Hey Appics Fam 🌿💭 The irony of fate wants it absolutely that I share with you today ...

... my thoughts on intoxicating substances. I, who have never taken them myself.
But at the latest in September when I come to the public prosecutor's office, when I get an insight into the reserve chamber, I will deal with the German laws and the substances in more detail. But laws are now only marginally concerned.
Please don't condemn me if my research is not quite comprehensive, the message remains the same in the end.🌿
Marijuana, which can have an intoxicating effect, is also colloquially called grass, weed or hashish, I'm happy to contradict if you know better 😁
But the original plant is hemp! I have consumed hemp quite often, sometimes even daily. It has become quite common for me in the meantime! Contradictory to the above mentioned? Not necessarily! I don't smoke these herbal substances, but hemp seeds, hemp oils and creams on CBD basis are part of my vegan lifestyle. Hemp has medicinal plant character. But I will let someone else have a better say about that: Namely my favourite Swiss: yuriy.stakhiv💥 who can certainly contribute a lot to this topic, so I will limit myself to the simple statement: Yes, hemp has healing properties. The individual effects on the body within the CBD will hopefully be taken over by this dude.💚
Under the assumption, which should be scientifically confirmed, that hemp is beneficial for the human organism, then I ask myself, why we have it and once again can speak explicitly only for Germany in Europe, why is it still not legalized? I know this topic is by far more delicate and contrary than I am currently presenting it, I am fully aware of this sensitivity. Nevertheless, substances are permitted which are far more harmful to the human organism than good for it. Of course, this refers to cigarettes and alcohol, which have relatively little or no healing effect.
Many opponents are afraid that people will throw themselves into endless consumption and neglect their life tasks. But perhaps more education is needed in this respect? Rather, I agree with you that the more it is forbidden, the more dangerous it actually becomes.
Let's ask ourselves the counter-question, in a country where everyone can grow it in their own garden for their own use and gets a manual for it. How could this issue be dealt with then? In my opinion, at least in this respect, the black market is taking away the basis.
People could make better use of it as their own therapeutic approaches, for their own oils, teas and so on, which are currently admittedly very expensive. It might even mean that less medicine would be needed, because much more could be cured alternatively. I know that caution is advised with such statements, but it is worth a thought. 💭
What is your opinion?🌿 Dear @yuriy.stakhiv, I would really love to read a Part II in your feed, as I am sure you can tell a lot about this interesting, innovative market.💥