Article 9 Miami Top City For Weed

Currently, marijuana has four common medical uses: to combat nausea from chemotherapy; to lower eye pressure in patients with glaucoma; to treat Aids-related wasting syndrome in order to stimulate appetite; and to a lesser degree to combat pain and muscle spasms in patients with diseases such as multiple sclerosis. According to the Florida's Domestic Marijuana
Eradication Program in 2006 there was a total of 37,311 plants eradicated in Florida. The issue of Marijuana has long been the center of debate between anti-users and advocated for marijuana. the government seems equally divided. while the health benefits have been acknowledged, there remains a predominant stand against medicinal marijuana. The movement for legalization of marijuana began in the1970s, but it was until 1988 that Francis Young, administrative law judge for the DEA, declared that marijuana in its natural form fulfilled the legal requirement of currently accepted medical use for treatment in the United States. Many believe that using and growing the marijuana is "OK" and takes pride in the fact that Miami is top dog. Many say there's nothing wrong with it because it's from the earth. that a very true statement. There are pros and cons about it. the Pros win for some because people don't die from it. I simply say that it's leads users to want something stronger.