Medical Marijuana

In order to help you better understand which method is more preferable for you, we'll describe each method and the differences between them.

We know that CBD is one of the most therapeutic, healing parts of the plant and growers are focusing on high-CBD cannabis that places THC in the backseat.

There are no good reasons to give your pet a “high” regardless of whether the product is legal for human medical or recreational purposes.

Research conducted in states where marijuana is legal found that users aged 51 and older experienced a significant reduction of pain and an increase in their work productivity.

Since the non-intoxicating compound in marijuana, cannabidiol (CBD), hit the mainstream a few years ago, it seems that every soccer mom and cocktail-toting suburbanite wants in on the remedy.

In recent years, certain states that have medical and/or recreational cannabis programs in place have experienced decreases in the number of opioid overdoses.

CBD looks promising for BPD patients as a possible treatment option to supplement talk therapy and to target specific BPD symptoms that get in the way of everyday life.

A paper from Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research shows the herb might help addicts through the worst of the withdrawal symptoms. This means a cannabis alternative might be a substantial first step in addiction therapy.

Cannabis infused topicals represent an ideal solution for those seeking an effective natural and non-addictive way to treat joint pain, inflammation, and muscle soreness.

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