in biology class

[dank smoker420]

really high and started to think
my professor was saying that ms and diabetes are caused by your body over reacting to some virus or something in your body

and people are using medical marijuana for these things what if thc helps your body slow down the reacting so its not over reacting anymore and just normally reacting
it sounds like it could work
and if it does work like that then is should help all the problems people have with illness that are caused by over reacting to something

and she was also saying that medication you take you can build up a tolarence like if you take it everyday for a while you will have to take more to feel the same effect
but with weed that is "organic" compared to OTC meds i smoke everyday not exesivly but alot and i get just as high as i always do everyday even tho i have been smoking for years and it got me to think that organic chemicals might effect you different than the non organic OTC

 

[cannabineer]

Sadly, hempish medicine does nothing for my allergies. Those are a classic case of an immune overresponse. cn

 

[dank smoker420]

yeah i guess so i guess i was so high i forgot that they said allegrys were an overresponse
and they dont help mine at all ether haha so much for that little theory

 

[XxHazexX]

really high and started to think
my professor was saying that ms and diabetes are caused by your body over reacting to some virus or something in your body

and people are using medical marijuana for these things what if thc helps your body slow down the reacting so its not over reacting anymore and just normally reacting
it sounds like it could work
and if it does work like that then is should help all the problems people have with illness that are caused by over reacting to something

Im current with the studies on Medical marijuana and the benifits it has for patients with MS because it decrease's the pain in the nerve receptors but would'ent weed make blood sugar level more unstable?

 

[Luger187]

doesnt weed lower your bodies immune system? and wouldnt it give people with diabetes the munchies, contributing more to the problem? id love to find out more info on weed and diabetes. my grandma has it and me and my cousin have recently been talking about how she would love weed. she sits around and plays games on pogo all day anyways lol

 

[Carne Seca]

Im current with the studies on Medical marijuana and the benifits it has for patients with MS because it decrease's the pain in the nerve receptors but would'ent weed make blood sugar level more unstable?

Actually, it helps regulate blood sugar.

Luger - the munchies aren't necessarily a bad thing if you eat correctly. A diabetic is supposed to eat 6 small meals a day to keep the blood sugar stable. It's all a matter of making good choices.

http://www.unboundmedicine.com/medline/ebm/record/16438392/abstract/Effect_of_tetrahydrocurcumin_on_blood_glucose_plasma_insulin_and_hepatic_key_enzymes_in_streptozotocin_induced_diabetic_rats

Also, with MS, it not only helps with pain but it stimulates the appetite (big problem with MS patients), is a neuro-protectant, controls and reduces spasticity and tremors, and suppresses nausea.

 

[kekapena]

... It was a good try buddy.

 

[suTraGrow]

really high and started to think
my professor was saying that ms and diabetes are caused by your body over reacting to some virus or something in your body

and people are using medical marijuana for these things what if thc helps your body slow down the reacting so its not over reacting anymore and just normally reacting
it sounds like it could work
and if it does work like that then is should help all the problems people have with illness that are caused by over reacting to something

and she was also saying that medication you take you can build up a tolarence like if you take it everyday for a while you will have to take more to feel the same effect
but with weed that is "organic" compared to OTC meds i smoke everyday not exesivly but alot and i get just as high as i always do everyday even tho i have been smoking for years and it got me to think that organic chemicals might effect you different than the non organic OTC

Diabetes is the negative feedback in your body being screwy your pancreas and all. So you body either start over producing insulin (hyperglycemia) or under producing insulin (hypoglycemia).
I have read a study were thc does help regulate your negative feedback a little.