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Northern Lights

Category: Nugs | Posted on Thu, September, 27th 2012 by THCFinder

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I dream about Joints

Category: Fun | Posted on Wed, September, 26th 2012 by THCFinder

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Marijuana as Autism Cure?

Category: News | Posted on Wed, September, 26th 2012 by THCFinder

There has been a lot of craziness swirling around the science of child autism, not to mention Jenny McCarthy.

If the debunked idea that childhood vaccines can cause the disorder was always far out to you, then read on. Welcome, reasonable person, to the world of real science.

UC Irvine endocannabinoid reseacher Daniele Piomelli has come to a novel theory about marijuana and autism, but hear him out:

Autism's leading genetic trigger, "fragile X syndrome," represents a situation where "regional synapse communication is severely limited, giving rise to certain cognitive and behavioral problems," states UC Irvine.

OK. But get this: " ... Natural marijuana-like chemicals" in your own brain "can help correct behavioral issues related to fragile X syndrome," the school says.

Piomelli's research, announced to UC Irvine yesterday, also was published online by the journal Nature Communications.

This connection would suggest that medicine derived from weed could be used to reverse the effects of autism.

That, however, might be far off. (For one thing, marijuana is still considered by the federal government to be a drug with no legitimate medical use.)

Piomelli and his team treated mice that had fragile X syndrome symptoms with marijuana-like compounds and discovered "improvements."

The professor:

What we hope is to one day increase the ability of people with fragile X syndrome to socialize and engage in normal cognitive functions.

That would be huge not only for sufferers of autism but for the medical marijuana movement.

Source: http://blogs.laweekly.com

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The Super bowl

Category: Fun | Posted on Wed, September, 26th 2012 by THCFinder

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Medical Cannabis and Its Impact on Human Health

Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Wed, September, 26th 2012 by THCFinder

The video below is the first part of a great documentary on cannabis and its history as a medicine. It is myth-shattering and information-packed - physicians and leading researchers teach you about medicinal cannabis and its demonstrated effects on human health.

It is a game-changing movie that presents the most comprehensive synopsis to date of the real science surrounding the world's most controversial plant.

Topics covered include what the consensus is from over 1500 scientific and medical trials, what conditions have been proven to benefit from medical marijuana, its historical use as medicine dating back over 5300 years and more.

Opponents of medical marijuana will continue to demonize it in any way they can, from cherry-picking studies to claiming dispensaries are magnets for crime and that medical marijuana makes it easier for teens to get cannabis. No matter how many times these lies are disproven, it is all MMJ opponents have, so they will cling to their lies until the very end.

Yet with polls putting support for medical marijuana at more than 70% nationwide, it seems the lies are losing their effectiveness. State by state medical marijuana makes its presence felt.