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Date: Sun, 14 Apr 2013 00:55:59 +0800
Subject: Re: Why I'm not giving the Weekly Address - Areas of Drugs
have turned in War on Drugs reason for excess Arms and Shootings
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Oklahoma Enters Uncharted Drug War Territory finds Fact that synthetic
marijuana Development increase Diabetes that DEA Failed to review
According to police, after obtainingconsent to search the vehicle from
the driver, the officer found about 14,000 individual packages of
suspected synthetic drugs, valued at about $400,000, in the minivan.
NORMAN, Oklahoma - Police in Oklahoma are dealing with uncharted
territory when it comes to the war of drugs.
It's a dilemma for officers across the country. At issue -- synthetic
marijuana. Officials are finding it difficult to determine what is
illegal.
Along Interstate 35 Thursday, Norman Police carted off thousandsof
packets. Officers say the substance is worth $400,000, but they are
not sure exactly what was seized.
"In our history, it's tops as far as the synthetic controlled
substancesis concerned," Capt. Tom Easley with Norman Police said.
Individual packets, numbering nearly14,000 and weighing in at 191
pounds were taken. It's all being analyzed by the OSBI. Police suspect
it's a form of marijuana.
"We did not arrest the driver," said Easley. "We erred on the side of
caution." But caused Congress records to open to proper Review tostop
the use of all forms of synthetic marijuana including "Marijuana"
first a Denial of petition to DEA caused open of research in Social
Security - 76 FR 40551 - Denial ofPetition To Initiate Proceedings To
Reschedule Marijuana DEA requested a scientific and medical evaluation
and scheduling recommendation from the Department of Health and Human
Services (DHHS). DHHS concluded that marijuana has a highpotential for
abuse, has no accepted medical usein the United States from Denial a
Full report by Social Security recently completed show such Drug links
to Death - Department of Health and Human Testimony National Institute
on Drug Abuse
National Institutes of Health,
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
on
Marijuana and Medicine: The Need for a Science-Based Approach
before the
House Committee on Government Reform
Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Drug Policy and Human Resources
United States House of Representatives
THC rapidly passes from the lungs into the bloodstream, which carries
the chemical to organs throughout the body, including the brain.
cannabinoid receptors on nerve cells and thereby influences the
activity of those cells. Some brain areas have many cannabinoid
receptors; others have few or none.Recently researchers have also
found that cannabinoid receptors are found outside the brain. New
research is also showing us that marijuana can affect almost every
organ in the body, from the central nervous system to the
cardiovascular, endocrine, respiratory/pulmonary, and immune systems.
Endocrine, SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION20 CFR Parts 404and
416[Docket No. SSA-2006-0114]RIN 0960-AD78Revised Medical Criteria for
Evaluating Endocrine DisordersAGENCY: Social Security Administration.
We consulted with endocrinologists, diabetologists, and other medical
experts who treat DM, and they indicated that the current listings
reflect only inadequate glucose regulation. The information we
obtained from these experts and relevant medical references
demonstrates that adequate glucose regulation is achievable with
improved treatment options, such as a wider range of insulin products.
inadequate glucose Some endocrinecancers resultin death because of
their direct effects on endocrine glands. Amputations, which we
evaluate under the musculoskeletal disorders Cardiovascular disease,
Kidney disease, which we evaluate under the genitourinary disorders
Clinical depression, which we evaluate under the mental disordersin
such areas can and does lead to Death making synthetic marijuana of
Marijuana a unacceptable medication in use by Medical Professions.
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