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9/12/2015 11:01:00 PM
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Knew this already. A bit fuzzy on whether or not you still reap the medical benefits from eating it though. Pretty sure you don't get high without eating a lot of it.
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Try it and find out, but start slow. It can creep up on you.
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The matter of potency would depend on what you were trying to treat and also on your tolerance. Since you haven't done it it wouldn't be that much. As for eating vs. smoking, eating will give you more of a body high and make you feel more relaxed (indica) or more energy (sativa). This way is used to treat pains, nerve problems, pretty much anything with the body. Smoking gives you more of a head high. Indica and sativas pretty much do the same. But since smoking is more for the head, then it helps with mental ailments, and also some nerve pains and other stuff that I'm missing
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Very nice. I've only done a little bit of research on the subject, but aside from what they taught us in school (only recently graduated Highschool), Mary Jane is nowhere near as bad as it was made out to be.
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When my father had cancer, we got him THC gummy bears. They probably saved his life. Increasing his appetite, allowing him to eat and keep it down. Also the effect it had on his mood was dramatic. Going from being depressed to being far more relaxed and optimistic. Cancer free for two years now. There are many types of consumables. I'm only an advocate for medicinal purposes, not recreational.
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Meh. People are gonna do with it what they will. Not even the law can stop them, just look at the Prohibition. Can't deny the medicinal benifits though. Glad to hear that, about the gummy bears and all. One day Cancer will be manageable, just like Alzheimers.
