Being unable to find references that I did not feel were biased in any regard as related to cannabinoids being good, bad, or indifferent to the human body. No rats, mice, dog, or monkey studies...no jest as there is valid documentation that shows cannabanoids effect humans differently.

Other requirements are that the author(s) are medical (MD) doctors or carry a doctorate in human medical pharmacology. We are talking journals such as the American Heart Association, or New England Journal of Medicine, or British Journal of Pharmacology, and so on.

The documents must contain a bibliography.

Some links may have to be paid for to get the full document. It would be nice if folks could turn others on to the free version if possible.

I happen to have a specific interest in effects related to pain, the cardiovascular system, pharmacologic aspects, and valid studies.

I hope to add to this in future posts. This particular group is involved with implications specifically related to the heart.

Triggering Myocardial Infarction by Marijuana -- Mittleman et al. 103 (23): 2805 -- Circulation
Modulation of the Endocannabinoid System in Cardiovascular Disease: Therapeutic Potential and Limitations -- Pacher et al. 52 (4): 601 -- Hypertension
Cardiovascular system effects of marijuana -- Jones 42 (11 Supplement): S58 -- The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology
IngentaConnect Cannabinoid System as a Potential Target for Drug Development in ...
WashougalWonder Reviewed by WashougalWonder on . Medical Journal References Being unable to find references that I did not feel were biased in any regard as related to cannabinoids being good, bad, or indifferent to the human body. No rats, mice, dog, or monkey studies...no jest as there is valid documentation that shows cannabanoids effect humans differently. Other requirements are that the author(s) are medical (MD) doctors or carry a doctorate in human medical pharmacology. We are talking journals such as the American Heart Association, or New England Journal Rating: 5