WTFsunsFTW wrote:Your case is the exception that PROVES the rule, not debunks it.
My case is irrelevant at this point. The hundreds of (double-blind, controlled) test subjects are more valid.
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WTFsunsFTW wrote:Your case is the exception that PROVES the rule, not debunks it.
And also the treatment of smoking cessation with MIXED RESULTS.... aka, that means IT DOESN'T WORK
RunDogGun wrote:I haven't read any research that proves a chemical addictive qualities.
RunDogGun wrote:Who is claiming "facts" about you? I have no idea why you smoked for seven years, nor do I know how many times you smoked a day, but from what you said, it seemed clear that both drinking and smoking wasn't hard for you to kick. Yet you needed another drug to help you kick weed. I was just going off the information you provided about yourself. Are you implying that drinking and smoking don't have chemical dependent qualities?
Again, people can be addicted to anything. All I'm saying is from personal experience with friends who smoked weed, I don't know any that had trouble kicking it. Some did it for work, some for their kids, some quit for two years, and then sometimes smoke here and there, but nowhere near the amount they smoked before. Sure I have friends that don't want to kick it, but that doesn't prove anything. I know people that always drive over the speed limit, that doesn't prove they are chemically dependent on driving fast.![]()
As far as the drug wars and prisons being built, that has so much more to do with money than any chemical dependency.
Two doctors is not a good sample, and the Earth thought of as flat, was an ignorant comment. All you did was insert your opinion on what these two doctors have come up with. So one doctor got a US grant, so what? That doesn't make everything she said a fact. Like others have mentioned, doctors can get kickbacks from drug companies.
I don't have anything against you. If you feel that what these two doctors say is gospel, than so be it. But that doesn't make me ignorant, or someone dumb enough to believe the world is flat.
I just want Beasley to quit smoking before games, and play basketball like we thought he could.
Two doctors is not a good sample, and the Earth thought of as flat, was an ignorant comment. All you did was insert your opinion on what these two doctors have come up with. So one doctor got a US grant, so what? That doesn't make everything she said a fact. Like others have mentioned, doctors can get kickbacks from drug companies.
RunDogGun wrote:Who is claiming "facts" about you?
RunDogGun wrote:clearly you weren't addicted to either of those, nor had a mental attachment to them.
RunDogGun wrote:Again, people can be addicted to anything.
RunDogGun wrote:As far as the drug wars and prisons being built, that has so much more to do with money than any chemical dependency.
BeazTreez wrote:There is no help for people like you because you are the only one in the world who can't kick weed.Was the weed you were smoking laced with heroin or something?
BeazTreez wrote:I am speaking for myself... I said that. It's not my fault that my experience completely discredits yours.
BeazTreez wrote:You mad?
BeazTreez wrote:Think about it, you were substituting one drug for another, and there isn't enough research done on gabapentin to justify the risk in taking it. Think about what you are/were doing. It's actually pretty dangerous in my opinion.
BeazTreez wrote:I still smoke, but only out of personal preference. If I needed to quit tomorrow I could. I treat weed now like other people do with say wine... 1 glass of wine before bed is actually good for you. I take a couple of tokes after work and that's about it.
denial wrote:RunDogGun wrote:Who is claiming "facts" about you?
ummm...RunDogGun wrote:clearly you weren't addicted to either of those, nor had a mental attachment to them.