Previously on Weed Dealings, Chronic Employment.
It's intermittently hilarious, though more of a drag, and not in the way the "chronic" (hip-hop slang for weed and the name of a best-selling Dr. Dre album) consumption in this movie would suggest.
The College's new document notes that Canadian doctors are dealing with "intense interest from patients (often accompanied by less interest in evidence)" who want medical marijuana, but without more research being published to indicate how much weed say, a chronic pain user, needs to alleviate their discomfort, doctors are being left in the dark.
On October 17 the federal government announced plans to legalise weed for sufferers of chronic pain, multiple sclerosis, and epilepsy.
VICE host and medical marijuana patient Damian Abraham does the tough job of trying to figure that out.
VICE host and medical marijuana patient Damian Abraham tries to find out if a weed soda or a chronic cookie can really be considered medicine as more customers are coming through the doors of their local Toronto dispensary looking for edibles.
There could be many more people out there who have the right combination of factors to produce the chronic whiff, even if they don't smoke weed.
He was always playing in pain from injuries, concussions and chronic shoulder problems and asked VerSteeg if he could smoke weed to prevent addiction to painkillers, she recalls.
The weed's rapid growth rate creates chronic shortage of dissolved oxygen required by the water's fauna and the flora [1, 2].
For those not privy to the lingo, we're talking about cannabis, also known as marijuana, reefer, maui-wowie, Mr. Giggles, pot, weed, herb, smoke, grass, Mary Jane, the bubonic chronic, flower, and even broccoli.
