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The World Anti-Doping Agency is set to keep cannabis on its list of prohibited substances for 2023, despite friction over American sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson’s suspension last year. This decision means athletes subject to WADA’s drug testing code will continue to be suspended if they test positive for marijuana during competition and it also highlights tensions…
How Hidden Inflammation Fuels Cancer, Heart Disease, & More:The Shocking Cellular Truth About Chronic Disease Inflammation at the cellular level is the root cause of almost ALL chronic diseases. According to Dr. Keith Nemec, the director of Total Health Institute, a medical facility in Chicago, “all disease starts with cellular inflammation.” Beyond Red & Swollen:…
Researchers and scientists understand why there is a growing interest in cannabinoids and their potential health benefits, and it’s for a good reason. People are looking for natural alternatives to traditional prescription drugs that may be accompanied by unwanted side effects. Marijuana doctors and medical card clinics are frequently asked about which cannabinoids to take…
Understanding The Facts About Medical Marijuana (MMJ): Putting Them Into Context In today’s digital age, sifting through endless online data to distinguish genuine facts from myths is a challenge, particularly in the realm of medical marijuana (MMJ). With the vast universe of information at our fingertips, it’s hard to decipher fact from fiction, especially when…
Marijuana enthusiasts everywhere can attest to the significance of April 20th, or as it’s widely known, “420.” April 20th or 4/20 is the most celebrated day in marijuana culture. It’s a day when cannabis enthusiasts come together to celebrate their love for the sacred plant, promote legalization, and simply have a good time consuming the…
Over 5.5 million people have medical cards in the United States. A medical card allows patients to legally purchase, possess, and consume marijuana or cannabis in their state of residence. Since marijuana has grown in popularity and there is still a stigma attached, it is the responsibility of the medical community and our government regulators…
There are many different forms of marijuana, also known as cannabis. Different strains and consumption methods have different strengths, purposes, and outcomes. RSO treats cachexia or wasting syndrome and is typically a whole-plant extract. You might be familiar with Rick Simpson oil or (RSO). This extract contains many chemical compounds called cannabinoids, including cannabidiol (CBD)…
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a degenerative disease that affects the nervous system. The symptoms of MS can be debilitating, and patients often turn to marijuana for relief. People with MS have been getting great results treating the condition with cannabis. But how does marijuana work with MS? Let’s take a look. Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis…
How Marijuana Works with Parkinson’s Disease While there is still much to learn about how marijuana works with Parkinson’s Disease, early research suggests that it may be able to help alleviate some of the symptoms associated with the disease. In this blog post, we’ll explore how marijuana may be able to help patients with Parkinson’s…
Epilepsy is a neurological disorder that causes recurrent, unprovoked seizures. Seizures are periods of abnormal brain activity that can cause convulsions, changes in behavior, and a loss of consciousness. Marijuana has been shown to be effective in reducing the frequency and severity of seizures in some people with epilepsy. The active ingredients in marijuana, known…