Thread: Medical Marijuana awaits proper studies: PM

BANGKOK, 10 July 2019 (NNT) - The Prime Minister has confirmed the introduction of marijuana for medical purposes will proceed, but only after proper studies have been concluded. Related agencies are now working on appropriate scientific means of certifying medical marijuana usage.


The Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha has reassured the public that the government doesn’t have any objection to medical marijuana, but medical studies are required to ensure correct usage to maximize the benefit to those receiving treatment. He said this requirement is not intended to cause any conflict with any side, but a study committee will need to be set up to clarify the issue. He then added that the medicinal properties of medical marijuana products must have been properly certified, and that related agencies are now working on a recipe for Thai medical marijuana products in order to certify the manufacturing and recommended usage.


The Prime Minister has discouraged the general public from using marijuana products which have not been certified, and are not in compliance with modern medicine, saying that the government must regulate the use of marijuana by following lawful steps, ensuring the best results, and allowing the application accordingly to suitable illnesses.


National News Bureau Of Thailand

Maybe have a look at foreign studies on the matter and feedback from countries that have allowed medical?

But it wasn't Thai cannabis nor Thai people, they probably need to do it all again (reinventing the wheel)...why not but if so refrain from plagiarize foreign studies

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Originally Posted by misskit

Related agencies are now working on appropriate scientific means of certifying medical marijuana usage.

Norton Inc was awarded a gov contract last week. Was a tough competition but clear to all Norton Inc was by far the most scientifically qualified to perform this important study. The study is expected to be completed Jan 1 2020 and will consume 200 kilos of test material.

Well hop to it Norts.
That’s about a kilo a day to get through allowing 15 % for sticks, seeds and big fan leaves.
Now assuming a decent spliff is about a gram, then that’s about one a minute allowing for a decent sleep every night.
Could be a challenge.
Better get some mates over.