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Dr. Grinspoon has added a blog to his Uses of Marijuana website
Lester Grinspoon M.D. has just announced that he has added a blog to his Uses of Marijuana Website, a website devoted to further understanding and appreciation of the way in which marijuana enhances a variety of experiences.
The blog located at http://www.marijuana-uses.com will be a vehicle for Dr. Grinspoon to educate the public about research and advances in marijuana and medical marijuana research.
The blog located at http://www.marijuana-uses.com will be a vehicle for Dr. Grinspoon to educate the public about research and advances in marijuana and medical marijuana research.
Dr. Grinspoon has added a blog to his Uses of Marijuana website
Lester Grinspoon M.D. has just announced that he has added a blog to his Uses of Marijuana Website, a website devoted to further understanding and appreciation of the way in which marijuana enhances a variety of experiences.
The blog located at http://www.marijuana-uses.com will be a vehicle for Dr. Grinspoon to educate the public about research and advances in marijuana and medical marijuana research.
About Dr. Lester Grinspoon (from Wikipedia)
Lester Grinspoon is Associate Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and the author of several drug-related books, including Marijuana Reconsidered, Psychedelic Drugs Reconsidered, and Marijuana: The Forbidden Medicine. The first two were published during the 1970s, when it appeared cannabis was well on its way to nationwide decriminalization in the United States. The latter was published in 1993. It describes a variety of ailments for which cannabis ingestion may be indicated.
As a doctor, Grinspoon was the first American physician to prescribe lithium carbonate for bipolar disorder. He also founded the Harvard Mental Health Letter, and was its editor for fifteen years.
Grinspoon originally endeavored to write Marijuana Reconsidered in order to build a case against marijuana, but as his research progressed, he realized the complexities of the plant and was moved to advocate for legalization. He has testified before Congress, and as an expert witness in various legal proceedings, including the deportation hearings of John Lennon. Grinspoon worked with Ramsey Clark on a number of international marijuana related incidents.
Grinspoon was a prominent speaker at the 1998 NORML conference in Washington, DC.
Dr. Grinspoon runs 2 websites: 1) Marijuana: The Forbidden Medicine (http://rxmarijuana.com/) that includes thousands of individual anecdotes concerning the medical uses of marijuana as well as Q&A; and 2) Uses of Marijuana (http://marijuana-uses.com/) that allows for people to submit essays relating to the 'enhancing' effects that marijuana can have on the user. The focus is on effects which are meaningful for the individual: not merely 'increased appetite', but rather effects such as increased creativity, rushes of insight/new ideas, or increased appreciation for music, art and nature.
Lester Grinspoon M.D. has just announced that he has added a blog to his Uses of Marijuana Website, a website devoted to further understanding and appreciation of the way in which marijuana enhances a variety of experiences.
The blog located at http://www.marijuana-uses.com will be a vehicle for Dr. Grinspoon to educate the public about research and advances in marijuana and medical marijuana research.
About Dr. Lester Grinspoon (from Wikipedia)
Lester Grinspoon is Associate Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and the author of several drug-related books, including Marijuana Reconsidered, Psychedelic Drugs Reconsidered, and Marijuana: The Forbidden Medicine. The first two were published during the 1970s, when it appeared cannabis was well on its way to nationwide decriminalization in the United States. The latter was published in 1993. It describes a variety of ailments for which cannabis ingestion may be indicated.
As a doctor, Grinspoon was the first American physician to prescribe lithium carbonate for bipolar disorder. He also founded the Harvard Mental Health Letter, and was its editor for fifteen years.
Grinspoon originally endeavored to write Marijuana Reconsidered in order to build a case against marijuana, but as his research progressed, he realized the complexities of the plant and was moved to advocate for legalization. He has testified before Congress, and as an expert witness in various legal proceedings, including the deportation hearings of John Lennon. Grinspoon worked with Ramsey Clark on a number of international marijuana related incidents.
Grinspoon was a prominent speaker at the 1998 NORML conference in Washington, DC.
Dr. Grinspoon runs 2 websites: 1) Marijuana: The Forbidden Medicine (http://rxmarijuana.com/) that includes thousands of individual anecdotes concerning the medical uses of marijuana as well as Q&A; and 2) Uses of Marijuana (http://marijuana-uses.com/) that allows for people to submit essays relating to the 'enhancing' effects that marijuana can have on the user. The focus is on effects which are meaningful for the individual: not merely 'increased appetite', but rather effects such as increased creativity, rushes of insight/new ideas, or increased appreciation for music, art and nature.
For more information:
http://norml.org/
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