in order to get unbiased results for medical research in which the researcher doesn t know who is getting want substance, and the subject doesn t know who s getting what substance until the study is over. and so he decided you some double-blind methodology and he thought harvard. harvard would lead into the study so he did at boston college. and they did allow him to do the study. he did the study and he found out there s no significant harm from it. it raises blood pressure slightly, or lowers blood pressure sometimes and raises heart rate, and there s just no significant harm. and he also found that people who are regular users of marijuana frequently perform certain activities better while they re under the influence of marijuana. so he published that study, and then committees later he, who was the big proponents of psychedelics around that time, a little earlier he was arrested going from texas into mexico by the u.s. authorities for having one joint. and it
there is no evidence that marijuana is effective for people in this class, and this is just a cheech and chong show. i would like to give you the evidence that shows just how very wrong he is today. how much it has been. i would like to begin a little bit of history about marijuana, the cannabis plant, and how we got where we are today. cannabis, the plant comes into have a originated in hindu area. the himalayas, the region surrounding western china. the foothills of the himalayan region. sprung up and began to be embraced for medicinal and spiritual years, and also practical use. because the seeds are very rich and nutrient in the fiber is very strong and used for rope fiber and other things like that. it became an integral part of human civilization fairly quickly. it migrated into india, where it really found welcome home. the climate of india allow the plant to floris and reach its maximum potential. the warm, long season, the fertile soil. it became a mainstay in indi