This is a golden opportunity for the people of Indiana to lead the leaders! On August 26th, Indiana NORML will present our Indiana Cannabis Town Hall meeting. It will be at the Indiana State Library, 315 W. Ohio Street in … Continue reading
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Hospital Visits for Cannabis is a Farce
By Neal Smith on July 19, 2020 in Activism, Criminal Justice, Culture, Health, Indiana, Legalization, Science
We’ve known for some years that most hospital and rehab clinics have been, by and large, superfluous. Prohibitionists use these figures to back up their claims that Cannabis is dangerous We’ve also known for years that for all but 1% … Continue reading →
Five Cannabis Myths Destroyed, Once Again
Indiana’s Attorney General Curtis Hill and occasional Indianapolis Star columnist Andrea Neal have both been working overtime to resurrect “Reefer Madness” in the Hoosier State. They are both lying, as I can not believe someone with a legal or journalistic background … Continue reading →
Science and Cannabis Work Well Together
Cannabis has never had anything to fear from science. There are several thousand studies showing the safety and efficacy of the plant as it pertains to medicine or personal use either one, and there have been few studies when subjected to … Continue reading →
Anit-Cannabis Laws Lead to Government Corruption
We have a serious chemical drug problem in Indiana. Cannabis is not a “Gateway” substance; rather it is an exit substance. Several studies have shown that in legal states, there’s a 25% reduction in opioid abuse when Cannabis is used. … Continue reading →
Science = Truth
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 →