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The Evolution of Medical Marijuana: From Stigma to Acceptance in Ohio

MMJ Recs

This article explores the history of medical marijuana in Ohio, analyzes the changing attitudes and acceptance, and delves into the impact of stigma on its journey to legalization. Scientific research, patient testimonials, and a broader understanding of the plant’s medicinal properties have fundamentally altered public views.

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New Research Says Psychedelic Use Is ‘Weakly’ Associated With Symptoms of Psychosis

Veriheal

However, new research has found that psychedelic use is only “weakly associated with psychosis-like symptoms.” Although it is true that psychedelic consumers do report many psychosis-like symptoms, this can be attributed to the use of other psychoactive drugs and pre-existing or underlying mental health conditions. .

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The history and science of psychedelics: from acid and shrooms to ketamine and salvia

The Cannigma

Now, psychedelic research is booming. And while most psychedelics are currently illegal in the United States and around the world, researchers are exploring their use in medicine to treat conditions such as depression, PTSD, addiction, anxiety, OCD, migraines, end of life acceptance of mortality, and eating disorders.

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Psilocybin Patenting and the Threat to Patient Access

Cannabis Law Report

Oregon’s developing psilocybin program is nothing short of revolutionary and provides an opportunity to investigate the potential of psilocybin in treating a myriad of mental health conditions. An especially worrisome development is the efforts of pharmaceutical companies to patent psilocybin products. By Brett Mulligan.

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Dr. Andrew Weil on Cannabis and Integrative Medicine

Project CBD

NM: As someone who has been researching cannabis for decades, how do you feel about the current legalization situation worldwide and in Japan, in particular? Dr. Andrew Weil: I think the trend very clearly is that in most developed countries, cannabis is being made legal first for medical uses and then also for recreational uses.

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Veterans and Medical Cannabis: A Comprehensive Guide

MMJ Recs

Many veterans struggle with various physical and psychological conditions resulting from their service. As such, we provide you with a comprehensive guide for veterans using medical cannabis and the various aspects of it, including its usage, accessibility, legal considerations, healthcare options, and available resources.

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What Is Cannabis Induced Psychosis?

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Cannabis-induced psychosis is a unique mental health condition that is triggered by the use of cannabis, a psychoactive plant. This condition is characterized by the manifestation of psychotic symptoms such as hallucinations, delusions, and disorganized thinking. A family history of psychosis also adds to the risk.