My mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) roughly a year ago, but thanks to medical cannabis (with meticulous strain selection and mild electronic vaporization), her cognitive abilities have astonishingly improved — so far matching the science suggesting cannabis actually…
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Tagged with: addiction, Alzheimer's disease, Bill of Rights, cannabis, Commerce Clause, Constitution, Controlled Substances Act, corruption, dementia, drug abuse, education, elderly, entertainment, health, journalism, judicial branch, justice, law, law enforcement, marijuana, medicine, politics, psychedelics, senior citizens
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis
No Stone(d) Unturn?
Prompted by “Dementia researchers are leaving no stone unturned in the hunt for new treatments”: http://www.dementiablog.org/dementia-researchers-are-leaving-no-stone-unturned-in-the-hunt-for-new-treatments/ No stone unturned? I added our Heads Up program description of our Mind Always Matters campaign to this post, so you can be the…
Tagged with: Alzheimer's disease, cannabis, Controlled Substances Act, dementia, elderly, government, health, healthcare, journalism, law, law enforcement, marijuana, medicine, psychedelics, science, senior citizens, War on Drugs
Posted in Liberty Shield, Stress Health
Posted in Liberty Shield, Stress Health
Cannabis Works Against Dementia Now?
Prompted by “Solanezumab: Is the first disease-modifying treatment for Alzheimer’s on the horizon?”: http://www.dementiablog.org/solanezumab/ We’re hearing in the news that a new treatment designed to slow Alzheimer’s has shown benefit in one of the final stages of testing in people.…
Tagged with: Alzheimer's disease, cannabis, Constitution, Controlled Substances Act, dementia, elderly, health, healthcare, law, law enforcement, marijuana, medicine, psychedelics, senior citizens, stress, stress management, War on Drugs
Posted in Liberty Shield, Stress Health
Posted in Liberty Shield, Stress Health
Will You Get Dementia?
Prompted by “Why do some people get dementia and not others?”: http://www.dementiablog.org/why-do-some-people-get-dementia/ Well, you could read the prompting piece, but here’s the quick summary in one following sentence: Getting dementia could be based upon mental exercise (brain strength), genetics, sleeping,…
Tagged with: Alzheimer's disease, cannabis, Constitution, Controlled Substances Act, dementia, education, elderly, government, health, healthcare, law, law enforcement, marijuana, medicine, psychedelics, Republican Party, senior citizens, stress, stress management, War on Drugs
Posted in Liberty Shield, Stress Health
Posted in Liberty Shield, Stress Health
Cannabis/Patient Neglect?
Prompted by: Alzheimer’s Association International Conference I wonder throughout all of the conference events (apparently designed to tune worldwide efforts against AD — Alzheimer’s disease), is anyone there talking about cannabis being the only drug scientifically mentioned (and easily safely…
Tagged with: Alzheimer's disease, cannabis, dementia, elderly, health, marijuana, psychedelics, senior citizens, stress, stress management
Posted in Liberty Shield, Stress Health
Posted in Liberty Shield, Stress Health
Reign In the Cannabis Dose
Medical and recreational cannabis is both art and science for worst through best.
Tagged with: addiction, Alzheimer's disease, art, cannabis, Constitution, dementia, drug abuse, education, entertainment, futurism, government, health, healthcare, law, marijuana, psychedelics, Ron Paul, science, stress, Tea Party
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis
Stress Divided
For worst through best is the distinction of stress?
Tagged with: addiction, Alzheimer's disease, cannabis, climate change, dementia, drug abuse, futurism, health, healthcare, language, law, marijuana, medicine, meditation, psychedelics, stress
Posted in Stress Health
Posted in Stress Health
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