answer probably lies in the fact that it may be due to aging or that the transformation of THC in CBN may make you feel more the effects of the CBD without increasing nothing. Or that the CBN will make you feel more tired and heavy than does the THC. The transformation of THC in CBN in part also takes place during drying, which reduces the amount of THC while the peaks are aging. My study revealed only some strains rich of CBD which are rare and say have >4-15% of cannabidiol: Royal Highness, Euphoria, Painkiller XL & Medical Mass. However, as the knowledge on cannabidiol spread, the need and the desire to take cannabis for medicinal purposes will increase incredibly and arrive then the moment in which the selectors will seek to produce more. But if you are farmers who use what they have learned to select strains Giusti, crossed those selected for phenotype and try to obtain a mother plant to support a strain brand new with a very high content of CBD: you can become true magicians of green thumb in the culture of cultivation. Therapeutic properties of cannabis We learn that the Tar has rejected the decree of the government that had exalted to a gram the maximum quantity of cannabis for personal use. We do not enter here in technical merit-legal decision but we remind an authoritative opinion, that of American psychiatrist Lester Grinspoon, professor emeritus of psychiatry at the University of Harvard, on potential therapeutic effects of cannabis, whose properties are known even by millennia: "I have come to the conclusion that if any other drug had revealed similar therapeutic potential combined with a similar primacy of harmlessness, specialists and the public would have demonstrated for it a much higher. The reputation largely undeserved of cannabis as harmful drugs in recreational use and the consequent legal restrictions have hampered its use medical and scientific research. As a result, the medical community has become ignorant in fact of cannabis and was both an agent and a victim, in the dissemination of misinformation and myths terrifying."[1] Grinspoon also recalls, in an article recently appeared in the International Herald Tribune, which in reality the medicinal use of cannabis are known from five thousand years, and between 1840 and 1900 came out more than 100 scientific work on this topic. In recent times the interest in this field is back up but has clashed with the cultural prejudices and also with legal obstacles in the United States and even in other western countries. ''In the meantime - is noted the psychiatrist - the pharmaceutical industry is striving to synthesize cannabinoids chemically, but obtaining substances that are much more expensive than those extracted from plant''. According Grinspoon times were ripe for rethinking the legislation on marijuana. ' The New Laws - concludes Harvard professor - would give relief to millions of people suffering from AIDS, cancer, multiple sclerosis and other debilitating diseases'' (source: LOOP). The cannabis? A grass beneficial He never killed anybody and it relieves suffering linked to various diseases and invasive therapies. A scholar of Harvard explains why we should not criminalize Cannabis In America of the sixties the marijuana began to be very popular among young people and the authorities, alarmed, had already started the propaganda on its harmfulness, arriving to argue that the Spinel led to madness. So it was that, stimulated by the interests of the institutions, Lester Grinspoon, then young psychiatrist and now professor at the University of Harvard, thought to check the existing literature on the danger of hemp. The results of the research were decidedly unexpected: on the alleged harmfulness of the properties of the psicofarmacologiche cannabis had insufficient evidence, at least not as many as they had the legal and social consequences of its consumption. Grinspoon therefore wrote an article quite different from what he had planned, that was published in '68 on the International Journal of Psichiatry and as the editorial in 1969 on Scientific American. This publication was followed by others, nourished, beyond that from the medical literature and scientific, from French Romanticism. From the works of Theophilus Gautier, Charles Baudelaire and other members of the Club of Haschischins so was born in 1971 Marijuana Reconsidered (reconsider marijuana), and two years later, written together with James Bakalar Marijuana, the forbidden Medicine (Marijuana, medicine prohibited Muzio Publisher 1995), in which it supports the thesis of the therapeutic utility of hemp with a wide collection of clinical cases. Grinspoon today is at the forefront of battles antiprohibicionismo. Through an internet site (Www.marijuana-uses.com) offers to the sick the information that their doctors refuse to provide. Currently in the United States only six patients can legally use cannabis. Are the veterans of a group of forty sick inserted in the Individual Treatment Investigational New Drug Program, also called Compassionate Ind., interrupted in 1992. The program, which he contemplated the possibility to prescribe cannabis to patients whose doctors were prepared to follow particular procedures, was launched in 1976 by the federal government in replacement of research programs undertaken in answer probably lies in the fact that it may be due to aging or that the transformation of THC in CBN may make you feel more the effects of the CBD without increasing nothing. Or that the CBN will make you feel more tired and heavy than does the THC. The transformation of THC in CBN in part also takes place during drying, which reduces the amount of THC while the peaks are aging. My study revealed only some strains rich of CBD which are rare and say have >4-15% of cannabidiol: Royal Highness, Euphoria, Painkiller XL & Medical Mass. However, as the knowledge on cannabidiol spread, the need and the desire to take cannabis for medicinal purposes will increase incredibly and arrive then the moment in which the selectors will seek to produce more. But if you are farmers who use what they have learned to select strains Giusti, crossed those selected for phenotype and try to obtain a mother plant to support a strain brand new with a very high content of CBD: you can become true magicians of green thumb in the culture of cultivation. Therapeutic properties of cannabis We learn that the Tar has rejected the decree of the government that had exalted to a gram the maximum quantity of cannabis for personal use. We do not enter here in technical merit-legal decision but we remind an authoritative opinion, that of American psychiatrist Lester Grinspoon, professor emeritus of psychiatry at the University of Harvard, on potential therapeutic effects of cannabis, whose properties are known even by millennia: "I have come to the conclusion that if any other drug had revealed similar therapeutic potential combined with a similar primacy of harmlessness, specialists and the public would have demonstrated for it a much higher. The reputation largely undeserved of cannabis as harmful drugs in recreational use and the consequent legal restrictions have hampered its use medical and scientific research. As a result, the medical community has become ignorant in fact of cannabis and was both an agent and a victim, in the dissemination of misinformation and myths terrifying."[1] Grinspoon also recalls, in an article recently appeared in the International Herald Tribune, which in reality the medicinal use of cannabis are known from five thousand years, and between 1840 and 1900 came out more than 100 scientific work on this topic. In recent times the interest in this field is back up but has clashed with the cultural prejudices and also with legal obstacles in the United States and even in other western countries. ''In the meantime - is noted the psychiatrist - the pharmaceutical industry is striving to synthesize cannabinoids chemically, but obtaining substances that are much more expensive than those extracted from plant''. According Grinspoon times were ripe for rethinking the legislation on marijuana. ' The New Laws - concludes Harvard professor - would give relief to millions of people suffering from AIDS, cancer, multiple sclerosis and other debilitating diseases'' (source: LOOP). The cannabis? A grass beneficial He never killed anybody and it relieves suffering linked to various diseases and invasive therapies. A scholar of Harvard explains why we should not criminalize Cannabis In America of the sixties the marijuana began to be very popular among young people and the authorities, alarmed, had already started the propaganda on its harmfulness, arriving to argue that the Spinel led to madness. So it was that, stimulated by the interests of the institutions, Lester Grinspoon, then young psychiatrist and now professor at the University of Harvard, thought to check the existing literature on the danger of hemp. The results of the research were decidedly unexpected: on the alleged harmfulness of the properties of the psicofarmacologiche cannabis had insufficient evidence, at least not as many as they had the legal and social consequences of its consumption. Grinspoon therefore wrote an article quite different from what he had planned, that was published in '68 on the International Journal of Psichiatry and as the editorial in 1969 on Scientific American. This publication was followed by others, nourished, beyond that from the medical literature and scientific, from French Romanticism. From the works of Theophilus Gautier, Charles Baudelaire and other members of the Club of Haschischins so was born in 1971 Marijuana Reconsidered (reconsider marijuana), and two years later, written together with James Bakalar Marijuana, the forbidden Medicine (Marijuana, medicine prohibited Muzio Publisher 1995), in which it supports the thesis of the therapeutic utility of hemp with a wide collection of clinical cases. Grinspoon today is at the forefront of battles antiprohibicionismo. Through an internet site (Www.marijuana-uses.com) offers to the sick the information that their doctors refuse to provide. Currently in the United States only six patients can legally use cannabis. Are the veterans of a group of forty sick inserted in the Individual Treatment Investigational New Drug Program, also called Compassionate Ind., interrupted in 1992. The program, which he contemplated the possibility to prescribe cannabis to patients whose doctors were prepared to follow particular procedures, was launched in 1976 by the federal government in replacement of research programs undertaken in answer probably lies in the fact that it may be due to aging or that the transformation of THC in CBN may make you feel more the effects of the CBD without increasing nothing. Or that the CBN will make you feel more tired and heavy than does the THC. The transformation of THC in CBN in part also takes place during drying, which reduces the amount of THC while the peaks are aging. My study revealed only some strains rich of CBD which are rare and say have >4-15% of cannabidiol: Royal Highness, Euphoria, Painkiller XL & Medical Mass. However, as the knowledge on cannabidiol spread, the need and the desire to take cannabis for medicinal purposes will increase incredibly and arrive then the moment in which the selectors will seek to produce more. But if you are farmers who use what they have learned to select strains Giusti, crossed those selected for phenotype and try to obtain a mother plant to support a strain brand new with a very high content of CBD: you can become true magicians of green thumb in the culture of cultivation. Therapeutic properties of cannabis We learn that the Tar has rejected the decree of the government that had exalted to a gram the maximum quantity of cannabis for personal use. We do not enter here in technical merit-legal decision but we remind an authoritative opinion, that of American psychiatrist Lester Grinspoon, professor emeritus of psychiatry at the University of Harvard, on potential therapeutic effects of cannabis, whose properties are known even by millennia: "I have come to the conclusion that if any other drug had revealed similar therapeutic potential combined with a similar primacy of harmlessness, specialists and the public would have demonstrated for it a much higher. The reputation largely undeserved of cannabis as harmful drugs in recreational use and the consequent legal restrictions have hampered its use medical and scientific research. As a result, the medical community has become ignorant in fact of cannabis and was both an agent and a victim, in the dissemination of misinformation and myths terrifying."[1] Grinspoon also recalls, in an article recently appeared in the International Herald Tribune, which in reality the medicinal use of cannabis are known from five thousand years, and between 1840 and 1900 came out more than 100 scientific work on this topic. In recent times the interest in this field is back up but has clashed with the cultural prejudices and also with legal obstacles in the United States and even in other western countries. ''In the meantime - is noted the psychiatrist - the pharmaceutical industry is striving to synthesize cannabinoids chemically, but obtaining substances that are much more expensive than those extracted from plant''. According Grinspoon times were ripe for rethinking the legislation on marijuana. ' The New Laws - concludes Harvard professor - would give relief to millions of people suffering from AIDS, cancer, multiple sclerosis and other debilitating diseases'' (source: LOOP). The cannabis? A grass beneficial He never killed anybody and it relieves suffering linked to various diseases and invasive therapies. A scholar of Harvard explains why we should not criminalize Cannabis In America of the sixties the marijuana began to be very popular among young people and the authorities, alarmed, had already started the propaganda on its harmfulness, arriving to argue that the Spinel led to madness. So it was that, stimulated by the interests of the institutions, Lester Grinspoon, then young psychiatrist and now professor at the University of Harvard, thought to check the existing literature on the danger of hemp. The results of the research were decidedly unexpected: on the alleged harmfulness of the properties of the psicofarmacologiche cannabis had insufficient evidence, at least not as many as they had the legal and social consequences of its consumption. Grinspoon therefore wrote an article quite different from what he had planned, that was published in '68 on the International Journal of Psichiatry and as the editorial in 1969 on Scientific American. This publication was followed by others, nourished, beyond that from the medical literature and scientific, from French Romanticism. From the works of Theophilus Gautier, Charles Baudelaire and other members of the Club of Haschischins so was born in 1971 Marijuana Reconsidered (reconsider marijuana), and two years later, written together with James Bakalar Marijuana, the forbidden Medicine (Marijuana, medicine prohibited Muzio Publisher 1995), in which it supports the thesis of the therapeutic utility of hemp with a wide collection of clinical cases. Grinspoon today is at the forefront of battles antiprohibicionismo. Through an internet site (Www.marijuana-uses.com) offers to the sick the information that their doctors refuse to provide. Currently in the United States only six patients can legally use cannabis. Are the veterans of a group of forty sick inserted in the Individual Treatment Investigational New Drug Program, also called Compassionate Ind., interrupted in 1992. The program, which he contemplated the possibility to prescribe cannabis to patients whose doctors were prepared to follow particular procedures, was launched in 1976 by the federal government in replacement of research programs undertaken in answer probably lies in the fact that it may be due to aging or that the transformation of THC in CBN may make you feel more the effects of the CBD without increasing nothing. Or that the CBN will make you feel more tired and heavy than does the THC. The transformation of THC in CBN in part also takes place during drying, which reduces the amount of THC while the peaks are aging. My study revealed only some strains rich of CBD which are rare and say have >4-15% of cannabidiol: Royal Highness, Euphoria, Painkiller XL & Medical Mass. However, as the knowledge on cannabidiol spread, the need and the desire to take cannabis for medicinal purposes will increase incredibly and arrive then the moment in which the selectors will seek to produce more. But if you are farmers who use what they have learned to select strains Giusti, crossed those selected for phenotype and try to obtain a mother plant to support a strain brand new with a very high content of CBD: you can become true magicians of green thumb in the culture of cultivation. Therapeutic properties of cannabis We learn that the Tar has rejected the decree of the government that had exalted to a gram the maximum quantity of cannabis for personal use. We do not enter here in technical merit-legal decision but we remind an authoritative opinion, that of American psychiatrist Lester Grinspoon, professor emeritus of psychiatry at the University of Harvard, on potential therapeutic effects of cannabis, whose properties are known even by millennia: "I have come to the conclusion that if any other drug had revealed similar therapeutic potential combined with a similar primacy of harmlessness, specialists and the public would have demonstrated for it a much higher. The reputation largely undeserved of cannabis as harmful drugs in recreational use and the consequent legal restrictions have hampered its use medical and scientific research. As a result, the medical community has become ignorant in fact of cannabis and was both an agent and a victim, in the dissemination of misinformation and myths terrifying."[1] Grinspoon also recalls, in an article recently appeared in the International Herald Tribune, which in reality the medicinal use of cannabis are known from five thousand years, and between 1840 and 1900 came out more than 100 scientific work on this topic. In recent times the interest in this field is back up but has clashed with the cultural prejudices and also with legal obstacles in the United States and even in other western countries. ''In the meantime - is noted the psychiatrist - the pharmaceutical industry is striving to synthesize cannabinoids chemically, but obtaining substances that are much more expensive than those extracted from plant''. According Grinspoon times were ripe for rethinking the legislation on marijuana. ' The New Laws - concludes Harvard professor - would give relief to millions of people suffering from AIDS, cancer, multiple sclerosis and other debilitating diseases'' (source: LOOP). The cannabis? A grass beneficial He never killed anybody and it relieves suffering linked to various diseases and invasive therapies. A scholar of Harvard explains why we should not criminalize Cannabis In America of the sixties the marijuana began to be very popular among young people and the authorities, alarmed, had already started the propaganda on its harmfulness, arriving to argue that the Spinel led to madness. So it was that, stimulated by the interests of the institutions, Lester Grinspoon, then young psychiatrist and now professor at the University of Harvard, thought to check the existing literature on the danger of hemp. The results of the research were decidedly unexpected: on the alleged harmfulness of the properties of the psicofarmacologiche cannabis had insufficient evidence, at least not as many as they had the legal and social consequences of its consumption. Grinspoon therefore wrote an article quite different from what he had planned, that was published in '68 on the International Journal of Psichiatry and as the editorial in 1969 on Scientific American. This publication was followed by others, nourished, beyond that from the medical literature and scientific, from French Romanticism. From the works of Theophilus Gautier, Charles Baudelaire and other members of the Club of Haschischins so was born in 1971 Marijuana Reconsidered (reconsider marijuana), and two years later, written together with James Bakalar Marijuana, the forbidden Medicine (Marijuana, medicine prohibited Muzio Publisher 1995), in which it supports the thesis of the therapeutic utility of hemp with a wide collection of clinical cases. Grinspoon today is at the forefront of battles antiprohibicionismo. Through an internet site (Www.marijuana-uses.com) offers to the sick the information that their doctors refuse to provide. Currently in the United States only six patients can legally use cannabis. Are the veterans of a group of forty sick inserted in the Individual Treatment Investigational New Drug Program, also called Compassionate Ind., interrupted in 1992. The program, which he contemplated the possibility to prescribe cannabis to patients whose doctors were prepared to follow particular procedures, was launched in 1976 by the federal government in replacement of research programs undertaken in