Jeffrey Dach M.D.

BEFORE you condemn it, learn about it.

I know this is a controversial subject, but there are so many reasons to rethink the illegality of marijuana.

It is not all about getting high, but, also, feeling better, being able to lead a productive life for young and old alike.

The illegality of marijuana came about in the 30’s. What drove it? Dupont, greed and politics?

Reading Cannabis was an education for me, not only in the drug, marijuana, itself, but all the things surrounding it. The political ramifications, the cost to victims lives when they are imprisoned, and the loss of their possessions through asset forfeiture. I mean, we don’t treat a murderer this badly.

So many diseases and ailments can be treated with marijuana, without the debilitating side affects of many legal pharmaceuticals…epilepsy, seizures, anxiety, bipolar, pain, cancer, parkinsons, and some major central nervous system disorders…insomnia, schizophrenia, multiple sclerosis, diabetes and inflammation and inflammatory diseases.

The growing of marijuana is the same as creating legal pharmaceuticals, they are developed. You don’t just throw a seed in the ground, give it some water, light and fertilizer and voila. It is complicated and costly, but, in my book, something we need to consider.

Have you had someone you love, or yourself, in torturous, overwhelming pain, anxiety that paralyzes you, a terminal illness that legal drugs make any kind of life impossible, , even though you are sitting beside the person, they are so drugged they don’t even know you are there?

What is wrong with giving people all the options that are out there? Don’t you want to make your own choices, when your health and quality of life is on the line?

At the end of each chapter of the book is a wonderful, simplistic summary of the chapter that makes things easy to understand.

I would recommend this book to EVERYONE.

I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of Cannabis Extracts In Medicine by Jeffrey Dach, MD.… (meer)

I was very happy to receive my early reviewer copy of this book. The author obviously did his research, I happen to know a lot about Cannabis extracts and would recommend this just about anybody who wants to broaden there knowledge base especially when it comes to natural healing. This book was very well written , I feel like anybody could understand it, it would even be great for somebody with no knowledge of medical cannabis at all. There was no underlying message just science, I look forward to reading future works by this author, as fast as the Medical cannabis field is growing he shouldn't have to wait to long for more exciting research.… (meer)

here are no pictures in the PDF I recieved. Without pictures, a beginner would be very lost. As a child, I spent quite a bit of time in my grandfather's woodshop so these techniques mentioned are not new terminology for me. Without the now ledge I have I would be completely lost with the instructions provided.

This is more like a introduction to terminology for beginners than anything else. I do think that this may make a nice addition for a high school woodworking class where an instructor is present to demonstrate some of the techniques mentioned in this very short book (I would call it a manual). Maybe something passed around at the beginning of the year to educate a classroom on words they soon will be using regularly.

I recieved a free ebook copy from librarything in exchange for an honest review. I hope the finished product has illustrated instruction added.… (meer)