Congress Calls On VA To Study Medical Marijuana To Treat PTSD

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Sorry, I'd hit send by mistake, I also assisted with about 300 surgeries in multiple fields, and had to very extensively deal with analgesics in the course of scripting under my attendings for pain, during postop, I also had very extensive training in anesthesiology and pain mgmt, and I can assure you, as I'd said, that the whole notion of approving that for anything, positively makes my blood run cold...it's the stupidest thing imaginable, the stuff is dangerous, by no means innocuous, and, to my mind by no means of any possible valid clinical use, zero, I'm sorry, but that is my final view on the subject, as I'd said, I realize the reason you'd sent it, however, I've treated patients who'd been damaged by the stuff, I've watched their cognitive reactions, I've observed a very good deal, and, besides, you've seen the level of scientific subject !after I've sent in during my time on Jere, I think, by now, you know, that I know precisely what I'm talking about, spot on, exactamundo, so trust !e, those in Congress supporting such a notion are, as I'd said, being pluperfect ignoramuses, in my view, the end, honest, I'd welcome your thoughts, I know I'm gonna hear them, and as I'd said, those are obv only my personal opinions, however, they're based on 22 yrs of fundamental scientific training as well as clinical observation and/or post disability continuing scientific study in my own, the stuff is dangerous, and deserves to be totally and completely illegal, done finished, the end, QED, honest....

Normally, I avoid getting drawn into that whole thing, for the simple reason I vehemently disagree, and kind of treat the whole topic like it's a live wire, rather like bubonic plague...however, in this one specific instance, I'll venture to explain why I think as I do, though, as I'd said, I try to rather fastidiously avoid doing so as a matter of generality...now, aside from being totally and completely illegal, as, certainly, knowing as much about pharmacology as I do, I entirely agree with, those who even remotely suggest such a thing, whether for that, or oncology, or any other supposedly, ostensibly, purportedly clinically acceptable use, I'm agriad, quite simply haven't clue one what they're talking about...zero, zip, nada, goose egg...numerous uno, the stuff is extremely highly toxic, extremely dangerous, which is precisely why as a Schedule I agent, it is, and should be illegal, any thought to the contrary is totally ignorant nonsense, the entire topic was covered during my clinical training before my disability, in nauseating detail as to exactly why...it binds to the lipids of the myselin sheaths of CNS neurons, dulling the mind, slowing cognition perceptibly...further, for many decades now, even if there were so e clinically acceptable reason to use it, there are oral substitutes that clinicians can script for, that could certainly be used in place of any illegal version, that perform exactly the same clinical function, though the damage to neuron myelin sheaths is precisely the same...it also completely bolides up the GABA receptor on CNS neurons, which, if you read about it, is absolutely integral yo Nero psychopharmacology, it's pretty much one of the largest and most complex multi-section receptors on any cell in the body, all neurons have them, as, I think, do other cells, though they arise most prominently on CNS neurons, in terms of psychopharmacologic importance...trust me, I was very well and quite extensively trained on that whole topic in pharmacology by the chairman of a pharmacy school near my clinical program who was brought in to teach for my place as an adjunct, and trust me again, he was REALLY, REALLY strict, no joking around, I found his coursework he very roughest I ever took in the place, then one of the regular faculty in our program, who'd been a pharmacist before going as faculty in our field, finished up the other half of the full year of grad level pharm training I for, apart, from all the years and years of postgraduate residency training I also got, which invoked constant land continual lectures on pharmacology, as well as extremely extensive rotations with psychiatry, on, and on, and on...any member of Congress who advocates such a thing, is, to my way of thinking, and I know this is only my opinion, of course, a total and complete moronic idiot, woefully uninformed, and absolutely and completely clueless, without brain one in the head, with negative IQs, and total mental losers...I'm sorry, I know I'm gonna be disagreed with, I get that, however, we were reqd to read clinical study after clinical study on addiction science as part of my training before my disability, from that, to tobacco, and everything in between, incl alcohol, and I can assure you, positively, 100% for sure, that the whole piece is complete and total ignorant bushwa, honest, absolutely ignorant garbage, complete and total horse lucky, I assure you...now, as I said, I know I'm gonna be beaten over the head, as I'd said, however, trust !e, I assure you, that is, without doubt, the very stupidest thing I've ever seen. I understand why you sent it in, truly, I do, and, I k ow I'm just spitting into Hurricane Katrina here to argue my point as I have, however, trust me, it's also the God's-honest truth, I assure you, 150% proof positive, cut and dry, that is it, no possible argument or rationalizatoon possible to get around of, no equivocation possible...trust me, in this instance, "But, but, but...' Ain't gonna achieve squat, honest, dangerous as cancer, and quite deservedly so, honest, so believe me, I've been all over that whole topic even though I wasn't medicine for 22 yrs that I've been studying serious clinical science, from pharmacology, to pathology, as part of doctoral allied health, though we shut my license off as I've said sevl yrs ago, and trust me, on that subject, I know exactly and completely, 100%, what I'm talking about, both as a serious scientist, as well as a doctoral level allied health clinician, before my total perm disability. I was senior resident in my field for a whole hospital for two full years of our seven yrs residency in all, tough I only finished six due to my disability. I also treated some 10000 patients over nine yrs total, two as a student on externship, seven yrs as a resident hhough I only finished six due to illness