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My Alternative Medicine

Wed, February 27, 2019 3:13 AM

Did you believe that cannabis, as also known as only for addiction, is now can be your alternative medicine? Cannabis now has many benefits that will be good for your health. Cannabis oil is produced by extracting the resin of the female cannabis plant using a solvent. After the resin is dissolved in the solvent, it is evaporated leaving a concentrated extract behind. CBD Oil is a type of oil that contains CBD but does not contain THC which can give you a high efficiency. CBD Oil is from that cannabis flower, however, cannabis now is proven that can help people to relieve pains or lessen seizure attacks. I have read many articles suggesting that cannabis has a very potent effect when it comes with pain and inflammation.

catriona7899
Joined Feb 27, 2019

Wed, January 31, 2024 3:44 AM

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Wellis
Joined Feb 13, 2022

Sat, October 21, 2023 10:52 AM

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Anonymously
Joined Oct 21, 2023

Fri, March 15, 2019 12:52 AM

Reply posted for catriona7899.

Cannabis is becoming more accepted as a medicinal aid especially as more research is conducted to understand the complexity and advantages of the plant. Its superiority in the plant world is due, in part, to its history. Cannabis has been used for centuries, and it has been well-documented in historical records. Now science is progressing beyond anecdotal support of the cannabis plant’s efficacy. Alternative medicine is more accepted nowadays due to its promising results unlike pharmaceutical medicine, alternative medicine doesn’t give a 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. The different strain has a variety of uses and effect depending on your needs. Like this marijuana strain http://blimburnseeds.com/catalog/category/view/s/where-to-buy/id/8/. This strain has a very potent effect on chronic pains like back pain and joint pain and a lot more. The benefits of marijuana, specifically the CBD cannabinoid, are undeniable. Let's take a look at all of the ways CBD is helping patients every day.

TheoOwston
Joined Feb 25, 2019

Thu, March 14, 2019 3:52 AM

Reply posted for catriona7899.

I also heard that Cannabis can treat Crohn's disease but I want to know in reality how many people got relief from it?

Please share your experience at acharyamdcl.int@gmail.com

acharyamdclint
Joined Mar 11, 2019

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