Category archives for: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADD)

International Psychedelic Science Conference Returns to California

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Over 1,600 attendees from 33 countries are gathering in downtown Oakland to demonstrate the successes, the strength, and the spirit of the new wave of psychedelic science and medicine. By Brad Burge  |  Communications Director, MAPS Psychedelic Science 2013 starts tomorrow. It is a genuinely historic moment. At Psychedelic Science 2013, over 100 of the [...]

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By Sunil Aggarwal  |  Published by Americans for Safe Access I am honored and delighted to be able to publish here a new comprehensive piece written by Dr. Lester Grinspoon, Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, entitled “Cannabinopathic Medicine”. Dr. Grinspoon started writing this piece in 2012, when I was privileged to read [...]

Cannabis in Medicine: A Primer for Health Care Professionals

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On the first day of a National Medical Cannabis Unity Conference, an accredited cannabinoid education program will offer a CRE to healthcare professionals. By Americans for Safe Access  |  January 25, 2013 At 2 pm on Friday, February 22, 2013 an accredited cannabinoid education program called “Cannabis in Medicine: A Primer for Health Care Professionals” [...]

Dad Gives 6-Year-Old Medical Marijuana

Medical Marijuana or miracle marijuana? Jayden has reduced his daily dose of pills from 22 a day to a pill and a half.

  A 6-year-old boy with epilepsy has been suffering fewer seizures since taking medical marijuana. By Kyung Lah  |  Published by CNN The video with this story is hard to watch. In it, Jayden is having an epileptic seizure. His father, Jason David, explains what it’s like to hold his son when he’s screaming. “I would [...]

Move Over Ritalin: Medical Marijuana in the Classroom

"It's safer than asprin," says Dr. Talleyrand.

By Jennifer Lance  |  Published in Eco Child’s Play I have the fortune of working in a school district in northern California in the heart of marijuana country. In the late summer at our back to school staff inservice, our superintendent told us we had yet to have a student come in with their Proposition 215 [...]

Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies Celebrates 25 Years of Research & Education

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MAPS is celebrating 25 years of research and education in Oakland, California and Medical Marijuana 411 is proud to work with alongside such intellectual giants. By Sam Sabzehzar  |  December 8, 2011 One of the workshops during the MAPS conference will be focusing on the science and politics of medical cannabis and features prominent advocates [...]

Marijuana replaces Ritalin in treatment for ADD/ADHD

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Dr Claudia Jenson, who was a consultant pediatrician from USC, came up with a novel way of treating ADD/ADHD, WITHOUT any of the unwanted side effects which can result from using popularly prescribed medicines several years ago. Attention deficit Disorder, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD/ADHD) is a biological, brain based condition that is characterized [...]

Could Legalized Pot Give Big Pharma a Much-Needed Boost?

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Medical marijuana would be a huge payday for U.S. drug companies By Barry Cowen |  Published in InvestorPlace If the U.S. government ever legalizes marijuana, sales of the drug would probably make the $11 billion Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) raked in on Lipitor worldwide last year look like chump change. Consider that medical marijuana sales in the U.S. [...]

Ross Prefers Medical Marijuana Extracts for Relief

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Anxiety and problems focusing are a couple symptoms Ross helps relieve with medical marijuana. Finding that cannabis helped treat his behavior symptoms at an early age, Ross used cannabis for ADD/ADHD relief, finding cannabis therapeutics to be the only form of medicine he needs to function and be a productive member of society.  

“It Works”: Leticia Pepper’s Letter to the Editor

Letitia Pepper at the CBD Conference in Laguna Woods, California. (Photo credit: MedicalMarijuana411.com)

San Bernardino The Sun Newspaper Letter to the Editor | May 7, 2011 Can you imagine a county’s Board of Supervisors claiming they have no responsibility to make sure county residents have access to pharmaceutical drugs? Can you imagine them banning all pharmacies? Yet that’s equivalent to what San Bernardino County’s Board of Supervisors did [...]

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