Mexico’s Commissioner Against Addictions Supports Cannabis Medicine Meridiano.mx
go to original May 4, 2022

At this moment there is no interest on the part of the Mexican government in developing a worldwide cannabis industry based on marijuana cultivation, but yes, "we are on the eve of the development of a Mexican industry manufacturing cannabis products and in Mexico we have the ideal conditions to do this," expressed Dr. Gady Zabicky Sirot, National Commissioner Against Addictions, who was interviewed in Nayarit.

He was emphatic: "There is no interest on the part of the Mexican government in developing a global industry that we could well develop, but as I already mentioned, the President's interest is not that we become marijuana growers," he said.

The National Commissioner Against Addictions, Dr. Gady Zabicky Sirot, did not hesitate to recognize the great benefits of the cannabis-industrial industry: "This would undoubtedly generate many jobs, taxes and a lot of research as well, and we would alleviate the suffering of millions of people, of patients who need medicine."

"Today we have very solid evidence that cannabis is incredibly effective for refractory epilepsy, for autoimmune problems and cancer, in addition to cancer treatment, for many psychiatric disorders, for post-traumatic stress, for anxiety, no, so there are many ways, many promises of this medicine."

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