Marijuana From the total body of clinical and experimental evidence accumulated to date, it appears likely that daily use of marijuana leads to lung damage similar to that resulting from heavy cigarette smoking. Since marijuana users often smoke both tobacco and marijuana, the effects of the combination require more study. Elsewhere mentioned in the same chapter on marijuana. Smoking one marijuana cigarette can be equivalent to smoking 16 cigarettes. Page 478. Handbook of Abusable Drugs, by Kenneth Blum, Ph.D., D.A.C.A.C.D. and Jay Holder, DC, MD, Ph.D. So, at least in California's population of 30 million+, the
traditional medical community is supporting its usage for chemotherapy related
anti-nausea. As chiropractor Dr. David Miller, lately of Ghana reminds me
"Marijuana
has been used to some good effect by certain elements of the medical
community to stimulate the appetite and reduce nausea in patients receiving
chemotherapy for cancer. Often the stomach upset and the natural
progression of the disease can leave a person mal-nourished, leading to the
cachexia and emaciation common in cancer patients. Unfortunately, the urine
PH of cancer victims has been shown to be consistently
low. Low PH means an acid condition of the body. An acid condition of the
body is accompanied by a lower than optimal Pulse Ox level. Raising the O2
levels of the body tends to increase the urine PH. Smoking marijuana, by
virtue of the CO2 and other acid gasses displacing O2 in the alveoli
contributes to a lower Pulse Ox level, and thus a lower urine PH which as I
stated is one of the conditions consistently found with cancer in the body.
It would not be a stretch to say that smoking marijuana contributes to
conditions in the body which are conducive to cancer. There are other ways
to achieve the therapeutic benefits of Cannabis, but smoking it is not one
of them."
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