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The Cannigma
MAY 19, 2021
Japan does not have a medical cannabis program and does not allow the use of cannabis for patients seeking to treat a medical condition. In 2019, Japan approved clinical trials for Epidiolox — a cannabis derived medicine used to treat severe forms of childhood epilepsy such as Dravet and Lennox-Gastaut syndromes. Shutterstock).
Greencamp
FEBRUARY 17, 2019
Usually, the diagnosis involves excluding conditions like parasitic infections, lactose intolerance tests and small intestinal bacterial overgrowth which all produce symptoms like IBS. Constant gut symptoms often lead to the development of other conditions like anxiety , depression , migraines , sleeping problems and fatigue.
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Greencamp
FEBRUARY 2, 2019
Examples include pneumonia, cancers, tuberculosis, chronic diarrhea, and inflammation-based conditions such as meningitis and encephalitis. Depending on what type of cell it is, but also the type of condition a person is struggling with, these factors determine the way how will a specific cell react to cannabinoids. 2011 ( 5 ).
Cannabis Law Report
JUNE 11, 2019
The accident also reactivated a pre-existing psychological condition which manifested as a chronic pain syndrome, and a pre-existing depressive disorder which was in partial remission at the time of trial. The physiatrist recommended cannabis in three forms: a topical cream, a tincture of oil, and an oral capsule. ” 42.
Cannabis Law Report
FEBRUARY 25, 2019
Syqe Medical was founded in 2011 in order to develop a measurable and repeatable method of administering medical cannabis. In a clinical trial by the company that ended in 2014, it showed that the main active ingredients in cannabis reaching the patients’ bloodstream are indeed measurable. It’s very instinctive.
CannaMD
OCTOBER 7, 2019
Besides going against all the classic “munchies/stoner” stereotypes, this finding is especially puzzling as cannabis is often used to increase weight gain in patients with medical conditions such as HIV/AIDS and cancer. In 2011, researchers published cross-sectional data from two population-based surveys including over 50,000 respondents.
The Cannigma
FEBRUARY 1, 2023
Patients are often left to their own devices when looking into cannabis and cancer, given the lack of clinical evidence, and stigma surrounding the use of the plant as medicine. Individuals who use cannabis-based medications often want to cure their cancer, not just reduce the symptoms that come with the condition. The answer: Maybe!
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