Yes, Cannabis is medicine.
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Alternative medicine are more accepted now a days due to it's promising results unlike pharmaceutical medicine, alternative medicine don't give negative effect such as kidney and liver problems when it comes to long term use. As for my alternative medicine usage, I use medical marijuana. Different strain has a variety of uses and effect depending on your needs. Like thishttps://www.gyo.green/dutch-passion-glueberry-og-auto-dps-gog-fa.html. This strain has a very potent effect on chronic pains like back pain and joint pain and a lot more.
Hey there - I was checking out your strain recommend there.
Check out these strains that Leafly has broken down into specific pain categories: a good resource here: https://www.leafly.com/news/strains-products/best-cannabis-strains-for-treating-pain
These strains contain potent combinations of THC and CBD and are not as "famous" as the popular high THC smoking strains. Check out these strains for relief of inflammation, cramps, spine and back pain, arthritis, migraines, headaches, and generalized pain.
Strains for General Pain:
ACDC https://www.leafly.com/hybrid/acdc
Blackberry Kush https://www.leafly.com/indica/blackberry-kush
Strains for Inflammation and Arthritis:
Harlequin https://www.leafly.com/sativa/harlequin
Blue Widow https://www.leafly.com/hybrid/blue-widow
Headaches & Migraines:
Purple Arrow https://www.leafly.com/hybrid/purple-arrow
Blueberry Headband https://www.leafly.com/hybrid/blueberry-headband
Cramping:
Redwood Kush https://www.leafly.com/indica/redwood-kush
Dynamite https://www.leafly.com/indica/dynamite
Spinal Injury:
Cataract Kush https://www.leafly.com/hybrid/cataract-kush
Mazar I Sharif https://www.leafly.com/indica/mazar-i-sharif
@evolutionmusicstudios adding aslo this one https://www.ilovegrowingmarijuana.com/arctic-sun good for relaxation and mood
What i can't understand is if cannabis is considered a medicine... which obviously it is... then why and how are there arbitrary rules that dictate that sometimes in some countries marijuana is considered a medicine, and at other times is not... it seems a little bit ridiculous for me.
As an example... vitamin c is considered medicinal because it wards of colds and flus... although we are smart enough to understand that this medicinal benefit stands true at all times... then how is it that the medicinal benefits of marijuana fluctuate so wildly around the world?
Isn't something that is medicinal simply medicinal? I haven't fully addressed that as a separate blog post on my website, although have started an interesting thread to help push the global cannabis globalization movement forward... and you may view that here - http://jaehkoeb.org/free-the-weed-rules-of-the-game/
Let me know what your thoughts are :) After all, we do have cannabis receptors within our brain and other parts of the body as if we are literally an extension of the plant or the other way around... I guess it is a symbiotic relationship that we need to explore a little more.
Herbal medicine are more likely be the choice of many now a days specially prescription drugs are not only over the top when it come to price but I also kills your liver along the way. Had a lot of experience with medical cannabis since it's working for me. I learn a lot from this website https://blimburnseeds.com/grandaddy-purple