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5 comments:
Ummm... is it true that marijuana is legal in some states due to medical research? and also like why would they make it legal wouldn't people just abuse the medical stuff made out of it?
I posted an answer to this question on the main page. If you have trouble finding it, click on the link "Illegal Drugs" on the right side of the home page and it will bring you to every post related to these drugs. Thank you for your question!
Can you explain Ibuprofen? It seems like everyone takes more than what the bottle says to and its no big deal.. and since it comes in higher doses than just over the counter pills can't you just take more OTC pills and have the same thing?
So...I am a diabetic. I dont want to ask my doctor because Im not 21, but is it ok for me to drink?
I answered the question on the main page- thanks for asking! Very good question!!
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