[Monty22]

You have no evidence of that. Maybe it's just not a 'medicine' at all?

They're basically complaining that it doesn't get them high.

Boo hoo.

[thoughtomator]

Or more likely, the government program ruined it so that it's worthless for any purpose.

[philman_36]

They're basically complaining that it doesn't get them high.
Did you even read the article or are you only capable of asinine similes?
A 43-year-old Windsor woman authorized to smoke pot for medical reasons said she became sick after trying the Health Canada weed last fall and sent it back to the government in disgust.
"I had anxiety so bad and I had nausea so bad and I was crying," said the woman, who asked not to be identified.
They're basically complaining because it made them sick, anxious and nauseated, not that it didn't get them high. You can't get high on dirtweed/headache weed anyway as the THC content is too low.

Health Canada maintains its marijuana has a THC content of 10 per cent, on par with the average THC content of street marijuana seized by police.
Yeah, yeah I know...they maintain that their weed has 10% THC content. Let 'em prove it. Plenty of available tests out there to do so.
And there goes the other old facade of today's weed being stronger! If their dirtweed is comparable to what is being seized by police then there is a thriving market for decent weed, legal or illegal, just waiting for some enterprising individuals to move in on.
Just a tic...isn't that just what the black market is doing?