Marijuana: the ultimate sex drug by Chris Bennett 11 Jan, 2000
Excerpt: The origins of sexual marijuana use are bound up with the fertility rites that accompanied early agriculture. In the hunter-gatherer phase of human existence, shamans used imitative magic to draw herds of animals to the hunting ground by dressing in animal heads and skins for ritual dances. When humanity made the transition from hunter-gatherer to farmer, this same logic was applied to the planting of crops, and thus the agricultural cycle was imbued with symbolism and accompanying rites.
Pot Makes Your Libido High By Neil Sherman
Source: Star-Telegram January 22, 2001
Excerpt: Like adding a third voice to a duet to enhance the harmony, THC -- the active ingredient in marijuana -- joins with a female hormone and a brain chemical to boost sexual activity in female rats, Texas researchers have shown. The discovery may go a long way to solving the mystery of how pot affects sexual behavior. This research also adds to the evidence that the body makes natural marijuana-like chemicals that it uses to regulate sexual behavior, experts say.
Cannabis Puts Females in Mood for Love
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Whats the Straight Dope on Pot? by Andrew Weil M.D.
Excerpt: Marijuana, an ancient drug, is a product of Cannabis sativa, a plant long used to provide fiber, an edible seed, an edible oil and a medicine, as well as a psychoactive drug. Marijuana has been known in China, India and the Middle East as a medicine for thousands of years. In Western countries it was used as an appetite stimulant, muscle relaxant, painkiller, sedative and anti-convulsant for decades. Then, in 1937, the Marihuana Tax Act was enacted in order to discourage what was considered dangerous recreational use. The law stopped medical and food use as well...
I suggest you check out a great new book called "Marijuana Myths, Marijuana Facts" by Lynn Zimmer, Ph.D. (a distinguished sociologist) and John P. Morgan, M.D. (a pharmacologist)
(The Lindesmith Center, 1997). The authors started with a list of common perceptions
-- and misperceptions --
There is no evidence that marijuana causes infertility in men or women. In animal studies, high doses of THC diminish the production of some sex hormones and can impair reproduction. However, most studies of humans have found that marijuana has no impact on sex hormones. In those studies showing an impact, it is modest, temporary, and of no apparent consequence for reproduction. There is no scientific evidence that marijuana delays adolescent sexual development, has a feminizing effect on males, or a masculinizing effect on females.
Marijuana Myths, Marijuana Facts
Ernie Istook Hates America...
The drug is associated with the corruption of young children,
particularly their sexual corruption.
Themes in Chemical Prohibition, NIDA, 1979
She's a "GOOD" GIRL UNTIL She Smokes A REEFER ...see
Devil's Harvest
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