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The idea of microdosing marijuana isn’t for everyone or even the majority of imbibers, but it’s the miracle answer for many people who deal with depression, anxiety and the upcoming

To delve into the literature on medical marijuana can, at times, feel like wading into a sea of nonsense. But one of the claims that seems on its face to rank among the most supremely bullshittiest turns out to be true. Maybe.

There is plenty of anecdotal evidence showing that medical marijuana could be a reliable treatment for chronic pain conditions. But a lack of ironclad science and legal issues in most parts of the world has prevented the herb from...

Nearly 20 years ago, it was reported that fishermen in Jamaica experienced "an uncanny ability to see in the dark" after a cannabis smoking session.

Researchers concluded marijuana users had a 26 percent increase in the risk of stroke and a 10 percent increase the likelihood of later heart failure.

Whether you are currently taking a narcotic for pain or experiencing pain for the first time, you should consider cannabis, including hemp-based CBD, as one of your first-line therapies.

Though more common in males than females, it is relatively prevalent in both, and mounting anecdotal evidence is suggesting that cannabis may be the answer for many.

Itchy skin from dry skin and allergies is an issue, but is also a symptom of much more serious conditions, including liver disease and kidney failure.

Neuropathy is a generalized term which signifies exhibited symptoms of nerve damage in human beings — neuropathic pain is one of these symptoms.

Medical cannabis for anxiety? That doesn’t make sense, does it? For some, the answer is absolutely.