On That Cannabinanza

On That Cannabinanza Dr. Leo E. Hollister has effected a study on Cannabis in humans titled: “Health Aspects of Marijuana” (1986).

Druglibrary.org/schaffer/hemp/medical/hollisterhealth.htm Dr. Hollister has discovered that there were fewer anti-bodies produced because of dopaminergic depression of 5HT reception (serotonin). This, Dr. Hollister notes, makes the remaining anti-bodies very long lasting due to a plasticine residual from the altering of the DNA structures that makes irreversible changes on the 5HT 7.

This is common with other herbal psychotomimetics that have other subtle variations in how the seventh chain in the newly formed RNA (Ribonucleic Acid) is played on the inner structure of the body.

Now he realized that the resulting anti-bodies produced, had a greater longevity and a more plastic resilience to the environment of the blood.

This “plasticity” is common even in the anabolism of certain foods such as sea food. It has been popularly quipped that fish is brain food. Here it could be said also of Cannabis; though this point of view may not be in full accord with Dr. Hollister’s findings.

It sufficeth to say that Dr. Hollister’s conclusion was that the new anti-bodies were made stronger in their duration and plasticity, though fewer in number. So, Dr. Hollister, in making this discovery, seems to stumble on a pyrrhic victory.

As a Cannabis user, my experience is that the lipidinal (Lipid binding) stimulation of a resin such as THC, makes for a rapid colonization in the intestine, improving vascular flow to the brain and better ionization of minerals from the liver.

Saturday April 2, 2016