Medical Marijuana Gestapo

And medical marijuana orgasms.

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(MOLALLA, Ore.) - I posted the first article Sept. 8, 2009. I was surprised that dozens of others had posted articles from all over the country indicating that Gestapo-like tactics of marijuana police are routine and terribly vicious. Most actions seem to be directed at sick and/or disabled patients. My article attracted a good amount of Web traffic. (Medical Marijuana Gestapo: DEA & Police on Cerebral Orgasms - Dr. Phil Leveque Salem-News.com)

Just for the halibut, I punched up Medical Marijuana Orgasms. I have never gotten over my astonishment at the informational kaleidoscopic results which showed up. I’m overawed!!

My own article showed up here also on many sites. The total number of hits was 748 thousand. Most were not about the American Gestapo.

Not surprising, most of the articles were about marijuana’s effect on sexual function and performance of both males and females. Some of the articles were frankly VERY EXPLICIT.

There are numerous articles both pro and con and it makes me wonder if the various authors were talking about the same substance. One bit of information I got was that a small amount of medical (?) marijuana produced a positive effect but being “stoned” was detrimental. I had heard this from my patients that several “tokes” caused a patient to fall asleep in front of the refrigerator. I would consider this to be a bad, almost unacceptable, adverse effect. Some couples swear by marijuana, others swear about it.

The fact that 748 thousand persons have hit this subject matter indicates a strong interest in sexual effects of marijuana. This is in the face of a recent NBC TV show that stated 8 million women use marijuana and the U.S. Govt. statement that at least 10 million people us it daily. I can’t believe they are sexually abstinent.

I did find out that my PTSD Veterans who had been prescribed several kinds of “anti-depressants” were also being prescribed Viagra because of the sexual dysfunction caused by most of those drugs.

None of my medical marijuana patients, male or female, had complained about sexual performance dysfunction.

READERS! WHAT’S GOING ON??

Before any of that, Phil Leveque was a Combat Infantryman in the U.S. Army in WWII. He suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder more than 60 years after the war, and specialized in treating Veterans with PTSD during his years as a doctor in Molalla, Oregon.

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Osotan; October 21, 2009 7:41 am (Pacific time)

Vic,before doing anything rash like turning yourself in to athorities,cutting your hair and going back to church,would you consider giving me your herb collection? I'm not suggesting you "repent" of course but let's be realistic,it's a consumable item and I am a consumer.,and it may be wasted in an evidence room moulding to powder while you're away.,so think it over.

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Vic October 10, 2009 2:25 pm (Pacific time)

Bad laws must be broken. I almost always have pot, and I do not have a card, nor do I intend to ever get one. I refuse to accept a law that says I cannot enjoy a herb that really makes me a nicer and more patient person. This law is wrong and I will always break it. So...come get me if you must, and arrest me, but I will not pay any fines and I will not go to some expensive class-scam-ripoff to get "evaluated" or fixed. Arresting me will not only NOT result in profit for the state,(the main motive, I believe) but I will be a financial burden, as I will not comply and eventually go to jail, I imagine. ($36,000 - $77,000 per year depending on the jail)

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