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    Medical Marijuana Debate

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    Patients begin to report medications prescribed are no longer effective. While, the drugs continue to have the ability to affect their central nervous system, affecting their respiratory and cardiac systems, these individuals have developed a tolerance to the drugs euphoric effects. Hockenbury and Hockenbury (2014) points out “To lump marijuana with the highly psychedelic drugs mescaline and LSD is somewhat misleading. . . . Low to moderate doses of THC typically produce a sense…

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    in literature and artistic circles of the years leading up to 1900 must be noted. Cocaine, while being a drug pharmacologically different from the choice recreational pharmaceuticals of the past, most notably opium and hashish, occupies a niche within the greater domain of drug culture among the Avant-Garde and the production of drug literature in particular. “The role of psychoactive drugs in European-and later also North American- literature of the Christian Era remained peripheral until the…

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    Medical Marijuana Essay

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    The use of medical marijuana has been a huge discussion topic in the United States. Many people argue the pros and cons of this drug being used for medical purposes. The large scale debate incases many different opinions on this drug. There are more patients that are claiming that marijuana is effective in treating symptoms from many different types of illnesses and disease. Learning more about the drug, the chemicals that can be extracted from the plant, can have the most benefits to the…

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    Say Yes Chapter Summaries

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    of the text “Saying Yes” is about the beliefs of different religious groups on drugs. Each religious groups have some different point of views on how they feel towards drugs, the of drugs, and the harm that drugs can do to an individual. These religious groups believe that our body is our temple and we should not put anything in it that would cause harm. The religious groups that have shown their point of views on drug the Mormons and Muslims. There was a Mormon prophet by the name of Joseph…

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    Synthesis Essay On Drugs

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    adolescents that are influenced in many ways to try different drugs that can be easily accessed in their environments. Since the late 1900’s drug use has increased drastically. During the 1980’s the numbers of younger generations using drugs such as marijuana and cocaine were just starting an exponential climb. Proof of these numbers is in an article where Harolyn Belcher, MD, wrote “in the1996-1997 [schools showed an] increase in the monthly use of marijuana, cocaine, stimulants, sedatives,…

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    Marijuana continues to be one of the most used illegal drugs in the United States. Marijuana has been used for many years and at one time was legal to consume. Throughout the years, marijuana has been used for treatment of different medical conditions and has been used recreationally by people of all ages. While the use of medicinal marijuana has proven to be effective in treating medically ill patients, society continues to question its recreational use and the long term effects it will have…

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    Is the war on drugs a complete failure of a policy that has not deterred drug use, has some racists roots, hurt innocents, ruined lives and is a waste of money? The policy has been in place for over forty years and we are no closer to ending it than we were forty years ago. Has the policy that has cost the United States over a trillion dollars yielded any results? According to an opt-ed by Buchanan, Julian “the war on drug is nothing but a war on drug users.” Even though it was in reference to…

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    Reflection Paper On Drugs

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    I am taking this class,my person definition and options on drugs with personal experiences attached with all biases pointed out to the best of my ability is my first journal entry. I needed this class for graduation reason, but I choose to take it because of personal experience with the topic and sub topics in other courses taken and from real world experiences. I had been exposed to some of the neural process which occurs with drug use; however, other CSU Stanislaus class were brief on the…

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    If I had to pick a place to live I would choose Opium. To be more specific, I would choose to live in Celia’s home. Living in Celia’s home would be a convenience because it is isolated from the main city. An advantage to being isolated is that there aren't people that could put me in any circumstance fraught with peril. Page 6: “He’d played with his toys and watched the television. He looked out the window where the fields of white poppies stretched all the ways to the shadowy hills.” This…

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    careful because it can be very addictive. Many people use marijuana everyday which is a bad idea because it can take over your mind and make you see, hear, and feel things that are not there. Many people can’t go a day without smoking and if they do go a day without smoking it, it may cause them to get sick…

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