Reseña del libro "Medical Marijuana Changing Times III (en Inglés)"
Even though Author Max Beau is now working on a fiction book in his spare time, he's back doing further exploration of medical marijuana and its uses through the people who use it for treatment of illness. Before marijuana became illegal, it once was and still is a useful medicinal drug that helps ailments. However, people due to the widespread use of marijuana as a recreatational drug has hampered the advancement of medical marijuana. Its liscensed use in medicine in a few states in the U.S., Scientist are approaching medical marijuana as if it's a code that needs to be broken in regards to allthe diffferent medical illnesses it effects. Every year, sscientistsare finding more illnesses that medical marijuana has an effect on. Author Max Beau is back again with (more under ground) part two of a new multi-controversial information book, "Medical Marijuana Changing Times III" is a two of a kind book that tackles the subject of medical marijana and its use. It contains more than 40 new interviews, statements, testimonials, and short stories of people that have different medical illnesses. These patients requested medical marijuana as a part of their treatment. In all the interviews, statements, testimonials, and short stories the names have been changed to protect the innocent. This book picks up where the last book left off. Of cause more medical illness that marijuna is taken for. It doesn't surprise me but once again some pre-book reviewers have stated that they have gotten more pleasure in reading the interviews, short storries, and testimonials than analyzing the technical information and accuracy of the book itself. Well, nevertheless whether it be technical information or interviews, short stories, and testimonials, "Medical Marijuana Changing Times III" is the two of a kind book that provides knowledge and information of the past and the changing times we live in. News flash: in January 2010, New Jersey became the 14th state to legalize medical marijuana, allowing chronically ill patients to buy up to 2 ounces of marijuana a month at the state monitored dispensaries. Remedy R convalesco.
