Cannabis can save your life....

This. I bet.

Nope, rather a two word short story so far.

Don't question this the sound logic of "Source"

First source I read.

However, none of these studies demonstrated that marijuana -- or any of its components -- could lower IOP as effectively as drugs already on the market. In addition, some potentially serious side effects were noted, including an increased heart rate and a decrease in blood pressure in studies using smoked marijuana.

Second.

Conclusion Occasional and low cumulative marijuana use was not associated with adverse effects on pulmonary function. I would like to remark three words. Ocassional and low cumulative.

Third source

But the psychoactive side effects of marijuana make its use impractical in the treatment of epilepsy," said DeLorenzo, who was the lead author on the article. "If we can understand how marijuana works to end seizures, we may be able to develop novel drugs that might do a better job of treating epileptic seizures."

Couldn't find anything but an abstract on the fourth. If you have access to the complete article please link it.

Fifth source

Part of the reason marijuana works to relieve pain and quell nausea is that, in some people, it reduces anxiety, improves mood, and acts as a sedative. But so far the few studies evaluating the use of marijuana as a treatment for psychiatric disorders are inconclusive, partly because this drug may have contradictory effects in the brain depending on the dose of the drug and inborn genetic vulnerability.

Much more is known about the psychiatric risks of marijuana (whether used for recreational or medical purposes) than its benefits.

Sixth.

We note that while THC provides an interesting Alzheimer's disease drug lead, it is a psychoactive compound with strong affinity for endogenous cannabinoid receptor

Seventh

Smoked cannabis was superior to placebo in symptom and pain reduction in participants with treatment-resistant spasticity. Future studies should examine whether different doses can result in similar beneficial effects with less cognitive impact.

But the lead investigator acknowledges the following

"Blinding" people as to whether they are on marijuana or a placebo is tough since the drug creates a "high" feeling.

In this study, 17 of 30 patients were able to correctly guess whether they were using marijuana or a placebo at each of their six visits with the researchers. And the rest often guessed correctly.

"It's pretty clear that the patients were not really blinded," LaRocca said. "What effects that might have had on the results is unclear."

That means that the study cannot be considered as conclusive. They have to be double-blind so that there's no placebo effect involved.

Read that and exercise critical thinking, please. I'm not saying that there's no possible uses to marijuana, but you have to read articles as a whole, not the part that interests you. Also I would like to remark that smoking is not the most effective way of administrating any kind of drug either.

I found that funny too.

It's like saying injecting cyanide is better than injecting mercury.
Just because one is less bad than the other doesn't mean it is good for you.

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Who's "they"?

Comparing marijuana to MDMA is asinine... They're on totally different levels, one can potentially kill you if misused and the other will just make you hungry... >_>