Medical *Censored*
  *Censored* was first brought to my continent on the May Flower.  It
then went under the name of hemp, and was used for decades as the main
fiberous compound in many products. (Money, Rope, Clothing, Etc.)  Hemp
underwent genetic breeding by the medical community to bring out it's
'other' qualities, where it then became the drug of choice for most all
minor ailments.
  Medical *censored* was replaced, and made illegal, in the 1950's with
the advent of asperin.  I beleive this illegality was due to the fact
that existing laws prevented a patent from being place upon this
wonderous plant.  Asperin, a patented item, would be virtually
worthless, if *censored* was permitted as the reasonable alternative it
is.
  It is also noteworthy to mention that the genetic breeding of
*censored* could be furthered to bring out other, or more specific,
attributes of the plant. ie:  A strain that acts only to relieve pain,
or a strain to raise the spirits of the depressed, or a strain that is a
muscle relaxant, or...
*Censored* is a wonderous plant that offers many benefits, it has (as
far as I know) no harmful effects when taked by itself or when mixed
with other drugs, and is almost impossible to over dose on. I would like
to again stress the fact that medical *censored* only became an illegal
plant, when a way to profit from making it so presented itself...
ie: When a patentable alternative was found.
Tony *uncensored* Peardon :>
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