risky to smoke while nursing?

[letsdoit]

Lactating monkeys chronically receiving 2 mg THC per kilogram body weight orally either two or five times weekly were given a small dose of radiolabelled THC mixed with the THC. During the 24-hr observation period, approximately 0.2% of the labelled THC appeared in the milk.
Modified according to: Chao FC, Green DE, Forrest IS, Kaplan JN, Winship-Ball A, Braude M. The passage of 14C-delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol into the milk of lactating squirrel monkeys. Res Commun Chem Pathol Pharmacol (1976 Oct) 15(2):303-317

http://www.acmed.org/english/faq/20-breastmilk.htm

MONKEYS, HUH.

Sooo....what are you saying?

[daima]

Sooo....what are you saying?

The usa sponsored a study that was done in Madrid Spain, at Complutense University to debunk marijuana as a medicine. Mice with tumors were injected with 10x's the amount of THC it takes to get a human high. No mice died of an overdose and those that were injected with THC directly into the tumor(mostly brain tumors) had their tumors reduced in size and lives significantly longer than mice who had no THC injections. Some of the mice that were injected with THC had their tumors disappear completely. The usa when presented with the results stopped the funding, which was 3 million usa tax dollars.
10 x's the amount it takes to get a human high folks and ZERO overdose deaths. Talk about safe medicine? The Boston Globe broke this story to the public.

dai*ma the primate:dance: :dance: