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'Grandma's magic remedy:' Mexico's medical marijuana secret

Mexico City (AFP) – When her legs ache, this Mexican grandmother rubs them with…

Medical marijuana could reduce need for other opiate drugs

Minnesota Commissioner of Health Dr. Ed Ehlinger decides to add intractable pain as a qualifying condition for the Minnesota medical cannabis program.

Marijuana Offers Chronic Pain Sufferers Relief

Marijuana Offers Chronic Pain Sufferers Relief Specialized anesthesiologists have traditionally cared for patients with…

How Does Marijuana Help With Appetite?

Increased appetite after consuming cannabis is a well-known fact. The first study confirming increased appetite correlated with cannabis use was conducted in 1971. Other research conducted since then have confirmed this correlation.

Managing Chronic Pain With Medical Marijuana

Individuals needing assistance in the management of chronic pain have typically been suffering unwavering...

Medical Marijuana For Asthma

Asthma is a condition where airways narrow and swell, and produce extra mucus. This...

Marijuana and Your Pet

How Can Marijuana Benefit Your Pet Marijuana and Your Pet – A day before…

Father Gives His Sick Son Medical Marijuana Extract

This video is from a new documentary The Culture High which looks at both sides of…

CBD-Rich Tinctures Hit Shelves in Medical Marijuana Dispensaries

By Buds & Roses |  July 12, 2011 Using an organic process, CBD Science…

Why I Give My Autistic Son Pot

Two years in, and I’m still flying solo By Marie Myung-Ok Lee |  Published…

The Real "Bill Smith" Now Allowed to be on Medical Marijuana in School

Thanks to many, including attorney and Denver City Council candidate Warren Edson, Chaz Moore,…

Natural, Therapeutic, Herbal Treatment or Dangerous Pharmaceutical? You Decide.

By Vivian McPeak | Published in Seattle City Brights   Today, all over Washington…

A Local "Mother Theresa" Caught in the Cross Hairs of the Legal System

Grumbine says his collective followed the rules and beyond, including setting up a nonprofit corporation and paying California state taxes.  They also provided low and no cost medicine to patients who couldn’t afford it and even established a patient outreach program that helped those in need with things like food, transportation,wheelchairs, and medical equipment.

“Getting in trouble with the law was something we never envisioned because we read and understood the law,” says Grumbine.   “We followed the law and trusted that we were protected by the law.  That’s what laws in America are supposed to do.  We couldn’t have been more wrong.”

Medical Marijuana Tinctures

Edibles Without The Sugar – Not all medical marijuana patients like to smoke or vape their medicine, but prefer the effects of edibles instead. The problem is you don’t always want to have to eat something to get that effect… or, if you’re a diabetic than your choices of edibles are severely limited because most edibles are cookies, brownies, cakes and other sweets. Tinctures might help you get around those problems…