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Dictionary » C » Cannabis CannabisCannabis The hemp plant cannabis Sativa. Hallucinogenic products prepared from the dried flowering tops of the plant include marijuana, hashish, bhang, and ganja. Any plant of the genus Cannabis; a coarse bushy annual with palmate leaves and clusters of small green flowers; yields tough fibers and narcotic drugs.A drug most commonly used recreationally in many societies which has hallucinogenic properties. Some recent research suggests that cannabis may have medicinal properties in curing / removing symptoms of degenerative diseases. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Odd food poisoning-like symptoms, strange tastes... confused by this eggy foul smell. If left undiagnosed you can ulcerate your digestive tracts and loose weight. If your a cigarette smoker abuse cannabis or alcohol to help you sleep or even eat acidic foods you'll wake up in the middle of the night with the stabbing pains you all have ! drinking ...
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Is this Botany?... to use them for medicinal and recreational use" So really, if we skip the implicature, you want to grow some POT?? Interesting thing, growing cannabis got me into the biological sciences. I was 17 years old at the time.
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Whats wrong with me? HELP - Mental Illness.... and have been suffering from "mental illness" probably most of my life. It was in 2003 that I experienced full blown psychosis due to Cannabis (marijuana) use. I think, that me using Cannabis was just me self medicating, and the psychosis I experienced, I would have experienced later ...
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The Fiber Disease... new drug czar, Jim McDonough, fresh from a stint in McCaffrey's ONDCP office introduced the concept of using Fusarium to kill Florida's outdoor Cannabis crop, the response from David Struhs, Head of Florida's Department of Environmental Protection was strong. Struh's sent a letter off to McDonough ...
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The Fiber Disease... policy. In 1999, Ag/Bio Con, Inc., a Montana-based USDA-connected company with an inside track to Defense Department financing, proposed using a cannabis-killing strain of Fusarium oxysporum in Florida. The proposal was engineered by James McDonough, Florida's Director of the Office of Drug Control. ...
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