This is a delicate issue which couldn't be discussed over here. There is a lot of alternative therapies that can be used instead alcohol or marijuana. So, there isn't any legal or medical reason to use such substances for any purpose.
If you don't have another reason to justify smoking marijuana, then logically, this is not the one reason. In general, if you have a medical condition - possibly.
If you had a medical reason to take a particular type of medicine, then your doctor would be willing to prescribe it for you. If you cannot obtain a prescription, that indicates that you do not have a medical reason to take that medicine. If you do not have a medical reason, your only other reason would be recreational, and the recreational use of drugs other than tobacco and alcohol is generally illegal. Society frowns upon such things, since they are not good for you and can have very serious consequences such as addiction or death.
This is a long process, I will give you a short answer here though. First, you need to live in a state that allows the use of medicinal marijuana. You also need to be diagnosed by a doctor with a disease that would warrant the use of medical marijuana. After you have done this the doctor will decide if this treatment is best for you and finally prescribe it if they decide it is necessary. I believe that in most states where the use is allowed that there are certain places you need to go, and generally they will give you an id card saying you are allowed to posses the marijuana for medical reasons along with you marijuana.
Marijuana is usually smoked (much like tobacco) but it can also be brewed as a tea, or baked into brownies. Do not do this unless you have a legitimate medical reason to do so.
Yes. the reason "street weed" isn't safe, is becouse the dealer may alter it
Assuming you are in a place where medical marijuana is permitted, an appendix removal is not a valid reason for it. After having it removed, there is no reason why you would need the marijuana, since it doesn't cause any extreme pain and has no need of the various effects often quoted as beneficial of marijuana.
Bourbon Whiskey....doctors used to prescribe it in the 1800s for pain. That's the reason why alcohol is still sold in drug stores in some states.
Get a fake prescription for pain and hopefully there will be a chance you will be prescribed marijuana, and give a reason for you not wanting the smokeable form. If you didn't know, this only works in certain parts of California
Possibly. But it has more to do with DEA than FDA.
Marijuana isn't really considedered to be harmfull. marijuana hasn't killed a single person. The reason people say its bad is because gives you a "high". It effects your timing sort of like alcohol.
Marijuana can have a depressant effect, but it is not only a depressant. It may also act as a stimulant or hallucinogen. For this reason, marijuana is a: depressant stimulant hallucinogen
There is no medical reason for why alcohol services would need to know your HIV status before you access treatment with them.