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So when the Lancet team searched databases for RCTs treating mental disorders with cannabis as the primary treatment, they found a sparse pool — and then concluded the sparse pool means cannabis doesn't work. That conclusion is circular. You can't run a rigorous trial with plant material you can barely access, in the doses people actually use, then fault the plant for the absence of results.

Prohibiting anyone from growing cannabis or any other plant is a violation of our fundamental right as individuals and as part of Earth's ecosystem. The notion that a government or any other authority can dictate what we are and aren't allowed to cultivate is absurd. It is a direct attack on our relationship with the natural world and our ability to exercise our inherent freedoms.

The newest cannabinoid and, I must say, "another worthy addition" swaying the market right, left, front, and back is Hexahydrocannabinol (HHC). Rising to prominence after regulations banned the sales and use of Delta-8, this compound has been referred to as an intriguing analog of THC. Whether or not to agree with this description cannot be decided now, as there are several misconceptions about HHC cannabinoids.