So when the Lancet team searched databases for RCTs treating mental disorders with cannabis as the primary treatment, they found a sparse pool — and then concluded the sparse pool means cannabis doesn’t work. That conclusion is circular. You can’t run a rigorous trial with plant material you can barely access, in the doses people actually use, then fault the plant for the absence of results.
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