BBC Midlands Inside Out - British Medical Cannabis
Sarah Martin has Multiple Sclerosis and, while the British government sells British manufactured cannabis medicines to other countries, it continues to deny it to it's own patients. Countries such as Germany and Denmark purchase Sativex, made by GW Pharmaceuticals, as pain and spasm relieving medicine. Sativex is a cannabis tincture, effectively a new strain of SKUNK in a bottle. The tax payer should not be asked to support the growth of a benign plant and manufacture of a medicine that can be grown for free. Basic common sense and medical guidance will allow the patient to treat themselves safely in their own homes.
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Мы все учились понемногу и потому шагаем в ногу.
У каждого родителя всегда есть свои плюсы и минусы, впрочем, как и у любого другого источника питания...
Справочник должен лежать справа!