cannabis oil to treat seize yeshs. let's talk about marijuana and your brain. it's a rather complicated process, so let's start off with what's familiar to you. thc. the chemical in weed that gets you high. feel lightheaded. feel giddy, sometimes relaxed. marijuana, can you smoke it, eat it, you can inhale it, consume it. it's especially good for little kids who are taking it as a medicine. no matter the method, thc goes through your blood stream and into your brain. there it's going to latch on to these special receptors, when they're stimulated to release dopamine. it sends signals around your body and makes the user feel high. not all cannabis is going to get you stoned. it contains another chemical known as cbd. marijuana plants that have low thc and high cbd can work really well as a medicine. they can treat things like epilepsy. it works because the chemical can quiet excessive electrical and chemical activity in the brain. i know this 3-year-old girl who went from having 300 seizures per week to two per month. when it comes to marijuana there's some 500

they was young ambitious conservative report yesh who was going to go out there and get the big juicyre sure was out there. and brock came through for them. this was his big scoop in the january, 1994 issue of "the american spectator." he had gone to arkansas, he had gotten four state troopers to say that they had arranged and facilitated all sorts of extra marital encounters for clinton when he'd been the state's governor. the story caused a bit of a stir but it wasn't huge news. by that point, people already knew that bill clinton maybe hadn't always been faith to feel his marriage. it got bigger. the story mentioned one of the women's first names -- paula. and the real paula got upset about this, decided she wanted to come forward and some very well-connected conservatives wanted her to come forward, too. this is how the world met paula corbin jones. in 1994, she publicly accused clinton of making unwanted sexual advances and sued him for sexual harassment. there was a question of whether she could actually to that, could sue a president over something like that. fortunately for pa