I would worry more about what's in my non-organically-grown lettuce ...if i were a worrier. :)
At 01:19 PM 10/12/2009, [email protected] wrote: >YOU, my friend, is the only person on this planet who gets a certified report >on what is contained in your street drugs, each time you score. Does the >report include the country that grew it and under what conditions? Is it >straight or has it been laced or "stepped on" In all fairness, I think you >know what I mean. > >I don't promote the use of any drug, per scribed or not... unless it is >necessary and one is being monitored for any sight effects. > >Oh, BTW, what is in your lettuce? >Best Wishes > > >In a message dated 10/12/2009 11:42:35 A.M. Central Daylight Time, >[email protected] writes: >If you are talking about opiates --prescribed or not-- i agree 110%. > >However, in addition to internally-induced remedies like meditation, I am an >avowed advocate for at least one externally-induced remedy: marijuana. No >doubt, it can be abused and lead to problems (not the least of which can be >with the Legal System), but unlike opiates (and many other drugs), it is not >physically addictive, and has few physiological drawbacks. > >Doctors are very quick to prescribe drugs to address a problem ...which all >too often lead to more, or compounded problems in the long run. >"Alternatives" like meditation or marijuana or (from what i have heard, but >haven't yet tried) acupuncture, are off-radar for your typical MD, despite >centuries of proven benefits. Hopefully, that and the attitude that "Doctors >are all-knowing and never-to-be-questioned" is fading so non-snakeoil >alternatives can be considered seriously. > >There's a lot of propaganda out there that promotes that which can harm you >and bashes that which can help. Information is your best defense and doing >*anything* without it is just begging for problems. > >>>>
