Lizard BC Bud Winner of BC's Tokers Bowl !!

The Lizard was born in 1996 and reached maturity in 1997. The lizard was bread to ease the symptoms associated with years of chronic arthritic pain from decades of different sports and automobile mishaps with out using harsh prescription drugs. And to ease the pain and nausea for paitients with serious diseases like cancer and bowel disorders. The main reason for the lizard is to convince the medical community that there is an alternative to better healing with no side effects, and encourage the medical profession that there is a better way to treat certain ailments without the use of heavy drugs or sedatives.

The lizard name came from the Savanna Monitor that made his home among the lush green plants protecting them from unwelcome guests like mice and bugs living on Vancouver Island where the lizard lives.

It has taken over 10 years to get the lizard strong and healthy to compete in competition.

The lizard eats a very strict diet of only the best foods and minerals then lays in the direct light up to 18 hours a day depending on seasons. The Lizard water is collected daily from a natural spring in the mountains, eliminating any harmful chemicals that frolic in a community water supply keeping the lizard hydrated and healthy.


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	The Story of Lizard BCBud - Tokers Bowl Winner!

		The Lizard was born in 1996 and reached maturity in 1997. The lizard was bread to ease the symptoms associated with years of chronic arthritic pain from decades of different sports and automobile mishaps with out using harsh prescription drugs. And to ease the pain and nausea for paitients with serious diseases like cancer and bowel disorders. The main reason for the lizard is to convince the medical community that there is an alternative to better healing with no side effects, and encourage the medical profession that there is a better way to treat certain ailments without the use of heavy drugs or sedatives. The lizard name came from the Savanna Monitor that made his home among the lush green plants protecting them from unwelcome guests like mice and bugs living on Vancouver Island where the lizard lives. It has taken over 10 years to get the lizard strong and healthy to compete in competition. The lizard eats a very strict diet of only the best foods and minerals then lays in the direct light up to 18 hours a day depending on seasons. The Lizard water is collected daily from a natural spring in the mountains, eliminating any harmful chemicals that frolic in a community water supply keeping the lizard hydrated and healthy.