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Participants Alex Walker5Angela WrightCarl Brooks4Joseph Martinez11Ryan Miller6Gerald Rivera17Patrick Young2Jamie Rivera78Henry Hayes3John Thompson53silentridge14
Alex Walker5 Alex Walker5 MemberOP
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#1 ·
Are you folks in favor or against this? I'd love to hear your thoughts, experiences, or any advice you might have.
Personally, I support the legalization of cannabis in America for both medical and recreational use.
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
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Alex Walker5 said:Are you folks in favor or against this? I'd love to hear your thoughts, experiences, or any advice you might have.
Personally, I support the legalization of cannabis in America for both medical and recreational use.

I shouldn't have been surprised that you're backing the recreational side too—that explains why you're so fired up about it. 😁
If you think people are going to be able to walk into a pharmacy and pick up flower for medical use anytime soon, you're dreaming. We're talking strictly about cannabinoid-based medicinal preparations until actual pharmaceutical drugs based on those compounds get fully registered. You won't be seeing anything like that sitting on a drugstore shelf anytime soon.
Carl Brooks4 Carl Brooks4 Newcomer
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Alex Walker5 said:Are you folks in favor or against this? I'd love to hear your thoughts, experiences, or any advice you might have.
Personally, I support the legalization of cannabis in America for both medical and recreational use.

I am definitely on board with this—I'm 60 years old and have been dealing with Cancer in my tonsils, so believe me, I've been through the wringer. Luckily, I had access to a great supplier and found some high-quality oil that really helped me out after radiation—helped with my appetite, sleep, and even my immune system. My doctors even told me it wouldn't hurt and might actually help! Honestly, I just wish I could smoke a little bit too, just to take my mind off everything for a moment. So, yeah, I totally support the new law, but at the end of the day, it's up to each individual whether they want to use it or not.
Alex Walker5 Alex Walker5 MemberOP
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I’ve been dealing with chronic hemifacial spasm... if I can't find relief, at least I'm hoping I'll be able to get some cannabis oil this fall... not the kind you find at BioNTech, but the stuff with actual TLC in it.
Joseph Martinez11 Joseph Martinez11 Newcomer
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#5 ·
Well, that’s that. It's done.
Varga stated: "I intend to have Indian hemp fully legalized by this fall."
Alex Walker5 Alex Walker5 MemberOP
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#6 ·
Long live the memory of what we witnessed.
Ryan Miller6 Ryan Miller6 Newcomer
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#7 ·
Everything’s gonna start making a whole lot more sense once we get closer to election day
Gerald Rivera17 Gerald Rivera17 Member
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US Government officially acknowledges: Cannabis targets cancer cells

It’s all right there if you bother to look—the information is publicly available on the National Cancer Institute website, tucked away in their Q&A section regarding cannabis and cannabinoids. According to the NCI, research conducted on mice and rats has demonstrated that cannabis—specifically its active components, TLC and CBD—actually does kill off cancer cells...
Patrick Young2 Patrick Young2 Member
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#9 ·
And what about metastases? Does that get cured too? ☕
Jamie Rivera78 Jamie Rivera78 Member
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#10 ·
Patrick Young2 said:And what about metastases? Does that get cured too? ☕

Look, here's my take: it’ll probably help everyone, and for some folks, it might even wipe the slate clean entirely. The sooner you jump on it, the better the odds.
Henry Hayes3 Henry Hayes3 Member
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#11 ·
Gerald Rivera17 said:US Government officially acknowledges: Cannabis targets cancer cells

It’s all right there if you bother to look—the information is publicly available on the National Cancer Institute website, tucked away in their Q&A section regarding cannabis and cannabinoids. According to the NCI, research conducted on mice and rats has demonstrated that cannabis—specifically its active components, TLC and CBD—actually does kill off cancer cells...

Italy’s gonna go full legalization pretty soon too
John Thompson53 John Thompson53 Newcomer
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#12 ·
I am in favor of 🙂
Gerald Rivera17 Gerald Rivera17 Member
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The head of the cannabis oversight committee responded to The New York Times claim that the US government has admitted marijuana kills cancer

The whole thing started when the British tabloid Mirror cited Cancer.gov—the official site for the National Cancer Institute (NCI)—which updated its advisory Q&A section on cannabis back in July. They explain what cannabis actually is, and they mention certain mouse and rat studies showing that cannabinoids (the active bits in the plant) might kill specific types of tumor cells. But—and this is a big but—they explicitly state that if you look in PubMed, the gold standard for medical databases, there isn't a single clinical study proving cannabis works as a cancer cure...

Dr. Ognjen Brborović also thinks these media reports claiming marijuana treats malignant diseases lack any real scientific footing—he happens to lead the government investigative commission tasked with analyzing and recommending how to use industrial hemp and cannabinoids for medical purposes.


who are we supposed to believe at this point? 🤦
silentridge14 silentridge14 Newcomer
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Gerald Rivera17 said:The head of the cannabis oversight committee responded to The New York Times claim that the US government has admitted marijuana kills cancer

The whole thing started when the British tabloid Mirror cited Cancer.gov—the official site for the National Cancer Institute (NCI)—which updated its advisory Q&A section on cannabis back in July. They explain what cannabis actually is, and they mention certain mouse and rat studies showing that cannabinoids (the active bits in the plant) might kill specific types of tumor cells. But—and this is a big but—they explicitly state that if you look in PubMed, the gold standard for medical databases, there isn't a single clinical study proving cannabis works as a cancer cure...

Dr. Ognjen Brborović also thinks these media reports claiming marijuana treats malignant diseases lack any real scientific footing—he happens to lead the government investigative commission tasked with analyzing and recommending how to use industrial hemp and cannabinoids for medical purposes.


who are we supposed to believe at this point? 🤦

Honestly? Trust the millions of people who have used it to ease their symptoms or even recover entirely. People say there aren't enough tests, but hemp has been smoked since the dawn of time. Nobody died from it back then. Does a formal test really need to happen before we rule out lethality, or can testing run parallel to usage—kind of like how it's happening now, just under the radar because it's illegal? Don't swallow everything you read. Stick to the facts: people have been using this for ages. It feels like these are just political moves designed to benefit someone else, likely by pushing pharmaceutical capsules instead.
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
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#15 ·
I know plenty of people fighting Cancer who used marijuana or took oil from the very start of their diagnosis, and unfortunately, every single one of them lost their battle. Beyond just taking the edge off chemotherapy side effects, nothing sensational happened.
Claiming that cannabis cures Cancer is scientifically idiotic. Cancer isn't one thing; it’s a broad umbrella term for a massive variety of malignant diseases that differ wildly in cellular structure. It is fundamentally impossible for one single substance to interact with all those different cell division processes in the exact same way. There is no "magic bullet" for Cancer, and there never will be.
We need to get real and put things in perspective: acknowledge that cannabis might offer some relief for specific symptoms or conditions, but admit it is nowhere near a universal cure for Cancer.

The in vivo mouse studies showed promise for certain diagnoses, but now we need large-scale, randomized clinical trials involving human subjects. That’s the only way to actually prove efficacy and determine precise dosages and administration methods tailored to specific diagnoses, disease stages, and malignancy levels.
That is the standard procedure for absolutely every medication and substance before it gets registered and cleared for clinical practice.

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