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- 1. Legalization Of Cannabis For More Info: San Francisco Medical Marijuana Dispensary
- 2. INDEX •Medical Marijuana •Need of Legalization •Why Legalize Marijuana •Medical Marijuana Legalization •Legalized States in US •Finale
- 3. Medical Marijuana • Marijuana plant has been used since ancient times for both herbal medication and intoxication. • The American Nurses Association (ANA) said that patients should have secured entry to healthcare marijuana/cannabis. It has been used medicinally for many decades. • It has been proven to be effective for a comprehensive variety of
- 4. NE D OF L GAL E E IZATION • Oil extracted from the marijuana seed is an alternative fuel. Bio-fuels are obtained from the hemp seed. • Eating hash is always better than deadly smoking for health. • As Life, Freedom and Enjoyment are written in the Declaration of Independence, consuming hash also our personal rights. • Followers of medicinal weed claim that it can be a safe and effective treatment for the symptoms of cancer, AIDS, Alzheimer’s disease, Analgesia, Migraines, Seizures, Psychological problems and other medical troubles. • All HIV/AIDS patients reported that hash cured nausea and vomiting and enhanced their
- 5. W Y L GAL H E IZE MARIJ UANA • Marijuana has the potential to be an alternative fuel. • It can rebuild the textile industry in America. It is not as dangerous as alcohol or cigarettes. • It is not a stepping stone drug. It can replace trees as our primary source of paper goods. • Medical cannabis plant for recreational use can be taxed and revenue doesn't stop there. • Marijuana legalization would create jobs. Legalization would reduce illegal importation of marijuana and other drugs. • Marijuana is currently illegal and unregulated. Legal marijuana would be regulated. Marijuana is a recognized treatment for several medical
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- 7. Legalized States in US • Using marijuana is illegal in America under federal law. But in certain states using it is legalized only for its medical purpose. • Decriminalized non-medical cannabis can also be used in that states. Medical use of hemp has legalized in17 of 50 US States and DC. • California, Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Maine, Nevada, Hawaii, Colorado, Vermont, Montana, Rhode Island, New Mexico, Michigan, DC, New Jersey, Arizona, Delaware, Connecticut are the
- 8. FINALE To get quality medical cannabis products, visit: San Francisco medical marijuana dispensary.