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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 2, 2019
Even though cannabis and cannabinoid-derived pharmaceuticals are both frequently used by HIV/AIDS patients, several studies show that something interesting happens when cannabis is consumed. Cannabis as a palliative aid for HIV patients. What is HIV and how is it manifested? How classical pharmaceuticals fight HIV. 2016 ( 3 ).
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Greencamp
FEBRUARY 17, 2019
The stress response in IBS patients causes abnormalities in the functioning of the sympathetic nervous system (one of the divisions of the autonomic or “subconscious” nervous system) and to the HPA axis. During a three-month period, 13 patients with long-standing IBS were given cannabis. How to choose the best strain for IBS?
Cannabis Law Report
FEBRUARY 28, 2022
Clinical trials are producing promising results, creating enthusiasm for commercializing and patenting psychedelics. 640, 640 (2011). 1025, 1026 (2021) (reporting significant improvement of PTSD symptoms following treatment with MDMA in clinical trial); see also Alec J. See Rachel Quibell et al., Mitchell et al.,
Cannabis Law Report
JUNE 11, 2019
Just because another case finds marihuana useful for one patient does not automatically infer that it is medically necessary for another plaintiff. While there is anecdotal evidence that CBD does have beneficial properties, I heard no evidence that that claim has been established through recognized clinical trials. ” 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. They discovered that the product has to be simple to use because some of the patients are already past their cognitive peaks. When the patient feels the air, he immediately realizes that the dose is used up.
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. So why are medical marijuana patients gaining weight when they need to, but losing weight when they don’t?
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