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Hemp is a solid natural resource

Hemp seems to be the answer to our problems with natural resources, Yet it seems the world governments are still ignoring this. It makes no sense to not be growing Hemp worldwide in our struggling Economy. Hemp For Fabrics, Hemp For Fuels , Hemp For Fiber the proof is out there.

Farmers need to wake up an use this sustainable crop which grows faster than cotton & most other crops, It also could save the rain forests yet we continue to chop down trees in there many thousands.
Wake up to the real key part to Cannabis which is Hemp the super plant.

With over 25,000 products which can be made solely from hemp is it not strange to you in this day & age , that us humans are not freely growing this epic herb hemp. From lip balm to the clothes on your back. It works and one time on this planet it was the number 1 cash source. Cannabis/Hemp 80% of all textiles, fabrics, clothes, linen, drapes, bed sheets, etc. were made from hemp until the Cotton Gin was invented in the 1820s.

Hemp oil can support the immune system its a great supplement and is good for your heart, Not forgetting its great for your skin, hair, nails and even good for your brain.




Its makes sense to talk about HEMP
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemp

http://www.world-mysteries.com/marijuana1.htm

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