Lawmakers' Shocking Ignorance: New Federal Cannabis Laws & Public Health
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A shocking revelation from Washington D.C. exposes the profound ignorance of many lawmakers concerning the human body's critical endocannabinoid system (ECS).
This lack of understanding is directly influencing new federal cannabis legislation, set to be enforced this November, raising serious concerns. The speaker, having recently lobbied in DC, warns that these upcoming federal laws, which plan to ban specific cannabinoids, are not based on public health or scientific fact. Emphasizing the ECS's vital role in human survival, the new policies are predicted to cause significant harm to scientific research, agricultural practices, and overall public well-being.
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A lot's been happening. The Trump administration has been saying they're going to remove hemp from uh, what's a Schedule 1 drug, etc. But actually I don't think that's going to happen. I don't know. You tell me, you were in DC, what's going on? So, I was very optimistic when I saw actually last year President Trump posting, uh, very, very, very most important things such as like we have this endocannabinoid system. So it was like a first official acknowledgment in our country, like, we have endocannabinoid system. And there's no physicians until today talk about us, right? And we'll talk about the meaning behind ECS. But the most important, what's really happening in the C is, it hit me, the reality hit me really hard, which is I still have a hard time recovering emotionally. Um, because I realized visiting, doesn't matter if it's, it was actually Democratic, democratic offices or Republican, uh, actually, I realized our lawmakers have no idea what they're doing behind the scenes. And I'm not trying to put them right now in a bad spot. But the whole focus on this whole new legislation and passing new laws that they did pass ...
