http://themmareport.com/2015/03/ema...juana-in-secondary-drug-test-at-bellator-134/
I blame the universe for this shit.
I blame the universe for this shit.
yeah I agree.Weed....... sigh.... what a stupid rule
So if he was high during fight?yeah I agree.
I dont smoke weed, and even I think its a stupid rule, unless he's high during the fight lol
So what if he was high during fight?If it was a test after the fight, it depends how much was in his system. I don't think you should be allowed to fight high, but if it was the day before or something, then who gives a fuck.
Doesn't it have some pain killing effects? When I used to puff it definitely changed my perception of touch, but it has been a long time now. The paranoia didn't agree with me, but I am not against anyone using, I just don't think it is appropriate to be high while fighting.So what if he was high during fight?
I dont think any fighter should be allowed to fight high, or drunk. I'll admit it may be fun to watch though, but not safe IMOSo if he was high during fight?
I think the pain killing properties are far outweighed by just the being high part. If somebody can blaze then go fight for a title in pro MMA then I'm actually impressed. Not saying it should be allowed or promoted just that being stoned and doing anything that physical and technical has to be tough.I'm guessing guys uses "medical" grade stuff now a days, that new "threshold" might not be enough anymore.
Weed has legit medicinal properties, it is a potent pain killer when using the right strain. If painkillers are banned, weed has to have some kind of threshold, I don't know what 100 ng/mL represent, but taking weed hours before a fight is not cool in my book.
Some strains of weed are very high in CBD and very low in THC, the stuff won't make you high. Some kids even take it to help with seizures.I think the pain killing properties are far outweighed by just the being high part. If somebody can blaze then go fight for a title in pro MMA then I'm actually impressed. Not saying it should be allowed or promoted just that being stoned and doing anything that physical and technical has to be tough.
True but I have a feeling that 90% of smokers don't actively seek out these strains, just guessing. Living in BC and knowing people who either have a license to smoke, grow or possess they all seem to get baked regardless of the purpose like MS or as you stated seizures. I'm obviously biased and see no real harm if an adult wants to partake in recreational/medicinal marijuana and I think its ridiculous for any AC to ban or even test for it. The reasoning that the fighters safety is what motivates is laughable at best.Some strains of weed are very high in CBD and very low in THC, the stuff won't make you high. Some kids even take it to help with seizures.
I used to have the same opinion but now that I'm seeking pain relief from cannabis, I'm slowly changing my mind. If cannabis can relieve pain that morphine can't control well, I think there's no denying cannabis is a legit pain killer.True but I have a feeling that 90% of smokers don't actively seek out these strains, just guessing. Living in BC and knowing people who either have a license to smoke, grow or possess they all seem to get baked regardless of the purpose like MS or as you stated seizures. I'm obviously biased and see no real harm if an adult wants to partake in recreational/medicinal marijuana and I think its ridiculous for any AC to ban or even test for it. The reasoning that the fighters safety is what motivates is laughable at best.
If medical was available in my state the same as others, I would actively seek out different strains for different purposes as well. Since it's not though you kinda gotta just go with what you can get. What's amazing is that I live in Massachusetts (the most hippie liberal gay state there is) and yet even though the medical law passed, there are no dispensaries anywhere near me, getting a license is a huge pain, etc.I used to have the same opinion but now that I'm seeking pain relief from cannabis, I'm slowly changing my mind. If cannabis can relieve pain that morphine can't control well, I think there's no denying cannabis is a legit pain killer.
As an avid smoker of the marijuana I don't think you should be allowed to be stoned during a fight. It can give you an unfair advantage in regards to not feeling the "stress" or it could slow your reaction down and get you seriously hurt due to being slower and not feeling the pain.So what if he was high during fight?
Are there advantages that you can think of for a fighter high on weed?
if you have anxiety, should the fighter even belong in the cage?im a medical marijuana patient and imo the pain relief effects of pot are when its eaten.smoking a joint doesnt do shit for any real pain ive ever had . smoking may be good for appetite anxiety and like a headache but actual muscle pain needs to be treated with edibles.i belong to a compassion club and am a member of a dispensary.while i do not think fighting while high should be allowed i do think they need to adjust levels to be much higher.i could see a guy with real bad anxiety needing a few puffs early in the day on fight day but being sober by the time he gets to the arena.i also would be concerned with edibles being in your system for a long ass time.
An article related to this was just released (Chris Cariaso)do you really think no one has a high level of anxiety on fight day?