What are the reasons for with-holding Medical Cannabis access?

These are the reasons why I believe people are held back from Medical Cannabis.


*For thousands of years people have been using Cannabis.

In 1923, Cannabis was made illegal. People were given no reason why this plant was made illegal. However, I believe it is all money driven. What do we use on a daily basis? Some of the main things are paper, clothing, oils, rope, etcetera.

Hemp not to be confused with the high THC strain known as Cannabis, can be used to make all of these things and also, promote good health. This hemp oil has a near perfect oil structure.

I believe that competitive business drove this extremely useful plant out.

On the medical side of things using the high THC level or high CBD levels are with-held by certain companies if you can not afford the amount of money you need for your medicine.

Now, being able to have access and being able to afford it are two different issues. One, if you can't have access, if your situation changes and you can afford it you can feed their bottom line. If you can't feed their bottom line, which is the case for many or all business. I have had the experience of no, "We will pull your precription if you don't have a purchase history," well, that's great.

My agruement is that if I have access and can't afford it, it may not feed your bottom line but you are compassionate enough to let me have access, when I can afford it. If people are pro-active in making their lives better why not give them access.

In the paper and clothing aspect, it was taking business away from pulp and paper. NO! We can't have that. So they stripped it away and made it illegal. This plant heals the earth just by taking the toxins out of it, don't believe me, look at Hiroshima. They planted hemp plants and the environment and is infact being cleaned by the plants.

This is a wonder plant, and shouldn't be demonised.


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