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Aruba gets ready to debate legalized medicinal cannabis

September 7, 2016

Aruba gets ready to debate legalized medicinal cannabis
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ORANJESTAD – Worldwide a lot of cancer patients are benefiting from treatment with pure cannabis-oil and if it were up to MEP-MP Glenbert Croes Aruba will consider the use of medicinal cannabis and legalize it. Medicinal cannabis is also used to treat rheumatism and epilepsy. In December, Croes wants to start a debate about this theme, not only in parliament, but also in the community, the Amigoe reports.

There are many stories circulating about the use of cannabis-oil. It is supposedly beneficial for treating epilepsy, rheumatism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism, Alzheimer’s and migraine. Worldwide cancer patients are saying that cannabis-oil help in curing them. In the Netherlands medical cannabis and cannabis-oil are available for medical purposes.

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Aruba gets ready to debate legalized medicinal cannabis

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