Medical Cannabis is a naturally occurring, flowering plant that’s been around for millions of years and has been used throughout the world to manage various illnesses and diseases. Discover why doctors, scientists, and patients across the country are turning to this pharmaceutical alternative to treat healthcare issues like chronic pain, PTSD, anxiety, epilepsy, and more.
While the evolving research continues to show the amazing healing properties of medical Cannabis, the question remains: where do you begin? What exactly is THC? What strain is right for me? All these of these questions answered, and more.
Medical Cannabis is a safe, effective, and highly customizable treatment option for your healthcare needs. But, how does Cannabis work exactly? Learn the basics of Medical Cannabis, such as how it works and what are the forms of delivery.
Nearly 100 million Americans suffer from chronic pain. Many patients believe that chronic pain is just a fact of life, but the truth is there is a proven option for safe, effective pain management: therapeutic Cannabis. Learn what the research says about a better solution to manage pain.
After many decades of stigma and misinformation, it can be overwhelming to consider medical Cannabis as a treatment option. From the Marijuana Tax Act to the ‘War on Drugs, why would such an effective treatment option be so vilified? Understand the complex political history surrounding this ancient medicinal plant in the United States and discover why it could be a good fit for you.
You’ve probably heard the news – flower has arrived in Louisiana. But, what exactly is flower? From harvest to the pharmacy, we’re detailing each step in the process that transforms an ancient medicinal plant into the medical Cannabis delivery method of your choice.
Half of adults ages 18-24 and 1/3 of adults overall report anxiety and depression symptoms. Pharmaceutical drugs like benzodiazepams are available to help manage anxiety, but drugs do not alone provide a cure. The most commonly prescribed drugs for anxiety disorders, however, can have serious side effects, can lead to addiction, and even death. We will share how Cannabis has been credibly shown to reduce the symptoms of moderate to severe cases of anxiety without those same dangerous side effects.
Post traumatic stress disorder or PTSD is believed to affect about 8 to 10% of the US population at some point in their lifetimes, but this often debilitating condition may affect as many as 20% of our military veteran population. Some forms of PTSD are believed to be treatment-resistant forms. This video will share how the best scientific studies of PTSD patients using Cannabis medicines show significant improvements in sleep as well as overall decreases in negative symptoms.
Reporting shows that nearly one-third of cancer patients admit to using Cannabis after their diagnosis, but most don’t ever mention it to their doctors. For certain types of cancer, Cannabis has been shown to result in apoptosis or death of cancer cells, but for many other forms of cancer, Cannabis is found to be helpful treatment. Here, we’ll remove the veil of secrecy and share what science does know so far.
Epilepsy and seizures affect nearly 3 million Americans of all ages. Some forms of epilepsy are considered intractible or refractory. This means they are not responsive to treatment with AEDs or anti-epileptic drugs. However, Cannabis is not included among lists of traditional AEDs. Given the high levels of efficacy for patients using Cannabis to treat their seizure disorders, the video explains why Cannabis should be considered as a potential treatment for seizure disorders and epilepsy.