medical cannabis for ibs

Don't trust ur doctors. Theyr all full of shit. They use IBS as a scapegoat to many other serious diseases. Do more tests and make sure its not something else before u start taking meds for it. My gf and my friend both got told they had IBS and found out later that one had celiac disease and other diabetes.

Research celiac. A lot of people actually have it and its due to eating gluten (which is like everything). The symptoms are nasseau and bad stomach pains.
Its actually kinda hard to detect. My gfs gma has it and she came up negative when she was tested, untill she swallowed one of those pill cams they didntt know.


Also anybody with a sickness I recommend you watch the documentary call "the beautiful truth" which is about healing by eating right food. It will change ur perpective on medicine big time.

Sorry for the rant. I just hate this modern medicine and bullshit diseases.

Smoking definetly helps my gf with the nasseasness and pains so I would recommend you try and see what happens. Edibles work much better for pain then smoking so try that also. (That's wat I do for my back pain)

n11netrix said:

http://www.mainelegislature.org/legis/bills/display_ps.asp?ld=1296&PID=1456&snum=125
You can look on DHHS for the actual changes listed too.
http://www.maine.gov/dhhs/dlrs/documents/changes-mmm-law.doc

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no collectives.... but two caregivers who live together can share a locked closed facility either on their property or at another location?

lostNug said:

Don't trust ur doctors. Theyr all full of shit. They use IBS as a scapegoat to many other serious diseases.

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I had an IBS diagnosis for about a decade. About a year ago i went to my doctor for a physical, my first in probably 20 years. Doc asked my bowels and suggested i try going two weeks without gluten to see what happened. Three days later i was down to crapping once a day with no gas or pain. i now have a Celiac's diagnosis instead of IBS.

There's actually a good deal of debate in the GI medical community about whether IBS is an actual diagnosis or whether it should be used as umbrella term to describe a group of disgnoses. The current trend seems to be that it should be used as an umbrella term.

MainePainAlternative said:

no collectives.... but two caregivers who live together can share a locked closed facility either on their property or at another location?

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It's kind of vague but i would tend to interpret that as "caregivers cannot work together in any way, shape, or form".

caregivers that reside together can share a space anywhere and not fall into the collective ban.

So if you start a commune you can run a collective?

Maine Brookies said:

So if you start a commune you can run a collective?

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That appears to be the case. I thought it said something about relatives, but it doesn't. Just the same household.

no, the law says that only2 cargivers that live together may share a space.....so if 4 caregivers live together there would legally have to be 2 different spaces and no sharing of help between the two pairs.......hahaha

But jeez..even two, with 5 patients each is 60 mature plants at a time. I wouldn't want the kind of scrutiny that would bring.

Wait a minute..doesn't it say two or more? I just read it today.

tet1953 said:

But jeez..even two, with 5 patients each is 60 mature plants at a time. I wouldn't want the kind of scrutiny that would bring.

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Or the carpal tunnel from all that trimming.

D. Two primary caregivers who are members of the same family or household may share the same enclosed, locked facility.

tet1953 said:

But jeez..even two, with 5 patients each is 60 mature plants at a time. I wouldn't want the kind of scrutiny that would bring.

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thats IF you have 5 patients

Im looking to cut costs and work rather than increase output