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Plants vs. pills
Headline on the CNN website Monday: "Dr. Sanjay Gupta: Cannabis is having a senior moment."
Beneath it, celebrity sawbones Gupta reports that more and more of us old people are discovering pot's medicinal versatility.
In December 2018, when Michigan legalized the use of recreational marijuana for adults, I acquired a new hobby.
As somebody in an on-again, off-again relationship with sleep, I had, while investigating my options, read about cannabis as an alternative to sleeping pills, which I've always avoided.
A neighbor of mine, who was ahead of the curve on this, offered me some seeds. Hmmmm ... an opportunity to experiment ... and I always have enjoyed watching things grow.
I did some research, bought some equipment, started a dozen plants under a grow-light in my basement, then transferred them to a sunny patch of ground once the threat of frost had passed.
To my surprise, my crop flourished, but that was only the beginning of my education in cannabis husbandry. I still had a lot to learn - about which plants to nurture and which ones to execute; about THC and trichomes and pollination; about harvesting, drying, trimming, decarboxylation; about making cannabis-infused butter for the cookies that do, indeed, help me sleep.
Gupta, who was originally skeptical about the use of marijuana as medicine, wrote: "I would’ve never imagined a time when I would openly recommend cannabis to my own parents – or a time they would openly consider taking it."
That time has come. But don't expect an endorsement from Big Pharma; according to one estimate I read on the Internet, drug-makers lose about $10 billion every time a state legalizes pot.
CNN chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta has reported extensively on the growing popularity of cannabis-based products. But a social media post, which links to a web page masquerading as a CNN article, falsely claims Gupta is selling cannabidiol gummies. A CNN spokesperson said the content on the page is "completely false" and not from CNN.
"Does it bother you that the network you work for out and out lied?"
I love Joe Rogan.... IVERMECTIN works
Rating: 5
Re-Read Factor: Yes
Genre: medicine, nonfiction, science
Memory loss is not a preordained part of aging.
Sanjay Gupta does an incredible job in relaying information about current developments in the realm of neurological research as well as explaining ways to combat memory loss at large. He untangles hard science while connecting it to our daily habits and beyond. Having read Chasing Life: New Discoveries in the Search for Immortality to Help You Age Less Today and Cheating Death: The Doctors and Medical Miracles that Are Saving Lives Against All Odds, Keep Sharp: Build a Better Brain at Any Age is likewise a book of the ages, and Gupta's portrayal of modern medicine to laymen keeps getting better and better. Can't wait to see what else Dr. Gupta has in store for the future.
Anon Submits DM: What the hell happened to Sanjay?
Anon Submits DM: What the hell happened to Sanjay?
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