September 24, 2004
Too much, or not enough?
The person who posted a comment to my previous post is correct:
* Moderation is the key
* Too much of anything can be harmful
This creates difficulties for some medical marijuana patients, who also must worry that:
* Too little is not enough
* Too little will not help
It is sometimes a fine line that must be walked. Due to the high cost of good marijuana, and the low cost I pay for Marinol due to health insurance and government programs, I will sometimes mix and match. This helps me cut down my costs while continuing to give me the medical benefits.
Although I prefer marijuana because of the many reasons I've stated in other posts, Marinol can make a few hits of marijuana last a lot longer. It is difficult, however, to time the doses properly, and I don't always receive the results I need.
In addition, Marinol only works for a portion of the symptoms that medical marijuana treats. Many conditions, such as seizures, are controlled by another ingredient in marijuana, cannabidiol, which is not in Marinol. The ingredient in Marinol, THC, instead can increase seizures. Not a good idea.
By carefully controlling my marijuana doses, and mixing it with Marinol, I have cut my weekly marijuana costs in half.
Also, moderation is another key. A few hits or bowls of good quality marijuana may help alleviate your symptoms, but if you continue smoking all day or night, then it's not medical any longer. It could be recreational, but if you're doing it out of habit, and you're not having fun, then I suppose it isn't even recreational any longer.
Less really is more.
Posted by Kroeme on September 24, 2004 1:36 PM
Comments
I'm the author of a book called Prescription Pot, which details the U.S. Government's secretive medical marijuana program, administered by the FDA.
I want to personally thank you for your courageous efforts on behalf of patients. Your work is not in vain.
Posted by: Chris Largen at July 2, 2005 8:56 PM
It must be at least a year since my last email but I was hoping it's still not too late for our interview. I, again, am futhering my research on mm and was hoping you would be of some help to me. Please email me asap. Thanks.
Posted by: Miki Cruz at January 5, 2006 11:05 PM
Hi.
I just wanna say from the experience of how cannabis works in traditional use society/religion...the way it SHOULD work, if one is connected to the right senario, and starting from a neutral base, is that one transcends to a level of consciousness/reality wherby one no longer has the afflication. So its a one off thing! (or you get somewhere and then you can stop...its real not a game or recreational thing, and its this aspect that the system here in the west trys always to contain)
You don't obviously need cannabis to experience instant magical type healing, but it can work well this way. And similarly if you are well to start with you can use cannabis in the right set and setting (tribal/eastern culture) to improve ones consciousness by transcending to auspicious realities..literally ultimately! Well ther supernatural is real in India and not blocked...by oh its a long long story....here's the overstanding...
http://www.suite101.com/discussion.cfm/ritual_abuse/111339/latest/5
This is actually true...you shouldn't need to smoke and eight a day indefinitely to cure yourself of MS or whatever...the process I've described should happen. why dosen't it?....because of set and setting basically...malign energies do everything possible to infiltrate here and block one from the auspicious temple. It doesn't work in this way here because we are not connected to the correct religious senario (basically)...instead exposed in the mainstream to the ultimate negative illness vibes of this societies construction...or we try not to be and this virus breaks in sometimes.
I'm certainly very very impressed with the magical power of home grown outdoor organic (vegan in my case) cannabis, grown here in the UK...visonary material..gain in the right set and setting the visions become real around one...space and time relative to the viewer, the normal constraints dissappear and reality bends...assuming that the 'mad morons' don't twist your trip into a real time nightmare into the lunatic asylum! (hazard of the 'quick way' to enlightmentment especially here in the west again, due to the negative occult programming of the mainstream.)
Blessed be.
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