Guest guest Posted February 25, 2002 Report Share Posted February 25, 2002 I am motivated to write immediately after subscribing, because after I read the list's files, I was gladly surprised to see that you believe that psychiatry and psychology are pseudo-sciences. I have epilepsy, was a chemistry pre-med student (I am from Chile, living in Venezuela since the september 11, 1973 coup, and ran out of $$), and today I help people with epilepsy, and am often forced to teach doctors that psychiatry is just cheap neurology, and that psychology was invented by someone with the same kind of epielpsy I have (temporal lobe). This made him very good as seeing consequences, and results, very empathic, but his explanations are not necessarily scientifically correct. Well, I am here because i am researching ancient medicine, especially for neurological troubles, and I am an activist for the legalization of all illegal drugs so they can be researched completely. here where I live, I work with the native americans who live between here and Colombia (I am in maracaibo, venezuela, near the border), and who have used marihuana as medicine for centuries. For example, they have taught me to make a mixture of oil and marihuana, which is applied to the joints that are hurting from arthritis, and which is an excellent medicine. As a teenager, I learned to control my seizures by smoking pot. I hate smoking, however, and Marion (the pharmaceurical created from THC, pot's active ingredient) has not been very effective for those who have tried it. Why? Because things work better in the state God created them in!! I also have a very large warehouse, where I'm setting up a community center and a place for street children (I am a tutor of street kids, and a social entrepreneur). I want to grow herbs there (NOT pot!), to teach these kids we are rescuing how to work. I had been thinking of doping hydroponics for a while, but hadn't decided what to grow. I believe nothing would be as perfect as medicinal herbs! We might even be able to sell some and raise more funds for our projects? I was a chemistry lab teacher in a US college by age 17: I can handle chemicals. And my grandmother was a dedicated gardener in Chile: from her I learned how to handle plants. So you might say I am a beginner researcher in natural medicine. Vanessa Di Domenico Proyectos La Esperanza Venezuela Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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