Most medical schools don’t teach about the endocannabinoid system!

If the future doctor knows nothing about the endocannabinoid system and its functions, how can he understand how cannabis can help against migraines, seizures, Crohn’s disease and many other diseases?

Did you know that the US government has known since 1974 that cannabis kills cancer cells? So why don’t they teach their students about it?

One of the most important recent studies is a study by the University of California and Dr. Donald Tashkin. Dr. Tashkin had to prove the connection between cannabis smoking and lung cancer. What his research showed surprised and amazed him!

It has been found that increased marijuana use does not lead to an increase in the incidence of lung and laryngeal cancer. In fact, people had a lower risk than those who did not smoke at all. Of course, tobacco smokers were at greater risk the more they smoked. Tobacco smokers who also smoked marijuana had a slightly lower risk of lung cancer than non-tobacco smokers.

Since the publication of its results, the government has tried to undermine the credibility of this information. Instead of publishing, the government did a much smaller study in New Zealand. This study had the same results as Tashkin’s, but it had so few users that it was of no interest to others.

After all, they skewed the results of the New Zealand study, which contradicted Tashkin. It was a completely misunderstanding of the results. “Heavy cannabis users may be at greater risk of chronic lung disease, including cancer, compared to tobacco smokers,” New Zealanders concluded with BBC News.

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In an interview Tashkin aired, he criticized New Zealand's methodology. Dr. Tashkin, according to Fred Gardner's O'Shaughnessy, said, "There is some cognitive dissonance associated with the interpretation of their results. I think it has to do with the pattern of faith between the interrogators and -- I wish they were here to defend themselves. "

We can only ask or speculate what other lies we are listening to justify not using cannabis as a medicine. Medicine must be guided by intellectual curiosity, the pursuit of knowledge, truth and science.

Source: here