I came up with the title in my dream so yes, incoherent indeed! It did get attention tho so it served me well...lol. As weird as it might seem tho, I am silly and young at heart with or without, my life kind of resembles the dream anyway. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
In Canada it's been used in medicine and prescribed by doctors for quite some time. It's actually very helpful to manage many ailments especially digestive and certain brain disorders, chronic pain, sleep aid and cancers because it's very mild, more effective, safer and less addictive with fewer harmful side effects than many big-pharma alternatives. Many governments around the world really exaggerate it's psycho-active effects. It impairs much less then alcohol and almost impossible to overdose with it, certainly not something potent enough to escape reality in any way, more just a calming effect.
Side effects may include: Extreme laughter, severe hunger for unhealthy foods and a good night sleep!! On a serious note tho it does come with some minor risks and should be consumed responsibly. Long term use temporarily slows down the brain's functioning while it's in the body and since it isn't harmful like other drugs or alcohol, the body doesn't eliminate it's psycho-active residue long after consumption since it's naturally produced in small quantities in the human body.
Thank you for stopping by!! xox
RE: What are dreams made of? Ever fall asleep in a sunflower field and woke up with a duckling cuddling inside your shirt??