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April 5, 2012 Marijuana Patients Organization

Patients, Politicians and the Supreme Court

Interesting times for our medical marijuana law in Michigan wouldn’t you say? Recently the Michigan Supreme Court has decided to hear a case, People V. Compassionate Apothecary. The media has touted this as the case to answer the dispensary issue, while some view this as an opportunity for law enforcement to rid Michigan of a law that 67% of us asked for.

April 1, 2012 Marijuana Patients Organization

What strains is the best to grow

This article was originally published on the Marijuana Patients Organization site on April 1, 2012. Looking to start growing my first plant and can…

March 27, 2012 Marijuana Patients Organization

What are the best nutrients to use when growing Blueberry Strains?

This article was originally published on the Marijuana Patients Organization site on March 27, 2012. I just got some Bluberry & Blueberry Haze Clones…

March 26, 2012 Marijuana Patients Organization

Treating Attention Deficit Disorder

At first glance it might seem counter-intuitive to use a medication that has a public perception of decreasing attention to treat a condition whose primary symptom is a deficit of attention. But just as taking stimulants often calms those with hyperactivity, medical marijuana improves the ability to concentrate in some types of ADD.

March 26, 2012 Marijuana Patients Organization

Medical Marijuana As Treatment For Endometriosis

In the past week I have taken care of 4 patients who use medical marijuana to control the pain associated with endometriosis. Each of these patients were younger than 30 and had been managed medically prior to coming to see me. Amazingly, all of them had an almost complete resolution of their symptoms when they medicated with marijuana. These reports are extraordinary as endometriosis is often debilitating and outside of surgery and hormonal therapy very difficult to treat.

March 25, 2012 Marijuana Patients Organization

Survey Results: What is your primary source for medical marijuana?

The latest results of a recent poll conducted by an advocacy organization for people who use medical marijuana is confirming what many have been loudly telling legislators: By a wide margin, dispensaries are the primary means of access to the drug for qualifying patients.

March 24, 2012 Marijuana Patients Organization

Digital versus high pressure sodium

This article was originally published on the Marijuana Patients Organization site on March 24, 2012. I know the advantage of digital like that they…

March 21, 2012 Marijuana Patients Organization

Grow tents and bud smell

This article was originally published on the Marijuana Patients Organization site on March 21, 2012. Since im in an apartment it is tight for…

March 21, 2012 Marijuana Patients Organization

Three law experts debate prohibiting marijuana use

Since Alex Bradley was mugged in summer 2011, he has been in severe pain from a shoulder injury. After undergoing surgery, the international relations senior was prescribed a variety of pain medications, but he has found the side effects nearly unbearable. Now, Bradley is considering an alternative — a medical marijuana card.

March 21, 2012 Marijuana Patients Organization

Getting rid of spider mites

This article was originally published on the Marijuana Patients Organization site on March 21, 2012. We have had mites in our grow room and…

March 12, 2012 Marijuana Patients Organization

Why Can’t You Smoke Pot? Because Lobbyists Are Getting Rich Off of the War on Drugs

John Lovell is a lobbyist who makes a lot of money from making sure you can’t smoke a joint. That’s his job. He’s a lobbyist for the police unions in Sacramento, and he is a driving force behind grabbing Federal dollars to shut down the California marijuana industry. I’ll get to the evidence on this important story in a bit, but first, some context.

March 6, 2012 Marijuana Patients Organization

Clearing the air on medical marijuana

It’s been a frequent complaint from lawmakers and law enforcement officers: Michigan’s Medical Marihuana Act, approved by voters in 2008, was so vague that it’s difficult for police officers and prosecutors to know exactly who is complying with the law, and who is taking advantage of what they think is a step toward legalizing marijuana.