Cancer and the drug companies

[Ulsterkiwi]

Surely by definition an overdose of anything is just that, exposure to levels of said materials/substance over and above what can safely be tolerated?
So people generally do not die or have their health compromised by an "under" or "just about right" dose.

[Katman]

http://tvnz.co.nz/national-news/teen...spital-6344143

[Edbear]

http://tvnz.co.nz/national-news/teen...spital-6344143

I have been following the case with interest and would like to know what Dunn thinks since he approved it.

[Katman]

I have been following the case with interest and would like to know what Dunn thinks since he approved it.

I'm surprised at how little media coverage it's suddenly getting.

[Edbear]

I'm surprised at how little media coverage it's suddenly getting.

Maybe waiting to see how much improvement he gets?

[Katman]

Maybe waiting to see how much improvement he gets?

Well it seems to have achieved more than any other treatment has so far.

[Edbear]

Well it seems to have achieved more than any other treatment has so far.

Yup! Hopefully the Doc is monitoring it to find out what ingredient is affecting what. They have been given a chance that they surely wouldn't want to pass up. This is an international issue that may not have had the same opportunity if they hadn't convinced the Minister to try it.

[ellipsis]

No. I prefer to collect evidence-based clinical conclusions from, y'know, the evidence-based clinical trial literature published in reputable, peer-reviewed journals. (And yes, I'm already regretting posting this).

...don't worry about it...all kinds of different opinions post here...all or none of them are correct...your opinion is about as valuable or as worthless as the rest...shouldn't play in worthless opinion land unless you have a thick skin or maybe you know more than everyone else...endeavouring to prove your opine as the truth is pointless...but carry on...you can join up with bogan and become truly awesome...I will await with baited breath for the truth to roll off your tongue, bottle it and sell it to silly people...

[Akzle]

Surely by definition an overdose of anything is just that, exposure to levels of said materials/substance over and above what can safely be tolerated?

the point being that it's impossible to injest too much cannabis and/or THC.

shit's healthier than water.

[FJRider]

the point being that it's impossible to injest too much cannabis and/or THC.

shit's healthier than water.

I guess why it's legal then ....


Oh wait ...

[Laava]

the point being that it's impossible to injest too much cannabis and/or THC.
Wrong. If you smoke so much that you start hallucinating and become psychotic, that's an overdose.
shit's healthier than water.
You can eat as much shit as you want, I will stick to water

You need to school up a bit.

[Katman]

You need to school up a bit.

The use of the word 'overdose' in this context refers back to post #490.

So are you privy to RDJ's "evidence-based clinical conclusions from, y'know, the evidence-based clinical trial literature published in reputable, peer-reviewed journals" that he seems so sure about (but prefers to keep as a secret)?

[mashman]

You need to school up a bit.

[RDJ]

The use of the word 'overdose' in this context refers back to post #490.

So are you privy to RDJ's "evidence-based clinical conclusions from, y'know, the evidence-based clinical trial literature published in reputable, peer-reviewed journals" that he seems so sure about (but prefers to keep as a secret)?

I think you can do your own research yes? It's not secret, it's all public domain info.

[Katman]

I think you can do your own research yes? It's not secret, it's all public domain info.

I'll take that as a "sorry man, I've got nothing".