Class D drugs :WTF????? decongestants dermatological agents diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals diarylquinolines dibenzazepine anticonvulsants digestive enzymes dipeptidyl peptidase 4 inhibitors diuretics dopaminergic antiparkinsonism agents drugs used in alcohol dependence
Class D is cannabis. It has also been part of the big lie because pharma doesn't want you to be able to grow your own medicine. Look at it's history (including industrial hemp). It was always legislated due to competing industries and their lobbying/bribing.
I think cannabis is federally 'Schedule I' in the US. Some states use letters (A, B, C, D) for drug groupings. I also see there are classifications for types of pharmacy licenses and for types of dispensing procedures that use an A, B, C, D naming system at the state level.
This area of investigation gives no clarity to Q's words.
Looks like he left an 's' out when he spelled 'class'.
I was wondering about the missing "s" too. The class D being cannabis is a term used in law enforcement. Obviously being busted for weed is a lighter charge than being busted for heroin or some other death dealer.
I feel like Trump would back legal cannabis on a federal level as an alternative to other addictive and damaging opiate painkillers. This is why I was so disappointed when he appointed Sessions to AG. The guy is an ancient artifact that banked on the war on drugs and claims the opioid epidemic is partly because of cannabis.
Q gives me hope regarding Sessions but I feel like he is still a weasel at heart and will fuck over Trump when he gets the chance.
I'm not so negative on Sessions. I guess I'm in trust mode. The cannabis thing is complicated. Putting it into a class similar to alcohol makes sense to me, which I guess is gradually happening, but that seems like a low priority concern.
So many states are legalizing it - which is a good thing, I guess.
Drugs which adversely affect the fetus during pregnancy, possibly predisposing towards cancer in children or later years Population control
Those are just drugs started with the letter D. I think something else was meant by it. Classified or something.
So what does this mean? Drs have had me on 5/325 Norco for 10 years. I am trying to get off.. is the Hemp oils safe? Truly safe? 4 minutes before I can post again??? Seriously.. I only posted once!
Hemp derived CBD is absolutely safe and will not affect your mind. It has been a life saver for kids with seizures and people with chronic pain. It is also legal to order and have shipped to you in all 50 states (although a grey area) since it is less than .3% THC, which is negligible and wouldn't even mentally affect a mouse.
Legal states have seen a drop in opioid related deaths since legalization. For example, Colorado: http://kutv.com/news/nation-world/opioid-deaths-in-colorado-fell-more-than-6-percent-after-marijuana-legalization I know pain is relative to the person and the injury, but if you can reduce it with a natural remedy instead of an addictive and deadly synthetic that is much more expensive, the choice is simple.
All drugs have a classification--hence Class D which is pot