THC preventative treatment for Alzheimer's

LEDBud

LEDBud

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This is some good news for us Pot heads as we all become Seniors tick tock tick tock


The Effects of Medical Marijuana on Alzheimer’s Prevention

A preclinical study published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease found that very small doses of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), a chemical found in marijuana, can slow the production of beta-amyloid proteins, thought to be a hallmark characteristic and key contributor to the progression of Alzheimer’s.

The study, published in 2014, is among others to support the effectiveness of THC in prohibiting the growth of toxic amyloid plagues.

Co-author of the study, Neel Nabar, cautions against drawing quick conclusions from their study saying:

“It’s important to keep in mind that just because a drug may be effective doesn’t mean it can be safely used by anyone. However, these findings may lead to the development of related compounds that are safe, legal, and useful in the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease.”
 
Nice find. Perhaps Reagan should have just said yes. How ironic.

Huh, published in 2014 and apparently never mentioned again. Way to follow through guys. Wow, wonder what discovery will be made tomorrow that has already been discovered and suppressed for 2/5/10 years?
 
It seems the lie has run its course now the governments are doing damage control.

Its a Big Lie they got caught in , they have been exposed as the mind control freaks we always suspected but could not prove per say


The future will uncover more lies and brainwashing , technology is a two way street.
 
Recently found out my birth mother died of dementia at age 75 after 10 years of it.

Glad I've been taking my daily dose of THC for almost 50 years. Maybe I can avoid such a fate tho the old fart moments seem to be more frequent since a small stroke 3 years ago.

I make cannabis infused coconut oil that works great for my arthritis and lasts for a full day. By feeding 120% line voltage to a small crock pot with a variac I can heat it enough to decarb in the oil and not lose any goodness like you do when decarbing in the oven on a cookie sheet which is a horrible and wasteful way to do it. All that stink you smell is your medicine being cooked out of your pot and lost.

Decarbing is only needed for butter/oils that you are going to eat directly. If it's to be used in baking it will decarb just fine during the cooking process.

Since the US federal gov't took out a patent on cannabinoids many years ago I can't understand how they can still perpetuate the lie that pot has no medicinal value and keep it in schedule 1.

:peace:
 
OldMedUser said:
...Since the US federal gov't took out a patent on cannabinoids many years ago I can't understand how they can still perpetuate the lie that pot has no medicinal value and keep it in schedule 1.
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They took out a patent on it because they recognized it as a way to control the people, should it ever become too popular with the masses. They were hedging their bets because they knew how valuable the plant really is. *Expletives Deleted*
 
Agreed LEDBud. That should be the prime defense. It still ticks me off that the gov holds a patent on cannabis as a medicine but keeps it Schedule I, while at the same time issuing patents related to some of the many medical uses of cannabis. Why isn't this info being used to free people and get cannabis rescheduled??????????????????

Some/many of them seem to be false patents. Especially the last one listed to GW Pharmaceuticals. How the hell are they gonna claim ownership of that? That's BS because we, as taxpayers, paid for that research with The Compassionate Investigational New Drug program that started in 1978. The US gov grows and supplies cannabis to the patients. Glaucoma was the first treatment allowed under the program. That program still supplies 4 patients with MEDICAL cannabis for different needs to this day. This program should also be presented as evidence for any charges being faced to be dismissed and an immediate rescheduling of cannabis to at least Schedule II.

This list stops in 2013, so there are sure to be more by now. You may want to go have a bowel movement before looking at this list. 67 in total, looks to be about half and half patents and patent applications.

PATENTS RELATED TO CANNABIS

2000 - US Patent 6132762 ~ Transcutaneous application of marijuana

2000 - US Patent 6113940 ~ Drug delivery with transdermal patch layer which carries the cannabis chemical(s). the chemicals are contained in a film on the

2001 - US Patent 6328992 ~ Cannabinoid patch and method for cannabis transdermal delivery

2002 - US Patent 6383513 ~ Compositions comprising cannabinoids (nasal spray)

2002 - US Patent 6410588 ~ Use of cannabinoids as anti-inflammatory agents

2003 - US Patent 6630507 ~ Cannabinoids as antioxidants and neuroprotectants

2003 - US Patent 6503492 ~ An antiperspirant or deodorant active agent comprising an aluminium and/or zicronium salt or complex, a carrier for active agent and a cannabanoid receptor (CBR) activating agent

2004 - US Patent 20070151149 ~ Methods for altering the level of phytochemicals in plant cells by applying wave lengths of light from 400 nm to 700 nm and apparatus therefore

2003 - US Patent Application 2004004905 ~ Method for producing an extract from cannabis
plant matter, containing a tetrahydrocannabinol and a cannabidiol and cannabis extracts

2004 - US Patent 6713048 ~ Δ9 tetrahydrocannabinol (Δ9 THC) solution metered dose inhalers

2005 - US Patent 6974568 ~ Treatment for cough and methods of use

2005 - US Patent Application 20050266108 ~ Methods of purifying cannabinoids from plant
material

2005 - US Patent Application 20050079136 ~ Therapy for pain, appetite inttensifiers, multiple sclerosis and asthma; drug delivery

2005 - US Patent 6949582 ~ Method of relieving analgesia and reducing inflamation using a
cannabinoid delivery topical liniment

2005 - US Patent 20050070596 ~ Methods for treatment of inflammatory diseases using CT-3 or analogs thereof

2006 - US Patent Application 20060160888 ~ Room-temperature stable dronabinol formulations

2006 - US Patent 7088914 ~ Device, method and resistive element for vaporizing a medicament

2006 - US Patent Application 20060167084 ~ Delta-9-THC compositions and methods for
treating symptoms associated with multiple sclerosis

2006 - US Patent 7025992 ~ Administering lipophilic drug through mucous membranes

2006 - US Patent Application 20060039959 ~ Film-Shaped Mucoadhesive Administration Forms
For Administering Cannabis Agents

2006 - US Patent 7109245 ~ Vasoconstrictor cannabinoid analogs

2007 - US Patent Application 20070020193 ~ Dronabinol compositions and methods for using
same

2007 - US Patent 20080057117 ~ Pharmaceutical Composition Made Up Of Cannabis Extracts

2007 - US Patent Application 20070041994 ~ Aqueous extract of finely chopped dried selenium- and zinc-enhanced cannabis (Cannabis indicaxCannabis ruderalis), chopped shiitake mushrooms (Lentinula edodes), and chopped maitake mushrooms (Grifola frondosa) packaged in a cellulose capsule for oral adminstration to treat prostatitis, prostate cancer

2007 - US Patent Application 20070049645 ~ Anti-nausea and anti-vomiting activity of
cannabidiol compounds

2007 - US Patent Application 20070099987 ~ Treating or preventing diabetes with cannabidiol

2008 - US Patent 7344736 ~ Extraction of pharmaceutically active components from plant materials

2008 - US Patent 20080275237 ~ Method for Obtaining Pure Tetrahydrocannabinol

2008 - US Patent 7402686 ~ Cannabinoid crystalline derivatives and process of cannabinoid
purification

2008 - US Patent 7399872 ~ Conversion of CBD to Δ-THC Delta 8 and Δ-THC Delta 9

2008 - US Patent Application 20080112895 ~ Aqueous dronabinol formulations (Cannabinoids in buffer/cosolvent such as ethanol, propylene glycol and/or polyethylene glycol; ophthalmology)

2008 - US Patent Application 20080181942 ~ Delta-9-THC compositions and methods for
treating symptoms associated with multiple sclerosis

2008 - US Patent Application 20080262099 ~ Inhibition of Tumour Cell Migration

2008 - News ~ US Government Holds Patent For Medical Marijuana, Shows Hypocrisy

2009 - US Patent Application 20090324797 ~ Modulating Plant Oil Levels

2009 - US Patent 7622140 ~ Processes and apparatus for extraction of active substances and
enriched extracts from natural products

2009 - US Patent Application 20090197941 ~ Pharmaceutical Compositons for the Treatment of
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

2010 - US Patent Application 20090005461 - Use of Cannabidiol in the Treatment of Hepatitis

2010 - US Patent 2623723 ~ Process for production of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol

2010 - US Patent Application 20100249223 ~ New use for cannabinoid-containing plant extracts

2010 - US Patent Application 20100239693 ~ Cannabinoid-containing plant extracts as neuroprotective agents

2010 - US Patent Application 2004014385 ~ Pharmacological treatment of psoriasis

2010 - US Patent Application 20100012118 ~ Medicament dosage for inhaler

2010 - US Patent 7741365 ~ Peripheral cannabinoid receptor (CB2) selective ligands

2010 - US Patent Application 20100204312 ~ Methods and compositions for treating cancer

2010 - US Patent Application 20100158973 ~ Therapeutic uses of cannabidiol compounds

2010 - US Patent Application ~ Controlled-release apoptosis modulating compositions and methods for the treatment of otic disorders

2011 - US Patent Application 20110097283 ~ Chewing gum compositions comprising cannabinoids

2011 - US Patent 2005023741 ~ Pharmaceutical compositions containing (+) cannabidiol and derivatives thereof and some such novel derivatives

2011 - US Patent Application 20110052694 ~ Use of cannabidiol prodrugs in topical and transdermal administration with microneedles

2011 - US Patent Application 20110073120 ~ Smoke and Odor Elimination Filters, Devices and
Methods

2011 - US Patent Application 20110020945 ~ Oral detection test for cannabinoid use

2011 - US Patent Application 20110082195 ~ New use for cannabinoids

2011 - Patent GB2478595 ~ Phytocannabinoids for use in the treatment of cancer

2012 - US Patent 20120052119 ~ Nanoencapsulated delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol

2012 - US Patent US2012046352 ~ Controlled cannabis decarboxylation

2012 - US Patent US2012034293 ~ Transdermal delivery of cannabinoids

2012 - US Patent Application 20120004251 ~ Use of the phytocannabinoid cannabidivarin (cbdv) in the treatment of epilepsy

2012 - US Patent 7674922 ~ Process for production of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol

2012 - US Patent Application 20120264818 ~ Topical Compositions with Cannabis Extracts

2013 - US Patent Application 20130245110 ~ The use of CBD alone or in combination with another cannabinoid (also THCV alone)

2013 - US Patent 8435556 ~ Transdermal delivery of cannabidiol

2013 - US Patent Application 20130280343 ~ Food Products Derived From Cannabinoid-Administered Livestock

2013 - US Patent Application 20130171145 ~ Methods of treating liver disease

2013 - US Patent Application on 20130251824 ~ Recycling cannabinoid extractor

2013 - US Patent Application 20130059018 ~ Phytocannabinoids in the treatment of cancer

2013 - US Patent NEWS ~ GW Pharmaceuticals plc Announces US Patent Allowance for Use of Cannabinoids in Treating Glioma
 
Ofis said:
Agreed LEDBud. That should be the prime defense. It still ticks me off that the gov holds a patent on cannabis as a medicine but keeps it Schedule I, while at the same time issuing patents related to some of the many medical uses of cannabis. Why isn't this info being used to free people and get cannabis rescheduled??????????????????

Some/many of them seem to be false patents. Especially the last one listed to GW Pharmaceuticals. How the hell are they gonna claim ownership of that? That's BS because we, as taxpayers, paid for that research with The Compassionate Investigational New Drug program that started in 1978. The US gov grows and supplies cannabis to the patients. Glaucoma was the first treatment allowed under the program. That program still supplies 4 patients with MEDICAL cannabis for different needs to this day. This program should also be presented as evidence for any charges being faced to be dismissed and an immediate rescheduling of cannabis to at least Schedule II.

This list stops in 2013, so there are sure to be more by now. You may want to go have a bowel movement before looking at this list. 67 in total, looks to be about half and half patents and patent applications.

PATENTS RELATED TO CANNABIS

2000 - US Patent 6132762 ~ Transcutaneous application of marijuana

2000 - US Patent 6113940 ~ Drug delivery with transdermal patch layer which carries the cannabis chemical(s). the chemicals are contained in a film on the

2001 - US Patent 6328992 ~ Cannabinoid patch and method for cannabis transdermal delivery

2002 - US Patent 6383513 ~ Compositions comprising cannabinoids (nasal spray)

2002 - US Patent 6410588 ~ Use of cannabinoids as anti-inflammatory agents

2003 - US Patent 6630507 ~ Cannabinoids as antioxidants and neuroprotectants

2003 - US Patent 6503492 ~ An antiperspirant or deodorant active agent comprising an aluminium and/or zicronium salt or complex, a carrier for active agent and a cannabanoid receptor (CBR) activating agent

2004 - US Patent 20070151149 ~ Methods for altering the level of phytochemicals in plant cells by applying wave lengths of light from 400 nm to 700 nm and apparatus therefore

2003 - US Patent Application 2004004905 ~ Method for producing an extract from cannabis
plant matter, containing a tetrahydrocannabinol and a cannabidiol and cannabis extracts

2004 - US Patent 6713048 ~ Δ9 tetrahydrocannabinol (Δ9 THC) solution metered dose inhalers

2005 - US Patent 6974568 ~ Treatment for cough and methods of use

2005 - US Patent Application 20050266108 ~ Methods of purifying cannabinoids from plant
material

2005 - US Patent Application 20050079136 ~ Therapy for pain, appetite inttensifiers, multiple sclerosis and asthma; drug delivery

2005 - US Patent 6949582 ~ Method of relieving analgesia and reducing inflamation using a
cannabinoid delivery topical liniment

2005 - US Patent 20050070596 ~ Methods for treatment of inflammatory diseases using CT-3 or analogs thereof

2006 - US Patent Application 20060160888 ~ Room-temperature stable dronabinol formulations

2006 - US Patent 7088914 ~ Device, method and resistive element for vaporizing a medicament

2006 - US Patent Application 20060167084 ~ Delta-9-THC compositions and methods for
treating symptoms associated with multiple sclerosis

2006 - US Patent 7025992 ~ Administering lipophilic drug through mucous membranes

2006 - US Patent Application 20060039959 ~ Film-Shaped Mucoadhesive Administration Forms
For Administering Cannabis Agents

2006 - US Patent 7109245 ~ Vasoconstrictor cannabinoid analogs

2007 - US Patent Application 20070020193 ~ Dronabinol compositions and methods for using
same

2007 - US Patent 20080057117 ~ Pharmaceutical Composition Made Up Of Cannabis Extracts

2007 - US Patent Application 20070041994 ~ Aqueous extract of finely chopped dried selenium- and zinc-enhanced cannabis (Cannabis indicaxCannabis ruderalis), chopped shiitake mushrooms (Lentinula edodes), and chopped maitake mushrooms (Grifola frondosa) packaged in a cellulose capsule for oral adminstration to treat prostatitis, prostate cancer

2007 - US Patent Application 20070049645 ~ Anti-nausea and anti-vomiting activity of
cannabidiol compounds

2007 - US Patent Application 20070099987 ~ Treating or preventing diabetes with cannabidiol

2008 - US Patent 7344736 ~ Extraction of pharmaceutically active components from plant materials

2008 - US Patent 20080275237 ~ Method for Obtaining Pure Tetrahydrocannabinol

2008 - US Patent 7402686 ~ Cannabinoid crystalline derivatives and process of cannabinoid
purification

2008 - US Patent 7399872 ~ Conversion of CBD to Δ-THC Delta 8 and Δ-THC Delta 9

2008 - US Patent Application 20080112895 ~ Aqueous dronabinol formulations (Cannabinoids in buffer/cosolvent such as ethanol, propylene glycol and/or polyethylene glycol; ophthalmology)

2008 - US Patent Application 20080181942 ~ Delta-9-THC compositions and methods for
treating symptoms associated with multiple sclerosis

2008 - US Patent Application 20080262099 ~ Inhibition of Tumour Cell Migration

2008 - News ~ US Government Holds Patent For Medical Marijuana, Shows Hypocrisy

2009 - US Patent Application 20090324797 ~ Modulating Plant Oil Levels

2009 - US Patent 7622140 ~ Processes and apparatus for extraction of active substances and
enriched extracts from natural products

2009 - US Patent Application 20090197941 ~ Pharmaceutical Compositons for the Treatment of
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

2010 - US Patent Application 20090005461 - Use of Cannabidiol in the Treatment of Hepatitis

2010 - US Patent 2623723 ~ Process for production of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol

2010 - US Patent Application 20100249223 ~ New use for cannabinoid-containing plant extracts

2010 - US Patent Application 20100239693 ~ Cannabinoid-containing plant extracts as neuroprotective agents

2010 - US Patent Application 2004014385 ~ Pharmacological treatment of psoriasis

2010 - US Patent Application 20100012118 ~ Medicament dosage for inhaler

2010 - US Patent 7741365 ~ Peripheral cannabinoid receptor (CB2) selective ligands

2010 - US Patent Application 20100204312 ~ Methods and compositions for treating cancer

2010 - US Patent Application 20100158973 ~ Therapeutic uses of cannabidiol compounds

2010 - US Patent Application ~ Controlled-release apoptosis modulating compositions and methods for the treatment of otic disorders

2011 - US Patent Application 20110097283 ~ Chewing gum compositions comprising cannabinoids

2011 - US Patent 2005023741 ~ Pharmaceutical compositions containing (+) cannabidiol and derivatives thereof and some such novel derivatives

2011 - US Patent Application 20110052694 ~ Use of cannabidiol prodrugs in topical and transdermal administration with microneedles

2011 - US Patent Application 20110073120 ~ Smoke and Odor Elimination Filters, Devices and
Methods

2011 - US Patent Application 20110020945 ~ Oral detection test for cannabinoid use

2011 - US Patent Application 20110082195 ~ New use for cannabinoids

2011 - Patent GB2478595 ~ Phytocannabinoids for use in the treatment of cancer

2012 - US Patent 20120052119 ~ Nanoencapsulated delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol

2012 - US Patent US2012046352 ~ Controlled cannabis decarboxylation

2012 - US Patent US2012034293 ~ Transdermal delivery of cannabinoids

2012 - US Patent Application 20120004251 ~ Use of the phytocannabinoid cannabidivarin (cbdv) in the treatment of epilepsy

2012 - US Patent 7674922 ~ Process for production of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol

2012 - US Patent Application 20120264818 ~ Topical Compositions with Cannabis Extracts

2013 - US Patent Application 20130245110 ~ The use of CBD alone or in combination with another cannabinoid (also THCV alone)

2013 - US Patent 8435556 ~ Transdermal delivery of cannabidiol

2013 - US Patent Application 20130280343 ~ Food Products Derived From Cannabinoid-Administered Livestock

2013 - US Patent Application 20130171145 ~ Methods of treating liver disease

2013 - US Patent Application on 20130251824 ~ Recycling cannabinoid extractor

2013 - US Patent Application 20130059018 ~ Phytocannabinoids in the treatment of cancer

2013 - US Patent NEWS ~ GW Pharmaceuticals plc Announces US Patent Allowance for Use of Cannabinoids in Treating Glioma
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Soooo, if the government doesn't believe that THC/CBD therapies cure brain cancer and Alzheimer's; then why have they registered patents for specific methodologies related to THC/CBD remedies?

Time to bust the vault open, and choose life. We can heal ourselves when the diagnosis is found early enough. Don't allow propaganda to run our ECS, follow what our instinct says.

Happy Brain day to you all!
 
OldMedUser said:
Recently found out my birth mother died of dementia at age 75 after 10 years of it.

Glad I've been taking my daily dose of THC for almost 50 years. Maybe I can avoid such a fate tho the old fart moments seem to be more frequent since a small stroke 3 years ago.

I make cannabis infused coconut oil that works great for my arthritis and lasts for a full day. By feeding 120% line voltage to a small crock pot with a variac I can heat it enough to decarb in the oil and not lose any goodness like you do when decarbing in the oven on a cookie sheet which is a horrible and wasteful way to do it. All that stink you smell is your medicine being cooked out of your pot and lost.

Decarbing is only needed for butter/oils that you are going to eat directly. If it's to be used in baking it will decarb just fine during the cooking process.

Since the US federal gov't took out a patent on cannabinoids many years ago I can't understand how they can still perpetuate the lie that pot has no medicinal value and keep it in schedule 1.

:peace:
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Perpetuate the lie? How many millions of dollars are spent on cops at the donut shop busting people with pot? Per year, per month, per day. And then the money for courts, lawyers and personnel? Are you catching on to how big a business this is? Now add in the private jailers and their staff. See it keeps growing. Then the politicians getting paid not to do anything? More money.
 
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