I think there are a lot of reasons why the drug companies want Weed to stay illegal.
Very very true.
OT: 5 drugs in Tiger Woods' system at time of arrest
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Very very true.
It would bankrupt them.I think there are a lot of reasons why the drug companies want Weed to stay illegal.
Schedule 1, @katchthis
Yep, right there with heroin.
By the way, MDMA is on the final stretch towards getting FDA approval for treating PTSD.
https://www.dea.gov/druginfo/ds.shtml
Yep, right there with heroin.
By the way, MDMA is on the final stretch towards getting FDA approval for treating PTSD.
https://www.dea.gov/druginfo/ds.shtml
Yep, I Googled it and was surprised that it is in fact Schedule 1, so I deleted my post.
Yes. It's surprising to anyone with any amount of common sense. Schedule 1 - Right there with heroin. Mind bottling.
It's more than that. It's totally insane. And now Sessions wants to treat marijuana sales and purchases like felonies again. Great idea! Let's fill the prisons with potheads again. That'll show them.
Tiger Woods net worth is $750 million per google. And you ask how he can get Dilaudid? With that cash flow, Tiger can get whatever he wants from a drug perspective.
One of the reasons he remains out of the public eye is trying to deal with his pain. You make a choice to either be a zombie or be in pain. Right now he making a choice to mask his pain and hopefully with time can recover from this. Not a Tiger apologist but when you're in that amount of pain you'd rather be in a coma then be conscious.
Supposedly, the first thing that he told the officers that found him was that he had been golfing in LA and was driving back to Orange County. That's exactly the kind of story that you might tell if you were sleep driving. Later on, he said he didn't know where he was and the cops told him that he was in Jupiter Florida. Some of the media said that he also told the police that he had flown back from LA, but I've never seen a confirmation of that from either the authorities or Woods.
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No. This has been my opinion for a long time. Especially since he had several visits with arods Dr.
And there is evidence. Not jumping to anything.
Ldn
"In 2011, Galea pled guilty to smuggling human growth hormone and other drugs into the United States to treat professional athletes. Both Woods and Galea have said that Woods only received only legal platelet-rich plasma therapy from Galea"
Now, now LDN - don't jump to conclusions. This Canadian Dr was the only guy who knew how to spin plasma don't you know
I am not an athlete, but I think I know where Tiger was. You have pain and you take opioids to allow you to do the things you used to do. But the opioids mask the pain and you do your body more damage by continuing to do those things. And, you build up a tolerance to the painkillers, so as time goes by you need more and stronger ones to get the same relief that a smaller, weaker dose used to provide.
It is a wicked spiral. You don't start at Dilaudid. You go up the ladder -- Vicodin, Percocet, Oxycontin, Dilaudid, Opana. Finally, you are taking the heavy opioids as your base dose with the lighter opioids in between for break through pain. Then, when you try to get off, you are physically hooked. I wanted off so bad that I tried to cold turkey off and went Linda Blair -- thrashed and screamed like the devil. Finally, working with my doctor to cycle down the way I cycled up and accepting that I could no longer physically do the things I enjoyed doing for 40+ years, I was able to take control of my body and my life again. I would not wish the journey on anyone.
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