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It took Colorado three and a half years to reach $500 million in revenue, and just two more years to double it. As of June 12,2019 the state has collected $1.02 billion in revenue from marijuana since recreational sales began in 2014, thanks to taxes, license fees levied on $6.56 billion in marijuana sales in that time. . . . #cannabiscommunity #medicalmarijuana411 #medicalmarijuana #medicalcannabis #colorado #863
Chinese medicine employs complex mixtures of remedies. At least 1500 different herbals have been tested, analysed and used in Chinese medicine. With over 50 different revisions of the Pen-ts'ao Ching, the earliest Chinese medical book. The use of cannabis as a medicine was based on oral traditions passed down from the time of Emperor Shen-Ning, who lived during the years 2.700 BC. Cannabis was used for: rheumatic pain, intestinal problems, malaria, premenstrual cramps and even as anesthesia. #medicine #herbs #chinesemedicine #medicalmarijuana411 #medicalmarijuana #cannabis #history795
Researchers studied 204 medical cannabis patients in New York aged 75 and older to determine how they responded to cannabis to treat their symptoms and potentially reduce their dependence and use of opioids. The study was headed up by senior researcher Dr. Laszlo Mechtler, Medical director of the Dent Neurologic Institute in Amherst, New York. Seventy-five percent of the participants were treated for chronic pain, cancer, neuropathy, MS, epilepsy and Parkinson’s. All were treated with products that contained both THC and CBD, using tinctures applied under the tongue by dropper. The Chicago Tribune reports that 70 percent of participants found relief from their conditions. “Half said their chronic pain diminished, 18 percent said they slept better, nerve pain improved in 15 percent and anxiety was diminished in 10 percent. 34 patients had side effects with 3 percent stopping the use of medical marijuana due to those side effects. Full story in The Stranger. #cannabiscommunity #medicalmarijuana411 #research #medicalmarijuana #medicalmarijuanapatient #cbd #thc #elderly #painmanagement821
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In the two decades following the identification and synthesis of THC by Raphael Mechoulam PHD and Yehiel Gaoni PHD in 1964, know one really knew how it worked-what it actually did inside the brain on a molecular level to alter consciousness, stimulate appetite, dampen nausea, quell seizures and relieve pain. In 1992, Mechoulam, in collaboration with NIMH’s William Devane and Dr Lumir, found a novel transmitter, a naturally-occurring endocannabinoid which attaches to the same mammalian brain-cell receptors as THC. They decided to call it “anandamide”, deriving from the Sanskrit word for bliss. Just like THC, anandamide is thought to intensify sensory experience, stimulate appetite, temporarily blot our short-term memory and create feelings of pleasure. Want to learn more? Link in bio to browse courses. #medicalmarijuana #medicalmarijuana411 #cannabis #cannabiscommunity #cannabiseducation #womeninweed #cannabisceo #painrelief #thc #budtendercertification #cannabiscertification #education994
The Canadian Institutes of Health Research announced it would be dropping roughly $24.5 million for cannabis research. The money will help support 26 projects throughout Canada that covers programs such as the use of cannabis and cannabidiol (CBD) oil for the treatment of pain and anxiety. The CIHR added that the funding will support research teams that will explore the therapeutic potential of cannabis in areas such as cancer, chronic pain and neurodevelopment. “We are investing in research to provide the evidence needed to maintain policies for cannabis use that protects the health and safety of Canadians,” Ginette Petitpas Taylor, Canada’s Minister of Health, said in a statement. “The projects announced today [May 22, 2019] will result in new information on the health effects of cannabis, which will be valuable to governments, public health professionals, health care providers and all Canadians.” # . . . #cannabiscommunity #medicalmarijuana411 #medicalcannabis #medicalmarijuana #painmanagement #research #canada1008
The University of Washington’s “Moms & Marijuana” study will investigate the possible effects of prenatal cannabis exposure on infants’ cognitive and motor development, their health and their social behavior. It will be the very first study to do so. The study will track participants cannabis use from the first trimester of pregnancy through birth. When infants reach six months old, researchers will conduct a brain scan to identify any effects of cannabis exposure. . . . #medicalcannabis #pregnancy #universityofwashington #medicalmarijuana #medicalmarijuana411 #research #cannabis #cannabiscommunity9326
4x NBA Champion and current TV commentator, John Salley, is a big proponent of medical marijuana. @johnsalley first started using cannabis after having foot surgery in his late 30"s. Salley was also quoted by TMZ "I am a proponent and believe in the advocacy of #medicalmarijuana. We see football players in AL getting busted. We see - we need to get it out. We need to move it and realize that it is something that can help the human body. It helps athletes. I didn't start smoking until my last two months before I was pro. And I believe if I would've smoked while I was playing, I probably still would be playing." #medicalmarijuana411 #research #painmanagement #tbi #cannabis #athletes #badketball #NBA #football #tmz #tmzsports1567

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