, life-enhancing, medicine, memory, mood, motor skills, Music, natural, neurodegenerative disease, neurogenesis, neurological damage, neuroprotectant, nutrient, oneness, pain relief, Parkinson's disease, physical trauma, plant, prohibitionist, religious sacrement, science, sensation, stroke, supplement, taste, truth, understanding, weight control, wonderdrug, wonderful
  Filed under: Medicine, Politics, Science | 17 Comments »
- Does Cannabis Make You Mad?
  Monday, May 16th, 2011
  Reefer Madness Or A Cause For Concern? Are the claims of a link between cannabis and mental illness prohibition inspired… Read more…
  
  Topics: addictive, adolescent, alcohol, anti-psychotic, brain, cannabidiol, cannabis, cannabis farm, CBD, chemical, children, cod science, COMT, correlation, criminal record, Denmark, Dr Zerrin Atakan, drug, drugs policy, gene, government, hallucination, hash, hashish, Holland, Home Office, Independent on Sunday, Jouko Miettunen, Keele University, legalisation, madness, media, medicine, mental health, mental illness, National Institute for Mental Health, North Africa, paranoia, plasticity, police, potency, premorbid indication, prodromal symptom, Prof Philip McGuire, Professor Glyn Lewis, prohibition, propaganda, psychiatric, psychosis, psychotropic, Reefer Madness, reform, regulation, research, resin, Rethink, schizophrenia, scientist, skunk, Stan Zammit, strain, strength, teenager, tetrahydrocannabinol, Thai stick, THC, tobacco, UK, US, war on drugs
  Filed under: mental health | 27 Comments »
- The Importance Of Matured Cannabis
  Tuesday, May 10th, 2011
  I would like to outline some important considerations in regards to cannabis, the fact that unlike most all other recreational… Read more…
  
  Topics: Afghanistan, amphetamine, anti-psychotic, artificial light, bud, calyx, cannabidiol, cannabis, cannabivarin, cashcrop, CBD, CBV, cryptochrome, cultivation, curing, delta 6, delta 9, flower, flowering, germination, government, Hindu Kush, hybrid, indica, Institute of Psychiatry, landrace, light cycle, loupe, medicinal cannabis, mental health, organised crime, Pakistan, palpitation, panic attack, paranoid, pharma, photoperiod, phytochrome, plant, police, pollinate, prohibition, propaganda, psychedelic, psychoactive, psychosis, recreational, regulation, REM, sativa, Sativex, sensimilla, skunk, sleep deprivation, stimulant, strain, terpenoid, terpine, tetrahydrocannabinol, tetrahydrocannabivarin, THC, THCv, trichome, UVB, vegetative, wake and bake
  Filed under: Medicine, Science | 23 Comments »
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