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<blockquote data-quote="Heresy" data-source="post: 865150" data-attributes="member: 540683">I would really like you to tell me how you came to that conclusion. I hardly believe any accredited medical journal has ever published anything of that sort. Marijuana may reduce the pain and symptoms of some types of cancer, but it does not cure cancer.Alcohol is what destroys your liver. It does not matter if it is in the form of wine, beer, or grain alcohol. However, there have been studies that a glass of wine a day can reduce your chances of prostate and colon cancer. Google it if you want to read the full formal text on it.Marijuana may be less lethal than alcohol but there isn&#039;t much proof to that besides people&#039;s beliefs concerning it. If smoking marijuana was as widespread as alcohol then you might have a case, but all you have is unsubstantiated personal beliefs that are obviously biased. Get some hard figures and you may have a case; otherwise, it&#039;s all hearsay.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Heresy, post: 865150, member: 540683"] I would really like you to tell me how you came to that conclusion. I hardly believe any accredited medical journal has ever published anything of that sort. Marijuana may reduce the pain and symptoms of some types of cancer, but it does not cure cancer. Alcohol is what destroys your liver. It does not matter if it is in the form of wine, beer, or grain alcohol. However, there have been studies that a glass of wine a day can reduce your chances of prostate and colon cancer. Google it if you want to read the full formal text on it. Marijuana may be less lethal than alcohol but there isn't much proof to that besides people's beliefs concerning it. If smoking marijuana was as widespread as alcohol then you might have a case, but all you have is unsubstantiated personal beliefs that are obviously biased. Get some hard figures and you may have a case; otherwise, it's all hearsay. [/QUOTE]

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