by Richard Secklin (Author)
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. A prospective analysis from a Parkinson's patient.
Author Biography
Richard Secklin graduated with a degree in Organizational Management from Lubbock Christian University and received the University's top award for his research. He is a retired law enforcement officer and a member of LEAP - Law Enforcement Against Prohibition. Richard was also diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2003.