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What drawbacks are being hushed? Where and by what amount is marijuana being over-prescribed? Try backing up something you say with reality
Name these companies and explain to me what wrong they're doing.
Heres an example. Futuorla. The commercial talks about the longevity of the drug, and implies that it improves Diaz's performance, without once mentioning any side effect, such as the increased risk for cardiovascular events.
No, it is not currently being over prescribed all across the country, because it is just now being legalized across much of the US.
My point is, business will try to make as much money as they can off it. Like any product.
You honestly think people having a financial interest in it supports your points? A lot of businessmen like getting rich off water. Is water bad because of that?
No. But that means we should keep an eye on the people and the product, and not trust them blindly. eg- Flint, Michigan.
No shit. Opioids CAUSE seizures. Cannabis PREVENTS them, and treats pain. Now tell me again why they're the same.
They are the same because they both provide some benefit to a number of people, while causing unintended and harmful side effects.
Let me be clear; I take it to prevent my seizures and it hasn't even been regulated enough to be legal in most states, let alone profited from, so you're talking out of your asshole.
I am legitimately interested in the benefits of MJ. I have not seen any good study for decreased seizures.
I do not think that we should legalize something based just on reports from the general public.
I've seen conflicting evidence on seizures. If you have a study you can link me, please do.
My point, again, is that companies may have a not totally honorable motivation in legalizing MJ. The plan may be to collect profit off it, regardless of its actual efficacy