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HughFreakingDillon said:CM189191 said:PJ_Soul said:CM189191 said:IHughFreakingDillon said:bought some indica. I told the dude about my anxiety and how I don't like being paranoid. He told me he has the same issue, no worries, indica is relaxing ("in da couch"). smoked a bit and was more paranoid right outta the gate than I recall being in a LONG time.
ug, i hate to hear these stories
Not sure what the laws are in your neck of the woods. But pot shops should not be 'prescribing' or offering medical opinion.There are no laws against giving opinions, especially not when asked for them. The guy never claimed to be a doctor.Weed affects different people differently - it really is just a matter of trial and error until you find what works for you (or to find that weed isn't for you at all). Luckily weed is at least cheap, so this method isn't a massive financial burden, and it's not dangerous either. It's not like bad advice about which strain to try is going to kill anyone.
that's the issue....you can't claim "well, I'm not a doctor"...and then proceed to give what amounts to a medical opinion. Or a specific recommendation for a specific medical issue.
I obviously wasn't there and don't have the context. I'm just saying it's a fine line to walk. Dispensaries are not pharmacies, they don't have the expertise to be giving advice and need to be really careful.
Cool, so some pregnant lady walks into a dispensary and asks for something to help with her nausea. The dispensary offers some friendly advice on which strains are best. Is that acceptable?0 -
CM189191 said:HughFreakingDillon said:CM189191 said:PJ_Soul said:CM189191 said:IHughFreakingDillon said:bought some indica. I told the dude about my anxiety and how I don't like being paranoid. He told me he has the same issue, no worries, indica is relaxing ("in da couch"). smoked a bit and was more paranoid right outta the gate than I recall being in a LONG time.
ug, i hate to hear these stories
Not sure what the laws are in your neck of the woods. But pot shops should not be 'prescribing' or offering medical opinion.There are no laws against giving opinions, especially not when asked for them. The guy never claimed to be a doctor.Weed affects different people differently - it really is just a matter of trial and error until you find what works for you (or to find that weed isn't for you at all). Luckily weed is at least cheap, so this method isn't a massive financial burden, and it's not dangerous either. It's not like bad advice about which strain to try is going to kill anyone.
that's the issue....you can't claim "well, I'm not a doctor"...and then proceed to give what amounts to a medical opinion. Or a specific recommendation for a specific medical issue.
I obviously wasn't there and don't have the context. I'm just saying it's a fine line to walk. Dispensaries are not pharmacies, they don't have the expertise to be giving advice and need to be really careful.
Cool, so some pregnant lady walks into a dispensary and asks for something to help with her nausea. The dispensary offers some friendly advice on which strains are best. Is that acceptable?
I didn't go there asking for help with an anxiety, or any other, condition. All I said was 'I prefer products that relax you, as opposed to ones that give you energy". There is actual research on which ones generally do one or the other. They have signs on each strain which activities go with which. he was just relaying that same info. Not sure what your issue is here.Hugh Freaking Dillon is currently out of the office, returning sometime in the fall0 -
I can't speak for CM, but I can understand where she is coming from a little bit based on the fact that I am pretty annoyed with the psuedo-science and "natural" crowds rising in proportion to the strides made in legal and medical cannabis use.
There are people out there claiming cannabis cures all cancer, and the bullshit claims cascade down into every possible use or hopeful use.
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rgambs said:I can't speak for CM, but I can understand where she is coming from a little bit based on the fact that I am pretty annoyed with the psuedo-science and "natural" crowds rising in proportion to the strides made in legal and medical cannabis use.
There are people out there claiming cannabis cures all cancer, and the bullshit claims cascade down into every possible use or hopeful use.Hugh Freaking Dillon is currently out of the office, returning sometime in the fall0 -
It sure is lively here for a bunch of stoners
this song is meant to be called i got shit,itshould be called i got shit tickets-hartford 06 -0 -
rgambs said:I can't speak for CM, but I can understand where she is coming from a little bit based on the fact that I am pretty annoyed with the psuedo-science and "natural" crowds rising in proportion to the strides made in legal and medical cannabis use.
There are people out there claiming cannabis cures all cancer, and the bullshit claims cascade down into every possible use or hopeful use.Give Peas A Chance…0 -
Meltdown99 said:rgambs said:I can't speak for CM, but I can understand where she is coming from a little bit based on the fact that I am pretty annoyed with the psuedo-science and "natural" crowds rising in proportion to the strides made in legal and medical cannabis use.
There are people out there claiming cannabis cures all cancer, and the bullshit claims cascade down into every possible use or hopeful use.my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf0 -
CM189191 said:HughFreakingDillon said:CM189191 said:PJ_Soul said:CM189191 said:IHughFreakingDillon said:bought some indica. I told the dude about my anxiety and how I don't like being paranoid. He told me he has the same issue, no worries, indica is relaxing ("in da couch"). smoked a bit and was more paranoid right outta the gate than I recall being in a LONG time.
ug, i hate to hear these stories
Not sure what the laws are in your neck of the woods. But pot shops should not be 'prescribing' or offering medical opinion.There are no laws against giving opinions, especially not when asked for them. The guy never claimed to be a doctor.Weed affects different people differently - it really is just a matter of trial and error until you find what works for you (or to find that weed isn't for you at all). Luckily weed is at least cheap, so this method isn't a massive financial burden, and it's not dangerous either. It's not like bad advice about which strain to try is going to kill anyone.
that's the issue....you can't claim "well, I'm not a doctor"...and then proceed to give what amounts to a medical opinion. Or a specific recommendation for a specific medical issue.
I obviously wasn't there and don't have the context. I'm just saying it's a fine line to walk. Dispensaries are not pharmacies, they don't have the expertise to be giving advice and need to be really careful.
Cool, so some pregnant lady walks into a dispensary and asks for something to help with her nausea. The dispensary offers some friendly advice on which strains are best. Is that acceptable?Give Peas A Chance…0 -
lastexitlondon said:It sure is lively here for a bunch of stonersGive Peas A Chance…0
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Medical marijuana goes on sale in Ohio, as some hope it may ease state's opioid epidemic
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/medical-marijuana-goes-sale-ohio-some-hope-it-may-ease-n959551
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Meltdown99 said:rgambs said:I can't speak for CM, but I can understand where she is coming from a little bit based on the fact that I am pretty annoyed with the psuedo-science and "natural" crowds rising in proportion to the strides made in legal and medical cannabis use.
There are people out there claiming cannabis cures all cancer, and the bullshit claims cascade down into every possible use or hopeful use.
I have ZERO problems with people treating themselves with (or just enjoying) cannabis, but I sure as shit am not thrilled about every Devlin, Nevaeh, and Tyler out there like Jenny McCarthy making ridiculous claims.
It was a minor annoyance when cannabis was on the fringe, but as it enters the mainstream, it's time for yoga the naturopathic, essential oil crowd to give way to scientists, technology, and legitimacy.Monkey Driven, Call this Living?0 -
Meltdown99 said:Medical marijuana goes on sale in Ohio, as some hope it may ease state's opioid epidemic
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/medical-marijuana-goes-sale-ohio-some-hope-it-may-ease-n959551Monkey Driven, Call this Living?0 -
Meltdown99 said:CM189191 said:HughFreakingDillon said:CM189191 said:PJ_Soul said:CM189191 said:IHughFreakingDillon said:bought some indica. I told the dude about my anxiety and how I don't like being paranoid. He told me he has the same issue, no worries, indica is relaxing ("in da couch"). smoked a bit and was more paranoid right outta the gate than I recall being in a LONG time.
ug, i hate to hear these stories
Not sure what the laws are in your neck of the woods. But pot shops should not be 'prescribing' or offering medical opinion.There are no laws against giving opinions, especially not when asked for them. The guy never claimed to be a doctor.Weed affects different people differently - it really is just a matter of trial and error until you find what works for you (or to find that weed isn't for you at all). Luckily weed is at least cheap, so this method isn't a massive financial burden, and it's not dangerous either. It's not like bad advice about which strain to try is going to kill anyone.
that's the issue....you can't claim "well, I'm not a doctor"...and then proceed to give what amounts to a medical opinion. Or a specific recommendation for a specific medical issue.
I obviously wasn't there and don't have the context. I'm just saying it's a fine line to walk. Dispensaries are not pharmacies, they don't have the expertise to be giving advice and need to be really careful.
Cool, so some pregnant lady walks into a dispensary and asks for something to help with her nausea. The dispensary offers some friendly advice on which strains are best. Is that acceptable?
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf0 -
Drug maker pushed OxyContin despite danger signs, prosecutor says
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/drug-maker-pushed-oxycontin-despite-danger-signs-prosecutor-says-n959266
People tell me these drugs spend years in the lab, being tested, they are safe...
Well, they are not safe.
I'll stick to cannabis for non-life treatments. I wouldn't trust the FDA's approval process ever.Give Peas A Chance…0 -
Meltdown99 said:Drug maker pushed OxyContin despite danger signs, prosecutor says
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/drug-maker-pushed-oxycontin-despite-danger-signs-prosecutor-says-n959266
People tell me these drugs spend years in the lab, being tested, they are safe...
Well, they are not safe.
I'll stick to cannabis for non-life treatments. I wouldn't trust the FDA's approval process ever.
OxyContin is safe, if used properly, thanks to the FDA you don't seem to understand.
The fault with the opioid crisis lies equally with the people who make the meds then ship them out in numbers that are obviously suspicious, and the doctors at "pain clinics" who blast them into communities without consequence.
Opioids have an important place in medical care, and we shouldn't be surprised that their makers want to sell more and make more money. We need to focus on accountability.
Monkey Driven, Call this Living?0 -
FDA clears the way to increase access and lower cost of life-saving opioid overdose treatment drug
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/01/16/fda-wants-pharma-to-bring-opioid-antidote-naloxone-over-the-counter.html
Give Peas A Chance…0 -
Police in Ontario are writing about 21 cannabis tickets a dayGive Peas A Chance…0
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The Prince of pot has himself in more trouble...disturbing individual if true.
Marc Emery Gave LSD, Ecstasy To Underage Girls: Ex-Employees
https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2019/01/21/marc-emery-lsd-ecstasy-drugs-underage-girls-alleged_a_23648923/?ncid=fcbklnkcahpmg00000001&fbclid=IwAR2QzRp9KPE7enNjU7lou24mU_e64HFq2TB53qGCZqEdiWoyjV8wVTEQMkc
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Any plans on investing in Medical Marijuana in NY?!?0
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Meltdown99 said:The Prince of pot has himself in more trouble...disturbing individual if true.
Marc Emery Gave LSD, Ecstasy To Underage Girls: Ex-Employees
https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2019/01/21/marc-emery-lsd-ecstasy-drugs-underage-girls-alleged_a_23648923/?ncid=fcbklnkcahpmg00000001&fbclid=IwAR2QzRp9KPE7enNjU7lou24mU_e64HFq2TB53qGCZqEdiWoyjV8wVTEQMkc
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