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Question Jan 10, 2010 at 10:26 PM
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does anyone else use this as a treatment for their disorders?

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Default Jan 10, 2010 at 10:41 PM
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I used to use it recreationally but no longer do for several reasons.

I have used it at times for nausea and it does help (not prescribed legally). And yes I have tried phenergan and compazine but found no benefit from them.

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Default Jan 10, 2010 at 10:54 PM
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i use it legally to help with my stress/depression/eating disorder/insomnia.... pretty much everything..... but it's always temporary relief from these issues.... not a treatment, really. because as soon as the cannabis wear off, so does the relief. and all my problems are again.... occurring constantly.

may i ask why you stopped? I have yet to find a reason for it to be dangerous (not trying to start a debate just curious as to why you stopped because I, myself, chose to cut back on the use to try and cope with my problems without it)

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I became aware that it had negative effects on me one evening when I smoked a bit and then made a business call and I had difficult expressing myself as well as normal. For several years I have had apathy and cannot complete simple tasks at times. So I thought perhaps the marijuana was causing the apathy. Plus I have asthma and I know that smoking anything is not good for my lungs. And I don't really have the extra money for it.

As far as being dangerous I don't think it is unless you are driving a vehicle after smoking weed. It does affect your depth perception so I would not ever drive my car or ride or handle my horse after using it.

I read that THC is now available in a capsule but I don't recall what it is called.

I have read that there is no toxic dose of marijuana known. It is not physically addictive like alcohol however it can be psychologically addictive.

I have been using xanax and temazapam for several years for anxiety and insomnia. Those work better for those symptoms than the marijuana.

Plus the fact that marijuana is illegal is a deterrent.

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