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TOBACCO: ADUC, AID industry, a scandal of hypocrisy.

(AGI) - Florence, 20 May - The go-ahead
dell'Europarlamento to tobacco subsidies until 2012 and 'a scandal of hypocrisy . And 'what notes Peter Yates Moretti, vice president of ADUC, that "while continuing to fight a war to the sound of prison for those who cultivate any plant of marijuana at home, and we' decided to encourage the production of a substance that kills 4 million people worldwide each year. Many, many more but 'of all prohibited drugs combined, from cocaine to heroin, cannabis ecstasy. Suffice it to say that, according to statistics from the World Health 'and the Italian Ministry of Health, the average of deaths from cannabis are 0 (zero) per year. We believe that the prohibition is the wrong way, even for the tobacco monopoly which should be the drug mafias as already 'happening today for banned substances. But encouraging the production with the money of European citizens and 'too much. The costs will fall not only on tobacco workers in countries outside Europe, forced to compete in a market junkie on public funding, but also on the pockets of citizens, as the effects of tobacco on health costs now constitute one of the more 'high for national health systems. The drug policy, legal and not, Moretti concludes - and 'now an offense to reason, science, most countries' poor, the free market and millions of consumers whose only crime' of becoming addicted to a substance rather than another. "
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Canada. Studio: Adult affluent and educated, smoking marijuana and 'how to drink a glass of wine

Normality of the fumes, that sense of lightness and relaxation that brings about marijuana is what the collective imagination needs to rediscover and that instead of platitudes and media do not grasp or do not want to take. The iUniversity of Alberta and the University of Calgary conducted a study, published in the current issue della rivista scientifica Substance Use and Misuse, su persone di classe adagiata (“middle-class”), dimostrando che fumare è un atto normale tra gente normale, anche fra coloro con un alto grado di istruzione.Bisognerebbe far capire, concludono i ricercatori, a chi non fuma che chi fuma in genere lo fa per ritrovare un po’ di relax , magari mentre prepara la cena, dopo una pesante giornata di lavoro: un po’ di maria aiuta a socializzare e a essere più simpatici. Lo studio è stato focalizzato per lo più su ceto medio e colletti bianchi del settore sanitario, dei servizi sociali, della comunicazione e dell’industria. "Purtroppo c’è da combattere l’immagine che il cinema dà del consumatore standards of marijuana, which is always a kind of totally freaked out, "says the prof. Geraint Osborne, according to which "in any case we're going on the road to decriminalization and legalization, with a major tax return for the state." Among the respondents, those who are part of the middle class are considered responsible and conscientious consumers of soft drugs, which are a phenomenon that is becoming longer welcome in Canadian society, where 53% favor legalization of marijuana.Il Fraser Institute calculates that the marijuana -more precisely the induced market for marijuana, which includes all the gadgets and accessories-bill of 5.7 billion dollars, making a market that is second only to that building.

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The extraordinary effects of marijuana on a patient suffering from multiple sclerosis

The extraordinary effects of marijuana on a patient suffering from multiple sclerosis.


multiple sclerosis, Tony Whiters, 64, will be eternally grateful to a couple of friends who, first, have earned him the marijuana. The newspaper reports the Derby Telegraph. Leaving doctors stunned, Whiters, thanks to the substance, he returned to have greater control of their bodies, to get up from her wheelchair. The scientific explanation is: the first cannabis dramatically reduces muscle spasms and pain. Paul Gates, director of Derby MS Society, found the experience "very encouraging. Tony was not even able to sleep. "Only when it took a while 'to cannabis, for a couple of week, Withers began to notice the difference:" My most acute attacks of pain have become increasingly rare. I even managed to stand on my legs. But when I stopped taking, my condition deteriorated again very quickly. " Margaret Philips, the doctor who has followed this case, said his role as consultant to rehabilitation medicine at the Derby City Hospital: "If the study shows the benefits for people with MS, then it needs to be examined very carefully."