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    Does it cause health problems or is it healthy and may reduce risk of disease? Does it help prevent bone loss? Is soy milk safe to drink or not? What is the ongoing debate about‚ and what are the issues and evidence? I am all for incorporating healthy food into my eating habits. That is‚ if I know the lowdown both pro and con. When I decided to add soy to my diet‚ I discovered there was a lot I did not understand about soy. Therefore‚ I began to research. I continue to follow the ongoing and obviously

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    important reason it was outlawed was because it could be used to make hemp. Hemp is a plant that is a valuable natural resource which has agricultural and industrial uses. Hemp could of been used to make paper‚ so no more tree chopping. Paper is made from dead trees so a DuPont chemical must be used‚ but this chemical is not necessary when it is made from hemp. The DuPont Company put pressure on the politicians to outlaw hemp. Marijuana can also be used to make other products such clothing

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    Running Head: PSYCHOLOGY The Moral and Ethnic Dilemmas of Legalizing Marijuana The Moral and Ethnic Dilemmas of Legalizing Marijuana Introduction Drug addiction is one of the major problem‚ most of the people are suffering from this. This causes problem not only to the individual but also to his family who suffers the problem due to drug addiction of an individual. People who once addicted to drugs‚ it is very difficult for them to leave this habit and drug abuse

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    some say with ulterior motives. Many scholars claim that the act was passed to destroy the hemp industry‚ largely due to the efforts of wealthy businessmen such as Randolph Hearst‚ Andrew Mellon‚ and the DuPont family. The invention of the decorticator made hemp a very cheap subsitute for paper pulp to the newspaper industry‚ and the DuPont family did not like this as they had relied on the downfall of hemp to help the rise of their newly developed synthetic fabric‚ nylon. Mellon had invested

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    for medicinal purposes‚ there are many harmful effects that marijuana have on the body. Marijuana also tend to stay in one’s system for as long as 3 to 90 depending on how much is consumed. I. Introduction Marijuana comes from a hemp plant‚ which is also called cannabis‚ and has been used for thousands of years around the world. Marijuana has been prohibited in the United States since the early 1900’s‚ and became popular in the 1960’s. Marinol was approved by the United States

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    Medical Marijuana: A Topic Leaving People Up in Smoke Renee Grant ENC 1101-1002 Professor Bahle March 30‚ 2013 Medical Marijuana: A Topic Leaving People Up in Smoke Medical marijuana has been an ongoing fight between the federal government‚ physicians and patients. Contrary to many beliefs‚ marijuana‚ whether it is used for medical reasons or recreational is non-lethal. It has been proven to be useful in many medical conditions. There has

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    homeostasis. The drugs tested were prescription painkillers and hemp. The hypotheses stated that both drug were depressant drugs thus meaning that heart rate‚ and along with it‚ metabolism. The hypotheses are‚ in fact‚ true statements that can be backed with the data collected. The initial heart rate before the drug‚ hemp was applied‚ was 216 BPM. The final heart rate‚ with the drug was 132 BPM. That is a change by -84 BPM. This proves that hemp lowered the heart rate of the Daphnia‚ like the hypothesis

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    Van Buren and Andrew Jackson’s allies won control of Congress in the election of 1826‚ they offered higher tariffs on wool‚ hemp‚ and imported raw materials. In addition‚ Van Buren advocated policies that appealed to northern farmers and artisans and southern slave owners and smallholders. The goal of Van Buren and his Jacksonian allies were to win the support of wool and hemp producing famers for Jackson’s presidential candidacy in 1828. The Jacksonians orchestrated publicity campaigns by declaring

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    Users claim to have a subtler high with vaped hemp than with its smoked counterparts. The combination of THC and other compounds differs between smoke and vapor. CBD has a higher boiling point than THC. It is present in smoke but absent in vapor that is produced at lower temperatures. Vapor does not

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    Marijuana Should Be Illegal Herlina Pryor BCOM/275 March 23‚ 2014 Instructor: Jamey Pippert Why Marijuana Should Remain Illegal Published: February 26‚ 1994 To the Editor: I read with concern "Legalizing Marijuana Would Allow Regulation of Its Potency" (letter‚ Feb. 13). According to the writer‚ marijuana with high levels of tetrahydrocannabinol‚ or THC (the chemical that causes the psychoactive effects on the abuser)‚ is not a new phenomenon‚ and this high potency should not be used

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