Why does each LP have their own medical document?
I don't believe that is a HC regulation. Pretty sure HC just states what has to be on a medical document, not that each LP has to have their own...
What happens in a year from now, is every doctor supposed to have 50-100 different medical documents on hand?
That's another form of bogus marketing. They want to give doctors their unique forms so that doctors funnel them clients every time they use it as a scratch pad, thus capitalizing on their laziness and ignorance.
Same with the rest of their "Doctor Education" information, which is cherry picked from that given to them by Health Canada, presented out of context and with a biased twist. "Generally it's best to start with a low potency strain". That's absolutely ignorant of what the studies actually correctly say, as provided to them by Health Canada.
The studies actually say that higher potency is healthier because you naturally use less of it, and that patients self titrate accordingly. So where does this "lower potency is generally safer", bullshit, come from? Propaganda, which ignorant doctors will eat up. That reaffirms their ignorance. How is that "educating" them?
The problem is, they intend on growing a lot of low potency weed. It's something that bad growers to very easily. So they're bullshitting doctors into prescribing it specifically, against what the actual evidence says would be best. I believe that's also the reason why so called billionaire "Advocates" for "decriminalization" who have stated they would like to be in the growing business, want it regulated at a "60's potency level", which they said is a maximum of 2% THC. That rules out the competition that would be willing to go the extra mile and produce quality.
Same thing here. If they manage to convince a doctor that his ignorance is accurate, which is very easy to do, and one LP is regarded for high quality product while the other not, which prescription pad will said ignorant doctor be reaching for between the two?
