Consumo : Cánnabis medicinal para tratamiento de adicciones químicas
Unos medicinal del cánnabis para tratamiento de adiciones químicas – La marihuana medicinal, o aquella con alto contenido en CBD e incluso marihuana equilibrada en THC, ha sido propuesta para contrarrestar algunos de los efectos más complejos del consumo problemático de drogas químicas. Asimismo se ha propuesto y estudiado el uso de la Hoja de Coca como sustituto efectivo en los casos en los que el consumo de cocaína se revela complicado. A continuación una breve reseña de trabajos al respecto.
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Uso medicinal de cánnabis para tratamiento de adicciones químicas
Jorge Hurtado Gumucio Project A psychiatrist by profession, Jorge Hurtado is systematically promoting the use of coca leaves as a means to diminish cocaine addiction. The coca plant is the only known effective substitute for cocaine that does not harm the patient. The main components of his plan involve research to fine-tune dosage levels, advocacy work to demystify and legalize the use of coca internationally, and a treatment program for institutionalized Bolivian addicts in La Paz. Jorge is also highly involved in determining psychological methods that help predict and measure patients' rehabilitation progress. [2000]
Xavier de Silveira, Ph.D. "Therapeutic use of cannabis by crack addicts in Brazil “This study ensued from clinical observations based on spontaneous accounts by crack abusers undergoing their first psychiatric assessment, where they reported using cannabis in an attempt to ease their own withdrawal symptoms. [diciembre 1999]
Donald I. Abrams, MD Cannabis in Pain and Palliative Care, The Pain Practitioner [Winter 2010]
DI Abrams, P Couey, SB Shade, ME Kelly and NL Benowitz: Cannabinoid–Opioid Interaction in Chronic Pain, Clinic al pharmacology & Therapeutics | Volume 90 Number 6 | [December 2011]
Gregory T. Carter, Aaron M. Flanagan, Mitchell Earleywine, Donald I. Abrams, Sunil K. Aggarwal and Lester Grinspoon: Cannabis in Palliative Medicine: Improving Care and Reducing Opioid-Related Morbidity American Journal of Hospice and Palliative Medicine [28 March 2011]
Tod H. Mikuriya: Cannabis as a Substitute for Alcohol: A Harm-Reduction Approach, Journal of Cannabis Therapeutics, Vol. 4(1) 2004 [20 de junio 2003]
Benjamin Crosta, Santiago Guerrero: The effect of alcohol availability on marijuana use: Evidence from the minimum legal drinking age, a Department of Economics, University of Colorado Denver, Denver, CO, Journal of Health Economics [2012]
Philippe Lucas MA: Philippe Lucas M.A.: Cannabis as an Adjunct to or Substitute for Opiates in the Treatment of Chronic Pain, Journal of Psychoactive Drugs [8 de junio 2012]
Philippe Lucas, Amanda Reiman, Mitch Earleywine, Stephanie K. McGowan, Megan Oleson, Michael P. Coward, & Brian Thomas: Cannabis as a substitute for alcohol and other drugs: A dispensary-based survey of substitution effect in Canadian medical cannabis patients, Centre for Addictions Research Victoria [2 de mayo 2012]
Ronald Swartz Medical marijuana users in substance abuse treatment, Harm Reduction Journal 2010,
Amanda Reiman Cannabis as a substitute for alcohol and other drugs, Harm Reduction Journal 2009
Mark A. Ware MBBS, Tongtong Wang PhD, Stan Shapiro PhD, Ann Robinson RN, Thierry Ducruet MSc,Thao Huynh MD, Ann Gamsa PhD, Gary J. Bennett PhD, Jean-Paul Collet MD PhD : Smoked cannabis for chronic neuropathic pain: a randomized controlled trial Canadian Medical Association CMAJ • [5 de octubre 2010]
Javier Fernández-Ruiz: Fármacos cannabinoides para las enfermedades neurológicas: ¿qué hay detrás? /Ficha técnica Sativex [2012]
El Tiempo: Cara a cara por polémico plan experimental de Petro sobre droga [9 de abril 2013]
Cannabis and Veterans: Freedom to Choose [October 2013]
Centro de Estudio y Análisis en Convivencia y Seguridad Ciudadana del Distrito de Bogotá (CEACSC) : Auto-suministro de cannabis en población habitante de la calle en Bogotá. Complejidades en torno al tráfico y consumo de bazuco, efectos y alternativas para su tratamiento en el contexto de la salud pública, la convivencia y la seguridad ciudadana. [enero 2014]
Xavier de Silveira, Ph.D. "Therapeutic use of cannabis by crack addicts in Brazil “This study ensued from clinical observations based on spontaneous accounts by crack abusers undergoing their first psychiatric assessment, where they reported using cannabis in an attempt to ease their own withdrawal symptoms. [diciembre 1999]
Donald I. Abrams, MD Cannabis in Pain and Palliative Care, The Pain Practitioner [Winter 2010]
DI Abrams, P Couey, SB Shade, ME Kelly and NL Benowitz: Cannabinoid–Opioid Interaction in Chronic Pain, Clinic al pharmacology & Therapeutics | Volume 90 Number 6 | [December 2011]
Gregory T. Carter, Aaron M. Flanagan, Mitchell Earleywine, Donald I. Abrams, Sunil K. Aggarwal and Lester Grinspoon: Cannabis in Palliative Medicine: Improving Care and Reducing Opioid-Related Morbidity American Journal of Hospice and Palliative Medicine [28 March 2011]
Tod H. Mikuriya: Cannabis as a Substitute for Alcohol: A Harm-Reduction Approach, Journal of Cannabis Therapeutics, Vol. 4(1) 2004 [20 de junio 2003]
Benjamin Crosta, Santiago Guerrero: The effect of alcohol availability on marijuana use: Evidence from the minimum legal drinking age, a Department of Economics, University of Colorado Denver, Denver, CO, Journal of Health Economics [2012]
Philippe Lucas MA: Philippe Lucas M.A.: Cannabis as an Adjunct to or Substitute for Opiates in the Treatment of Chronic Pain, Journal of Psychoactive Drugs [8 de junio 2012]
Philippe Lucas, Amanda Reiman, Mitch Earleywine, Stephanie K. McGowan, Megan Oleson, Michael P. Coward, & Brian Thomas: Cannabis as a substitute for alcohol and other drugs: A dispensary-based survey of substitution effect in Canadian medical cannabis patients, Centre for Addictions Research Victoria [2 de mayo 2012]
Ronald Swartz Medical marijuana users in substance abuse treatment, Harm Reduction Journal 2010,
Amanda Reiman Cannabis as a substitute for alcohol and other drugs, Harm Reduction Journal 2009
Mark A. Ware MBBS, Tongtong Wang PhD, Stan Shapiro PhD, Ann Robinson RN, Thierry Ducruet MSc,Thao Huynh MD, Ann Gamsa PhD, Gary J. Bennett PhD, Jean-Paul Collet MD PhD : Smoked cannabis for chronic neuropathic pain: a randomized controlled trial Canadian Medical Association CMAJ • [5 de octubre 2010]
Javier Fernández-Ruiz: Fármacos cannabinoides para las enfermedades neurológicas: ¿qué hay detrás? /Ficha técnica Sativex [2012]
El Tiempo: Cara a cara por polémico plan experimental de Petro sobre droga [9 de abril 2013]
Cannabis and Veterans: Freedom to Choose [October 2013]
Centro de Estudio y Análisis en Convivencia y Seguridad Ciudadana del Distrito de Bogotá (CEACSC) : Auto-suministro de cannabis en población habitante de la calle en Bogotá. Complejidades en torno al tráfico y consumo de bazuco, efectos y alternativas para su tratamiento en el contexto de la salud pública, la convivencia y la seguridad ciudadana. [enero 2014]
