Medical Marijuana

Now that CBD has become as much of a household name as Coca-Cola, some of the patients who experiment with this alternative medicine have concerns.

Of the estimated 150,000 people the medicine could help, only 574 patients have been issued prescriptions.

The rare cannabinoid THCV, according to scientists, could provide treatments for diabetes, lower cholesterol, and other health benefits.

A scientific study conducted earlier this year in Israel shows that cannabis is a very safe option for aging patients, especially to treat chronic pain.

Not only is there medical evidence surrounding cannabinoids’ ability to help treat these conditions and their symptoms, but there’s also a significant amount of anecdotal success stories too.

It seems that medical cannabis, though now technically legal in the U.K., is a hush hush matter.

Not only is cannabis medically and therapeutically beneficial, this plant and byproducts of it can be nutritionally beneficial if raw forms of it are consumed.

Can low doses of THC work like an antidepressant by increasing serotonin, the neurotransmitter that affects mood? Depression might be helped after all.

If you consume marijuana, you probably familiar with Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol. It also goes by the name Delta-9-THC.

The East Asian country has officially legalized medical marijuana for a handful of conditions, including epilepsy.