There is very little evidence to suggest cannabis can help ease the symptoms of a raft of illnesses, scientists have said.
Medicinal cannabis has been legalised in 23 US states as a therapy to treat disease or alleviate symptoms, and a further seven states have legislation pending.
But despite the drug's legal status in many parts of the world, the debate rages as to whether it is effective.
A new study, in which scientists assessed the findings of 79 randomised trials including around 6,500 volunteers, found the evidence supporting the use of medical cannabis is weak.
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It doesn't work statistically....I suspect most of the "benefits" were placebo effect, in former druggies.
However, I suspect, on the other hand, like using anti depressents for pain, it makes you not care that you hurt.
Two things: One: You notice a lot of those who use it for "glaucoma" ignore that to work it needs quite a dose, making them high all the time? Ah but better than using eyedrops that don't do this?
The other problem: The medical marijuana organizations are funded by millionaires (Including Soros' Open Society program). That last organization has a larger agenda, including legalizing all drugs, and medical marijuana is the nose of the camel entering the tent.
Oh yes: They also support legalized euthanasia, which is why they are funding "end of life" type organizations, and slowly subverting those who run them.
