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‘Weed nuns’ rejoice as a groundbreaking study concludes that cannabis can aid in the fight against cancer.

Brinkwire · Helena Sutan · last updated
Cannabis can help fight Covid, according to a groundbreaking study. A group of dedicated ‘weed nuns’ has been rejoicing over a new scientific study that found components in cannabis can help protect human cells from infection with Covid-19. Nuns who specialize in marijuana cultivation are ecstatic about the findings of a medical study that found cannabis could help fight the coronavirus. The Sisters of the Valley, a group of self-described “weed nuns,” have been rejoicing in the wake of a new study that found cannabis could help prevent Covid-19 infections. Despite the fact that the group dresses up as nuns, Christine told The Sun that they are not nuns.
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