There is alot of research available. It just isn't 'mainstream' enough yet. :wtf:Not to mention our Gov't stopped testing a long long time ago!

Docs get 'kickbacks' from big pharm companies and that is the bottom line. How are they going to get a 'kickback' (expense paid trip for family to private secluded island off the coast of France) you name it they get it!

Should you tell them. No! Would you tell them you drink too much? Only if you were real sick. They will find what they need in that area! I have found it is best not to tell, unless you are having a problem they are having much difficulty diagnosing. Then, I would be cautious. You don't want anything on your medical records that, in some way, can be used against you!

Now, if you are being treated for cancer or some disease that most people feel is medically acceptable for use of Cannibis, Heck Yes, tell them. You have little to gain at that point!

There can be a point in one's life that you will be involved in something, like an accident. If you are not at fault and need to take legal action for medical bills, they have the right to supeona your medical files. Most docs don't bother to 'weed' thru your file before sending. This is not information you would like used against you! Would you like to sit in a courtroom and say, well I only smoke 2 bowls a day! 'And yes mam, how many did you have before you caused this accident?' If you are taking any prescribed medication and involved in an accident, it may cause a problem---DUI is all inclusive. Don't want it used against you!:rastar