From link:
http://www.letfreedomgrow.com/articles/can030828.htm
In Colombia the analgesic effects of a cannabis tincture were lauded (Partridge 1975) "the knowledge that
cannabis can be used for treatment of pain is widespread." Rubin documented extensive usage of cannabis in Jamaica for a variety of conditions (Rubin, 1976; Rubin and Comitas, 1972), including headache. In Brazil, Hutchinson (1975) "Such an infusion [of leaves] is taken to relieve rheumatism, "female troubles", colic and other common complaints.
For toothache, marijuana is frequently packed into and around the aching tooth and left for a period of time, during which it supposedly performs an analgesic function".
sayang no? if only... =/
easy treatment, and you can enjoy videogames, music, art, senses ++
maybe next generation.....
i'd rather make herb infused lemon honey balls....instead of just using leaves though.
I doubt HayWire would do that, but if her brothers approve...
RANT: ...My eyes are now feeling strained and itchy a lot.
I'm thinking it's conjunctivitis/pink eye, which very often comes along with the ear infection I have. Same bacteria.
NOT FUN when you're playing games as much as... probably all of RR.
I'm taking antibiotics though, so it's probably not going to become sore eyes. Still, it's quite annoying.
Edit: If it does become sore eyes though... Mark will have to go on the trip on his own
LOOOOOOOL Mark you better start reviewing your Japanese again.
But really, get well, Jake. Maybe you shouldn't be straining your eyes so much right now.
.....tbh, I cant lol about that anymore. In concern for jake.
and, im kinda pissed why it has to happen now.....
(03-21-2010, 03:12 PM)Sforza Wrote: [ -> ]I'm thinking it's conjunctivitis/pink eye, which very often comes along with the ear infection I have. Same bacteria.
Be extra careful of pink eye (or sore eyes if it develops into that). That's what happened to me a couple of months back, and depending on the severity... well, I think you remember. Get the proper ointments/eye drops if you haven't already. I think the one prescribed to me was erythromycin.
Since I was younger, I've thought that buying an apartment and renting it to someone would be a great investment. So with the limited budget in the family, I purchased one suite in a condominium near the local university, hoping that I would be able to net easy profits from students or professors that would rent the place at least temporarily.
The last six years have proven me wrong; along with the ownership of the suite I have also bought the obligation to meet with a bunch of psychopaths who also owned parts of the property and worse yet are living under its roof.
So besides terroizing my tenants, which is troubling enough because none of them will live in the place for more than one year, I have to serve as a psychologist for the other owners.
Now as all you know, the dangers of being a psychologist does not lie in its physical hazards (violent patients and all that) but rather it is the emotional toll it inflicts on the practioner. If the issue of emotional drain is serious to professionals, what would it be for an untrained college student?
The worst part is, the "counseling" are getting more and more frequent, and this "Home Owners Association" is currently experiencing financial deficits, so selling the property to rid myself of the issue is not an option anymore. Head... going to explode...
Dude that's totally the opposite of a rave.
Yeah, my dad has told me several times that unless you eventually plan to live in a property, renting it out is just a bad investment since returns take forever. Either you sell asap or you invest your money somewhere else.
Well, best of luck.
(03-22-2010, 10:18 AM)NiX Wrote: [ -> ]Dude that's totally the opposite of a rave.
Should I see a psychologist too?
Herbs: The answer to everything.
i think so. =D
everything important?
hmmm....
..........hmmmm
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sleep.
Rant: TOOOTH AAAAAACHE!!!!!111oneoneone
Rant: Hell week starts tomorrow.. >_<
Well it's long past over, but I'll share this rant anyway(wall of text alert): As few of you know, I've undergone lasic surgery for both of my eyes last Oct 2k9. All has been well for long enough until last month, that is.. My left eye started to itch like hell. My eye doctor once told me that if this happens don't fukin scratch my eyes with my hands no matter what, just blink it out. Followed his advise for a while, then my eyelids started to feel like they have frikin rakes attached, that whenever I blink, It felt like I'm raking my iris off my eyeballs. I then gave my doc a visit, he was so shocked at the amt of damage I was able to dish out to my left eye: He told me that the outermost layer of my left eye has an abrasion(well scratched like hell to be xact). He then diagnosed me to wear an MEDICAL eye patch for a week(as you might imagine this is'nt the cool type of eye patch). There's the solid snake patch, there's the pirate patch, but mine is the Frikin
Rei Ayanami patch. For a week(every morning) I'm going to medical tape my eyes shut tight apply the medical eye patch then apply more fukin medical tape on top of it.. Despite this predicament I managed to have a date(yup with the fukin eye patch) with my GF 4 days after(a lesson to all: don't eat at sizzling pepper steak with you date while wearing a frikin eye patch, things could get messy). All in all, I'm glad that it's over with. If anyone of you guys need applying medical eye patch, just gime a txt, I got pretty good at it, that my last round ended up very cool
.