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Old 31-01-2004, 00:11   #143
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Re: Re-classification Of Cannabis

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Originally Posted by Sociable
Well the advice from my consultant is that on balance I am at far less risk from the relatively low amount I use not least when compared with the alternative prescription drugs I would be using otherwise.

Don't forget there is about 3000 years of experience behind the use of cannabis as a herbal remedy and less than 10 for most common pain killers in use today.

As always it is a case of balance and even over use of water can cause serious health issues too.

Yes but there's been several hundred years of bleeding being used to treat man's ills, but today we know it's not really effective.
The 3000 years consists of "here mate, smoke this, you won't care about your pain" whereas the 10 years for common pain killers consits of indepth medical trials and development.
Who/what is your consultant btw?
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