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Amelia got her life back. you are too quick. i just noticed myself breathing during the day, that i wasn t holding my breath. i noticed i was less startled. there d just be these constant moments of like wow. and in just a short time, we ll take a peek at amelia s brain to see what cannabis has or has not done and get clues as to why it seems to be helping her ptsd. clues that rick doblin, just miles away in another part of boston, is also determined to find. the precise strain doblin and cecily believe could quiet and heal the brains of people with ptsd continues to grow. it is late fall and harvest is about to begin. so how many of these plants have rick doblin s name on it? he has his name on three plants. but as they are about to learn, starting a revolution can be tough. ....
we had a duty as medical professionals to demand that this plant be allowed to go through the proper drug development process of the fda. so dr. sue sisley, the skeptic, and rick done doblin, the believer, started their crusade in 2009. that s what we re hearing from the vets, that they want these two different kinds. their goal to investigate this simple but profoundly important question. could marijuana help save veterans like shawn kiernan? the veterans are saying they want an activating strain for the morning and they want a sedating strain at night. problem is they first applied to the federal government for approval in 2010 and were rejected. then again in 2012, but were delayed for years by government bureaucracy. that was extremely demoralizing to me. it was just frustrating. i can understand some concerns about inefficiency and some cumbersomeness. ....
Prove to mainstream medicine what millions of medical marijuana patients already believe. that a plant may be a better pain treatment than the powerful pills that are most commonly prescribed. do we ever get to a point where we say, look, it s a medicine like so many other medicines out there? i was just going to tell you, i used to say not in my lifetime but now i m becoming a little more cautious because who knows? let s just wait and see. wait and see, that s been a mantra for decades when it comes to pot. but for rick doblin and his veterans the time for waiting is over. u of a assistant professor now believes yet they re now going to be faced with shocking news that could put the whole ptsd study in jeopardy. you won t see these folks at the post office ....
Medical marijuana are now diving in head first. all sorts of people came out of the woodwork to try to help us, include va researchers who are experts of marijuana use with vets by ptsd. and also researchers funded by nida, who are located at johns hopkins. and now one year after the study was approved by the federal government, the plants are now fully grown, brimming the chemicals that could hold so much promise. but one question still nags at rick doblin. did it have to take so long? for decades researchers have wanted to speed things up by getting a variety of marijuana strains from places other than the university of mississippi, even taking the government to court. but every time they lost. now in the midst of this revolution even that may be changing. director of nida, nora volkov. we started that dialogue with the dea. in order for us to advance the ....
Available from other growers in the united states, but those farms cannot provide it for this federally approved study. doblin and sisley will have to wait for the grow at ole miss. when rick doblin got his study approved back in march, there were specific strains, as you know, that he wanted. yes. did you have the strains for him at that time? no. if i had, i would have delivered. you have to develop the strains. you have to get the right material. the right composition. and then you have to propagate it and produce the final product. and all of that takes time, causing potentially deadly delays. our focus has to be what s best for the patients. how do we get this available to the patients, many of whom are committing suicide because of ptsd. while rick doblin waits for his cannabis to be grown let me just have a quick listen to your breathing. this man doesn t have to. ole miss already had the strain that oncologist dr. donald ....