Since the legalization of marijuana in Canada last year (2018) people have a lot of questions. First of all cannabis simply refers to either hemp or marijuana. Both contain different amounts of CBD (cannabidiol) and THC (psychoactive part). There are low THC and high CBD available species. That is what I will focus on.
There is a lot of information to be given out and understanding it can get complicated. I will be concentrating on giving you the best, yet simplest information to benefit your health.
The one thing I want you to get from this is to open your mind and understanding and truly learn something. We have all been raised in a world of pharmaceuticals and our first line of action when in pain or sick is to reach for such products (eg. Tylenol for a headache and pharmaceutical pain killers if the pain is more chronic and intense such as arthritis and knee pain). However, over time the side effects from such products can actually make you sicker and sometimes barely manage the pain or get you addicted. Well, high CBD oil, low THC (<1%) in the form of cannabis can actually reduce inflammation and thus pain. Side effects are minimal to none.
This is available in the form of medicinal cannabis and is available through either your medical doctor or cannabis clinics in countries where this is legal. You can be referred by your family physician or you can fill out a self-referral and have the clinic obtain your records from your doctor.
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