The Joint Blog
APRIL 4, 2019
According to a study published in the journal Digestive Diseases and Sciences, marijuana consumers with Crohn’s disease who are seeking hospitalization possess fewer disease-related complications compared to those who don’t use cannabis. For the study a team of investigators from the John H.
Healer
APRIL 5, 2021
While there’s substantial human research that pharmaceutical combinations of CBD and THC can reduce pain, at the present time there’s much less data on CBD or CBD-dominant hemp products used alone for pain, but there are several small studies that suggest effectiveness, often at higher doses, according to Dr. Sulak. 2013): 685-692. [14]
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Healer
APRIL 5, 2021
While there’s substantial human research that pharmaceutical combinations of CBD and THC can reduce pain, at the present time there’s much less data on CBD or CBD-dominant hemp products used alone for pain, but there are several small studies that suggest effectiveness, often at higher doses, according to Dr. Sulak. 2013): 685-692. [14]
Healer
APRIL 5, 2021
While there’s substantial human research that pharmaceutical combinations of CBD and THC can reduce pain, at the present time there’s much less data on CBD or CBD-dominant hemp products used alone for pain, but there are several small studies that suggest effectiveness, often at higher doses, according to Dr. Sulak. 2013): 685-692. [14]
The Cannigma
DECEMBER 1, 2021
In a 2013 book, Marijuana is Safer: So Why Are We Driving People to Drink? There’s already data that suggests cannabis may be effective in treating ailments as diverse as inflammation, pain, colitis, sleep disorders, neurological disorders, psychiatric disorders, and loss of appetite.
Healer
JANUARY 17, 2022
While THC’s maximal pain reduction was better (THC had the potential for stronger relief at much higher doses), this data suggests CBG could be a cost-effective agent for pain, effective at low doses without the impairment possibility related to THC. 2013): 1306-1316. [5] CBG was effective at 1.26 CBG and Inflammatory Bowel Disease.
Healer
JANUARY 17, 2022
While THC’s maximal pain reduction was better (THC had the potential for stronger relief at much higher doses), this data suggests CBG could be a cost-effective agent for pain, effective at low doses without the impairment possibility related to THC. 2013): 1306-1316. [5] CBG was effective at 1.26 CBG and Inflammatory Bowel Disease.
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