Science is the method of determining truth. Scientific methods can be applied to many activities in our daily lives, and once upon a time in America, people in general knew how to apply the basic scientific approach to problem solving. … Continue reading
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Fewer Medicaid Dollars With Cannabis
Cannabis might be an excellent medicine for the nation’s ailing healthcare system. There are no life-threatening side effects from Cannabis, and those people who might have an adverse reaction are few and far in between. That means fewer stacked prescriptions … Continue reading →
Indiana’s Attorney General is Way Off Base.
By Neal Smith on June 2, 2020 in Activism, Criminal Justice, Indiana, Legalization, Medical Marijuana, regulations, Science
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill recently made some very incorrect statements about the relegalization of Cannabis in the Hoosier state. Let’s shovel up these bull droppings. First, let’s talk about the Endocannabinoid System. We have a system in the human … Continue reading →
A Patient Cured is a Customer Lost.
Big Pharma has long been an opponent of relegalization. They will lose a lot of money when we win, but they should. They have made billions, if not trillions of dollars on the suffering of people, with little to no … Continue reading →
Hoosiers Favor Medical Cannabis by 73%
By Neal Smith on October 8, 2020 in Activism, Criminal Justice, Culture, Health, Indiana, Legalization, Legislation, Medical Marijuana, regulations
Three years ago, a Ball State poll showed Hoosiers wanted medical Cannabis by 55%. On October 7, 2020, a Howey Politics Indiana poll, in conjunction with Indianapolis TV station WTHR, released a poll showing that 73% of Hoosiers want medical … Continue reading →
In the Way
By Neal Smith on February 26, 2020 in Culture, Health, Indiana, Legalization, Legislation, Medical Marijuana, Science
Once again, one person in the Indiana General Assembly, has thwarted the will of the people by taking no action. I am, of course, referring to Indiana Senator Patricia Miller (R-Indianapolis), Chair of the Health and Provider Services Committee, refused … Continue reading →