Featured Image: The White House, Washington D.C. CREDIT: Dennis Crenshaw. Permission to use is granted w/link. Site of the 2013 Smoke Down Joint Summit with President Choom. The Prez himself was a no-show. Unlike his younger days I guess he’d rather smoke his weed in private these days. . . EDITOR
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Published on Jun 15, 2013
Dustin Kaufman speaks at Smoke Down Joint Summit with President Choom during his stop on the “Weediculous Tour”
Published on Apr 17, 2012
Hank explains the science behind the effects of that wackiest of weeds, cannabis sativa – aka marijuana.
Finally.
I have been trying to explain this to certain members of my family for years. The problem of course is that they drink and they do not want to admit that their kids, who have drug problems, started with sneaking liquor from their home bar or beer from their refrigerators. No amount of study and research will ever change their minds, because then they would have to take part of the blame. Actually the only real gateway drug is mother’s milk. . . . EDITOR
from Cannabis News
If you want your kids to stay away from drugs, then you might want to keep teenagers off alcohol because a new study says that long term drug abuse is likely to occur due to alcohol, not marijuana, use.
[If they are already into substance abuse, you would also do well to sign them up alcohol and drug rehabilitation programs the soonest possible time. – ad]
The present study included data on more than 14,500 high-school students from 120 schools across U.S. The data was obtained from Monitoring the Future study.
Researchers analyzed the data to find out what substances were being tried by students. They checked for use of marijuana, cocaine, heroin, LSD, amphetamines, tranquilizers and other narcotics. Alcohol was the first substance to be tried by students, the results showed. . . . Read Complete Report
from youtube
Best marijuana legalization argument movie
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from Nano Patents and Innovations
from Scientific American
By Christopher Wanjek and LiveScience Bad Science Columnist | January 10, 2012 |
It wouldn’t have mattered if Bill Clinton inhaled, as far as his lungs are concerned. Smoking up to a joint per day doesn’t seem to decrease lung function, according to a study published in Jan. 11 edition of Journal of the American Medical Association.
In fact, occasional marijuana use was associated with slight increases in lung airflow rates and increases in lung volume, the study found. . . Complete Report
