Information is thorough and informative, at certain points throughout the message it can be a hard pill to swallow emotionally(forgive the pun),some disparities following great triumphs, as well as great losses for all.

Tough to watch overall but I feel that's the point. Overall this will help many people and possibly change the course of humanity, misinformation/demonization of Cannabis throughout the world is an inherent problem far and wide.#freeyourmind.

I was thrown off by the location in which the people in the documentary were being interviewed took place. There was flies flying around one of the women as she was talking and the walls in the background were dirty. The main guy repeated he's helped people but didn't go into detail how. Not a well put together documentary. I didn't even watch 10 minutes.

On another note Dr Sherry Yafai seemed pretty legit. I liked her stance on wanting to make cannabis more useful for patients. As far as dosage and manageability.

This documentary definitely aims to debunk the fear that's been left in peoples minds by the decades of scare campaigns about cannabis.

The documentary follows a healer, Pete, three of his clients and a pioneering doctor who is making Cannabis her specialty seeing as there is no actual real research into the use of the cannabis plant due to its criminalisation. Although many doctors are now beginning to see the benefits and challenging there outdated ideas about a plant that may well be a cure for cancer and a way to get millions of patients off of big pharma meds.

With 61 independent cancer patients in remission, Pete seems to have created the perfect medical use cannabis oil. A fact that three patients that had been diagnosed cancer, one with incurable cancer, or so he doctor thought. Until they meet Pete, a man that makes no money from his services and more often than not doesn't charge for the expensive medication.

This documentary is interesting and while we would all love more science, due to the global war on drugs, specifically cannabis, there has been no funding for the research. This documentary opens the door and I hope will intrigue enough people that we will make up for lost time. Definitely worth a watch.