News (Media Awareness Project) - US CO: PUB LTE: Safe Drug |
Title: | US CO: PUB LTE: Safe Drug |
Published On: | 2010-11-07 |
Source: | Vail Daily (CO) |
Fetched On: | 2010-11-07 15:01:00 |
SAFE DRUG
Buddy Sims, in his letter "It ain't medicine" (Nov. 1), wrote, "The
American Medical Association recommends that marijuana remain a
Schedule I controlled illegal federal substance."
The AMA recently passed a resolution urging the rescheduling of
cannabis as a Schedule II drug in the Controlled Substances Act.
Further, Kevin Sabet, as part of the ONDCP, is mandated by law to
lie.
Cannabis has been in the human pharmacopoeia for thousands of years
with no known case -- ever -- of a human overdose.
When cannabis was discovered to have cancer-fighting potential in
1974, the study was buried.
The U.S. government owns U.S. Patent 6630507, Cannabinoids as
antioxidants and neuroprotectants.
The U.S. government also distributes half a pound of pre-rolled
medical cannabis cigarettes to the four remaining patients enrolled in
the Compassionate Investigational New Drug program.
If science and truth were the standard, cannabis never would have been
made illegal in the first place.
Allan Erickson
Eugene, Ore.
Buddy Sims, in his letter "It ain't medicine" (Nov. 1), wrote, "The
American Medical Association recommends that marijuana remain a
Schedule I controlled illegal federal substance."
The AMA recently passed a resolution urging the rescheduling of
cannabis as a Schedule II drug in the Controlled Substances Act.
Further, Kevin Sabet, as part of the ONDCP, is mandated by law to
lie.
Cannabis has been in the human pharmacopoeia for thousands of years
with no known case -- ever -- of a human overdose.
When cannabis was discovered to have cancer-fighting potential in
1974, the study was buried.
The U.S. government owns U.S. Patent 6630507, Cannabinoids as
antioxidants and neuroprotectants.
The U.S. government also distributes half a pound of pre-rolled
medical cannabis cigarettes to the four remaining patients enrolled in
the Compassionate Investigational New Drug program.
If science and truth were the standard, cannabis never would have been
made illegal in the first place.
Allan Erickson
Eugene, Ore.
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