Numerous states have already legalized medical
marijuana and its numerous effects on the human body have been found to be
undeniably powerful. One of the main reasons why people seek prescription for
the drug is to deal with chronic pain. Other common uses, according to the Food
and Drug Administration, would be for treatment of nausea and loss of appetite.
While the body is already producing marijuana-like
substances that can affect inflammation, pain, and many other conditions, the
plant can complement and help these natural chemicals to work better. A
separate study conducted in Canada found that three puffs of weed a day is the
ideal dosage for relief of chronic nerve pain due to injury or surgery, and
could even contribute to a better sleep.
If you are uncomfortable with smoking weed, there
are still alternative ways to consume it. You could either vaporize it, or heat
it until these active ingredients are released, eat it in the form of cookies
or candy, or take it as a liquid extract. However, medical marijuana use is
discouraged to people with heart diseases, pregnant women, or those who have a
history of psychosis.
Should you consider signing up for a medical
marijuana license (assuming you are in a state that recognizes it as legal), it
is ideal that you first consult with your doctor to make sure you have the
green light to go green.
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