[MEGoody]

Here's the solution: Patients whose doctors believe they could benefit from using marijuana "medicinally" should be able to do so only if they participate in a study to determine the validity of the supposed benefits. Some of these participants would be given a 'placebo' as is usual in drug effectiveness studies.

If it is determined that marijuana does, indeed, have medicinal benefits, the active ingredients should be processed into a form less damaging to the human body than smoking.

[PaxMacian]

What a load! It should be processed and packaged before it is legal?
It is a plant! An herb in fact! You commercial fascist!
May I grow cinnamon or turmeric, please, pretty please government?