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To: bentway who wrote (190014)	5/29/2012 12:19:38 PM
From: koan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 545085

I struggle with arthritis and pot helps a lot. Getting back to the magic of statins. They are also a powerful anti inflammatory and seem to help greatly with arthritis. Pot, fish oil and green tea has allowed me to not have to take any arthritis medicine which are all dagnerous, and very few pain killers, which are also dangerous. Statins also seem to help prevent MS, Parkinsons, pneumonia and is even something one should take in the event of a serious flu outbreak. Sort of amazing. They even said people in critical care units should continue taking it?

To: bentway who wrote (190014)	5/29/2012 2:10:25 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Respond to of 545085

Clinical Cannabinoid Deficiency... the greatest disease ever invented. Raw Cannabis Juice and the Link to Clinical Cannabinoid Deficiency Posted by Laura Vladimirova \| January 19 2012 \| 3620 views Some time ago, the internet was ablaze with articles touting the benefits of a new way to ingest medical marijuana: Juicing raw medical marijuana plants. The information stated that, much like juicing and the raw food diet, juicing medical marijuana preserves vital compounds and enzymes, like CBD cannabinoids, that would otherwise deteriorate with the combustion from common baking or burning methods. What's even more amazing is that experts claim that a diet saturated with cannabinoids may treat an oft-misunderstood biochemical disorder: Clinical Cannabinoid Deficiency. bigbudsmag.com