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Grave's Disease and Cannibis

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PostPosted: 10/05/07 - 13:28    Post subject: Grave's Disease and Cannibis Vote now! Reply with quote
I have Grave's Disease and started smoking pot to relieve the nervousness and increase my appetite. It has helped tremendously over the past months and doesn't seem to be preventing my recovery at all. I am on thyroid medication and my number are all improving. I wondered if you had information or studies on this, any adverse effects, etc.
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