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For decades, marijuana was known as an illegal drug and a subculture of its own, far from the mainstream. In recent years though, scientists have found more and more evidence of its therapeutic potential. Cannabis has become a trusted, daily medication for millions of people across the world, treating conditions ranging from anxiety to arthritis to the nausea caused by chemotherapy, without the dangerous and harmful side effects of many popular pharmaceuticals. | For decades, marijuana was known as an illegal drug and a subculture of its own, far from the mainstream. In recent years though, scientists have found more and more evidence of its therapeutic potential. Cannabis has become a trusted, daily medication for millions of people across the world, treating conditions ranging from anxiety to arthritis to the nausea caused by chemotherapy, without the dangerous and harmful side effects of many popular pharmaceuticals. | ||
The world of cannabis also has an entire language all of its own. In this introduction to medical marijuana, we’ll break down how cannabis works, how patients can use cannabis, what to look for when deciding which cannabis product to use. | The world of cannabis also has an entire language all of its own. In this introduction to medical marijuana, we’ll break down how cannabis works, how patients can use cannabis, what to look for when deciding which cannabis product to use. | ||
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Medical Cannabis 101 A Beginner's Guide
For decades, marijuana was known as an illegal drug and a subculture of its own, far from the mainstream. In recent years though, scientists have found more and more evidence of its therapeutic potential. Cannabis has become a trusted, daily medication for millions of people across the world, treating conditions ranging from anxiety to arthritis to the nausea caused by chemotherapy, without the dangerous and harmful side effects of many popular pharmaceuticals.
The world of cannabis also has an entire language all of its own. In this introduction to medical marijuana, we’ll break down how cannabis works, how patients can use cannabis, what to look for when deciding which cannabis product to use.
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.