This article will be about why Michigan Marihuana has been getting more popular over the past decade. ‘Marihuana’ is a nickname for cannabis, which people can smoke, eat, or as a pill. People are beginning to use marijuana as an alternative to alcohol and prescription drugs. It can also induce sleep and relaxation. It is the most commonly used illegal drug in the whole world.
Many people have been using our Michigan Marihuana after getting a medical card. If you look at their first use of this type of drug. They would conclude that some people are trying to get high by smoking it. Whereas others prefer to eat it, and others again prefer to either swallow/imbibe or inject this substance into their body. The substance can do a lot of good for people suffering from the following problems. Pain relief, clearing up seizures, and helping with nausea and vomiting.
Legalization of Marijuana in Michigan – What Do The People Want?
Michigan Senate Bill 660 was introduced in 1995 to ask voters if they wanted to repeal marijuana prohibition in Michigan. This bill was rejected by 57% of voters. If this bill had been passed, it would have legalized marijuana nationwide. This is not a good sign, but our Michigan Marihuana will have to wait a little longer before we see legalization happening nationwide.
Although it was rejected last year, a bill was introduced to ask voters again if they wanted to repeal marijuana prohibition in Michigan. This time the bill doesn’t ask voters if they want to legalize marijuana or not but only wants voters’ thoughts on the legalization of marihuana. The question was based upon the current situation and asked what should happen with marijuana use in the state. In 2014, 56% of residents said that pot should remain a crime for adults, and 40% said it should be legal. This was based on a survey done by EPIC-MRA.
How has the legalization of marijuana been done in other states?
In 2012, Vermont became the first state to legalize marijuana. Since that year, it has allowed adults 21 and over to possess up to one ounce of the herb. Ten states have legalized the medical use of marijuana, and two, where its recreational use is legal for those over 21. Washington, DC, and Colorado have legalized its recreational use for adults in their states. According to a survey by CBS news, 69% of Michigan residents said it should be legal for adults in the state, compared to 33% who said it should remain illegal for adults.
What is Michigan doing to make marijuana more accessible to medical users?
Michigan Department of Community Health officials announced they would expand the state’s medical marijuana program to include other conditions. There are now over 18,000 Michigan residents on the waiting list for a medical marijuana card. The state has given licenses to seven testing labs in the state. This new process is expected to allow more people who have been denied at least one application in the past two years. It has also made it easier for other applicants.
Over the past decade, our Michigan Marihuana has been getting more popular. We can expect it to continue for the next decade. People are using this marijuana for medical reasons, which may soon be legalized statewide or nationwide. But until then, you must get a medical card to use it legally.
Conclusion
If we can’t get our Michigan Marihuana legalized, it will be very hard to go out and get a medical card. The state needs to do a lot of research to get the word out that marijuana is not a drug but a natural herb that could help people with medical issues like seizures and other related issues. It can help them recover faster than what they were doing before. Other states are already doing studies about this type of medicine. So if Michigan does not take action, we might be left behind in the process of legalizing it.
