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I. Statement of the Problem

II. Abstract

III. Need For The Project

IV. Introduction

V. What Is Marijuana?

VI. Cancer Chemotherapy Treatment

VII. Glaucoma

VIII. AIDS Wasting Syndrome

IX. Epilepsy

    In Western medicine, the first major application of marijuana was treating convulsions. It has been reported, more recently, to treat epilepsy. In a number of animal studies, marijuana has shown to suppress convulsions. For some people, nothing else will work to reduce their convulsions. Cannabiniol, a non-psychoactive ingredient of marijuana, not found in Marinol, seems to be the potent anti-convulsant. In an interview with the Journal of the International Hemp Association, Dr. Mahmoud ElSohly stated that "CBD [cannabidiol] is famous for [its] ani-convulsant activity." In a survey of 308 epileptic patients, it was found that use of marijuana appeared to delay the first onset of complex partial seizures.

X. Chronic Pain

XI. Other Uses

XII. Safety

XIII. Economics of Legalization

XIV. Marinol

XV. Conclusion

XVI. Works Cited

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