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Marijuana cuts nerve pain post chemotherapy

Category: News | Posted on Mon, September, 26th 2011 by THCFinder

A recenty study shows hope to help Chemotherapy patients with pain when going through their treatments.

A marijuana extract called 'Cannabidiol' could help prevent painful neuropathy in patients receiving the chemotherapy drug paclitaxel, according to new animal experiments .

"Our preliminary findings...indicate that cannabidiol may prevent the development of paclitaxel-induced allodynia in mice and therefore be effective at preventing dose-limiting paclitaxel-induced peripheral neuropathy in humans," according to the report by Sara Jane Ward, Ph.D., and colleagues of Temple University School of Pharmacy, Philadelphia.

Paclitaxel-commonly used in the treatment of advanced breast or ovarian cancer-can cause nerve damage (neuropathy), leading to symptoms like pain, numbness, or tingling.

Cannabidiol is a marijuana extract that has pain and inflammation-reducing effects, while avoiding the psychoactive side effects of marijuana and other "cannabinoid" compounds.

In the new study, male and female mice were treated with paclitaxel and monitored for evidence of neuropathy.

The results showed that paclitaxel induced abnormal pain responses (allodynia) mainly in female mice-less so in males. Allodynia was more likely to develop at higher doses of paclitaxel.

When female mice were treated with cannabidiol before paclitaxel, it effectively prevented the development of allodynia. Abnormal pain responses to both cold and mechanical pressure were prevented by cannabidiol.

The preventive effect was permanent, with no evidence that nerve damage developed after cannabidiol treatment was stopped, the report said.

The study has been published in the journal Anesthesia and Analgesia.

(Source) http://www.womencitizen.com

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PREP for the UFC fight tonight

Category: Fun | Posted on Sat, September, 24th 2011 by THCFinder

This is how you get ready for the big event.

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Old school Marijuana Education

Category: Fun | Posted on Sat, September, 24th 2011 by THCFinder

Imagine seeing these passed around in your school.

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Cereal prize

Category: Fun | Posted on Fri, September, 23rd 2011 by THCFinder

Why can't I find prizes like that in my cereal at breakfast?

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Legalize and Regulate Marijuana

Category: Legalization | Posted on Fri, September, 23rd 2011 by THCFinder

If you support the legalization of Marijuana then go HERE and sign the petition to regulate marijuana and treat it like alcohol.

We the people want to know when we can have our "perfectly legitimate" discussion on marijuana legalization. Marijuana prohibition has resulted in the arrest of over 20 million Americans since 1965, countless lives ruined and hundreds of billions of tax dollars squandered and yet this policy has still failed to achieve its stated goals of lowering use rates, limiting the drug's access, and creating safer communities.

Isn't it time to legalize and regulate marijuana in a manner similar to alcohol? If not, please explain why you feel that the continued criminalization of cannabis will achieve the results in the future that it has never achieved in the past?

Voice your opinion by signing your name on the petition.

(Source) https://wwws.whitehouse.gov

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