1. Bogus....
    Matt Cartier Matt Cartier United States says:
    November 28, 2016 at 1:13 PM

    So a bogus website that is posting a poorly written op-ed piece (That I can only assume they were paid to promote) from a notorious quack-job website that sells cures via it's supplements as well as treatments via the "brain-soul connection" (Amen Clinics) is trying to tell me that they did a test via SPECT scans (which alone are more harmful than using cannabis) and found out that it lowers blood flow? Yet they provide no data, nor do they provide any statistics.

    Ok... this is not the 1980's. People have the ability to research things on their own these days. So please cut the "Reefer Madness" and find a better way to sell your snake oil pills in a way that doesn't cause any harm to actual medicine that nature provides in cannabis.

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