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A great site, but please,please, more reporting on research
I find the the best "selling" point when discussing Medical Marijuana are the exciting breakthrougs in the role cannabis plays in cancer therapy, Alzheimers disease, and a list of other benefots. I would like to see a special site dedicated to the breaking story of the the theraputic benefits of cannabis. I benefit from its ability to control my Glaucoma, pain relief from untreated Lymes Disease, irritable bowel disease, and other various maladys I have picked up in my 78 Years. Cannabis is not a drug, but a healing herb from Natures pharmacy. Getting the word out of these health atributes to Seniors in particular is of utmost urgency, as folks in advanced age may be the ones who may have issues with the "drug" untruth.
Sincerely: Father Thomas Flower CFJ
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