Bhang, a traditional cannabis preparation, was made illegal under external pressures, overlooking its historical and medicinal uses in India. Relegalizing bhang could align with its cultural heritage and offer therapeutic benefits. Ayurvedic doctors should be trained to use bhang by focusing on safe dosages, patient assessments, potential interactions, and legal considerations, especially for effective treatment of ailments related to the mind.
Sharam Kar le KYa dikha raha ha.. to food blogger ha ya Nasha Karna bata raha ha new generation ko. Paise kamana ha to Sahi se kama: nayi generation ko kyo Nashe ka adda bata raha ha
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