[Thailand] - Hospital includes cannabis snacks on menu immediately after it was de-listed as narcotic

[UltimaOnline]

The dishes include soup with cannabis shoots, 'happy' pork soup, fried marijuana leaves, and spicy minced meat sprinkled with marijuana.

The doctor who heads the hospital's Centre of Evidence-based Thai Traditional and Herbal Medicine, Pakakrong Kwankhao, highlighted the cultural legacy and health benefits of cannabis cuisine.

She was quoted by AFP as saying:

"Putting cannabis leaves in the food is our culture.
In the past before cannabis was banned... we put small amounts as seasoning herbs and we also used it as a herbal remedy."

She added, according to Reuters:

"Cannabis leaves, when put in the food or even a small amount ... will help the patient to recover faster from the illness.
The cannabis leaf can improve appetite and make people sleep well, and also be in a mood, in a good mood."

https://mothership.sg/2021/01/hospital-restaurant-serve-cannabis-cuisine/

 

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[syed putra]

No wonder thai food taste so good.

 

[Piersqsw]

I just find it interesting how fast local spots pick up cultural shifts. If the doses stay mild, these dishes sound more like a fun twist than anything heavy or risky.

 

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