{"id":2163,"date":"2019-11-19T10:00:32","date_gmt":"2019-11-19T09:00:32","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.bmj.com\/medical-humanities\/?p=2163"},"modified":"2020-09-17T18:04:45","modified_gmt":"2020-09-17T17:04:45","slug":"no-stone-left-unturned","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.bmj.com\/medical-humanities\/2019\/11\/19\/no-stone-left-unturned\/","title":{"rendered":"No Stone Left Unturned"},"content":{"rendered":"

The Medicine in Marijuana<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

A film by Ben Daitz and Ned Judge<\/strong><\/p>\n

Film Review by James Evans,\u00a0Film Critic\/Historian<\/strong><\/p>\n

Loco weed, maryjane, pot, devil\u2019s weed, smoke, reefer, grass, wacky tobacky; there are many and varied slang words for the Cannibas Sativa plant aka marijuana. The urban slang dictionary lists 121 of them. The nuances of these colloquialisms indicate a decidedly wild and woolly reputation for the marijuana plant and the movies have certainly exploited these associations as this poster for the 1942 film, Devil\u2019s Harvest, <\/em>evidences.<\/p>\n

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Film poster for Devil’s Harvest<\/em><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In fact, a silent western film of 1924, High on the Range, <\/em>is an early example of a cautionary tale about reefer madness set amongst\u2014of all things\u2014cowboys. The many incarnations and representations of marijuana as, in turns, a transgressive, hip, cultish, psychoactive, behaviour-altering, lust inducing and madness instigating drug in the history of cinema is a topic that the world\u2019s filmmakers seem unable to resist.[1]<\/a><\/p>\n

Rarely, if ever, is a case presented or representation made which focuses upon any possible medical or clinical benefits of the drug and its compounds. The film under review, The Medicine in Marijuana<\/em>, sets out to correct this situation and to examine the strictly medical and clinical benefits which may (or may not) be attributed to the drug. Structured as a straightforward documentary it fuses the analysis of various medical professionals and researchers alongside patient\u2019s anecdotal evidence. The film charts the story of marijuana as it has been used in a medicinal way for over 3,000 years and as the documentary unfolds, the 2017 National Academy of Sciences study of cannabis and OrganicCBDNugs<\/a><\/u>\u00a0in medicine and the Academy\u2019s conclusions[2]<\/a> is referenced in the various segments of the film where this evidence has been verified. The film goes on to examine case studies into the effects of cannabinoids\u2014which are the active ingredients in cannabis that the brain and its endocannabinal systems of reception respond to, it is definitely a good film to watch for those who need CBD seeds<\/a>. So far, the most persuasive evidence for the effective use of medicinal marijuana falls into the categories of epilepsy, stress, inflammation, and sleep disorders. I use the phrase \u201cso far\u201d in the previous sentence because there are difficulties for researchers in studying this maligned drug: it has been illegal in the U. S. since it was given this status by the Head of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics, Harry Anslinger in 1937. His fanatical opposition to the drug was mostly focussed upon its social and racial implications. Anslinger stated that, \u201cMarijuana causes white women to seek sexual relations with Negroes [and Latinos], entertainers [mainly jazz artists] and any others.\u201d And so the drug remains an outlaw to this day. But research has progressed in other countries such as Israel, Canada and Europe where marijuana\u2019s medical secrets are slowly being discovered.<\/p>\n

The Medicine in Marijuana<\/em> is an informative short film which can be clearly placed into the category of advocacy criticism and this advocacy can be discerned by the convincing narration by David Marash, the reassuring tone of both medical professionals and their patients, the use of scientific charts and bullet points and the sparkling, upbeat soundtrack which all play their part in taking a positive approach to this mostly uncritical examination of the topic. The \u2018dosage conundrum,\u2019 so-called because only non-professionals are currently able to advise individuals about amounts and mixes of marijuana strains to take for their conditions, is addressed, as is the folly of making research so difficult for experts due to prohibitive government drug policies.<\/p>\n

There is one note of caution sounded in the film by a researcher in the field concerning the over-reliance upon subjective claims and personal anecdotes made by patients: \u201cThe plural of anecdote is not evidence\u201d he states. Wise words suggesting that the proper and thorough scientific examination of marijuana\u2019s medical efficacy is long overdue.<\/p>\n

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[1]<\/a> For further reading on this topic I refer you to Halperin and Bloom\u2019s 2010 publication, Reefer Movie Madness: the Ultimate Stoner Film Guide.<\/em><\/p>\n

[2]<\/a> The full report can be accessed at NASON.org<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

The Medicine in Marijuana A film by Ben Daitz and Ned Judge Film Review by James Evans,\u00a0Film Critic\/Historian Loco weed, maryjane, pot, devil\u2019s weed, smoke, reefer, grass, wacky tobacky; there are many and varied slang words for the Cannibas Sativa plant aka marijuana. The urban slang dictionary lists 121 of them. The nuances of these […]<\/p>\n

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