Brad/about marijuana

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Yeah, sure i've considered it Brad. I asked someone recently where i

could get some, since i wouldn't have a clue, and they said, " hang

around a high school " haha! it made sense since i only recently

found out that the kids at my old high school used to smoke it all

the time. i was to naive to notice.

i tried some marijuana about 10 years back once or twice because my

boyfriend was heavily into it despite being a Phd student. it crossed

my mind lately that it might help RA pain. also i received some info

on hemp oil which is supposed to cure all sorts of things, and it

sparked my interest. i'm currently trying to dig it up so i can send

it. So are these THC pills available anywhere ?

I've been trying Miracle Mineral Solution lately. Heard of it ? It

takes the pain out of my knees and gives me energy. A lady i spoke

with who has some form of RA (not sure what) said she cured herself

with it. However it takes several months to fully work and it's heavy

on your stomach if you have a bad gut from NSAIDs like i do.

all the best,

Leonie

--- In , Brad Berg <blueworld_of_fire@...>

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> I'm going to go out on a controversial limb here and ask

rhetorically (since no one needs to reveal their history) whether

anyone has considered marijuana in their treatment?  I know all the

arguments regarding what hazards it presents and such, but it is also

thought to be beneficial in terms of pain relief, reduction in

swelling, and is immunosuppressant.  I know it is illegal (hence no

one need reply unless they care to), but I wonder if THC pills would

help or " medical marijuana " ?

> Has anyone considered this?  I have tried it (freely admit it) and

a small amount administered once helped me through a whole day. 

Though I look toward alternative therapies, I do not consider this a

viable therapy (obviously), but I tried it because I'm just about

willing to try anything natural before doing the toxics.  It did

help, though.

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> Brad

>   " I would rather have a mind opened by wonder than one closed by

belief " Gerry Spence

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