Nettfit Publishing presents
“Marijuana for Parkinson Disease,”
a new controversial cannabis research book in print now.
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Pharmaceutical use of cannabis is not new and history shows us how
this miracle plant has been misinterpreted through an era of ignorance.
Cannabis has been used for thousands of years and the credibility of marijuana
as a therapy specifically for Parkinson’s disease is somewhat new. “Marijuana
is a miracle plant that helps Parkinson’s patients and benefits people
suffering from many other illnesses” states PD patient and author of,
"Marijuana for Parkinson's Disease" (2012).
What is presently a controversial subject matter
as many States one by one approve medicinal use of marijuana, this new research
book should help provide medical support for new legislation. This is an
interesting insight from the author who is a retired career law enforcement officer
and Parkinson’s patient. His first book, "Looking Down the Barrel," a
Parkinson's disease self help spiritual book was put in print by Nettfit
Publishing in 2010.
The author Richard Secklin, is a graduate ofLubbock Christian University and
a LCU award winner for his research. Readers are given a brief history on
cannabis, the laws, the medicinal use, medical research, and much more in his
new book, “Marijuana
for Parkinson’s Disease – Cannabis Research and the Miracle Plant for
Parkinson’s.”
The author Richard Secklin, is a graduate of
Marijuana is truly a miracle plant that has been
around for thousands of years and beneficial for many illnesses and diseases
said the author. “Is marijuana, the oldest medicinal plant known to man
the sectarian or alternative contemporary medicine or are all
other medicines since the existence of cannabis the new modern alternative
drugs?” (Secklin, 2012, .4)