Medical cannabis is being studied for a range of conditions and may be prescribed in certain situations under medical supervision. Research focuses on cannabinoids such as THC and CBD and their potential effects on pain, nausea, appetite, sleep and other symptoms. While scientific knowledge continues to grow, the available evidence varies depending on the medical condition. In the Medical Cannabis & Health category, you'll find clear, evidence-based information about medical cannabis, cannabinoids, current studies, potential applications, side effects and drug interactions. We explain what current research shows and provide a balanced overview of the potential role of cannabis in modern medical care.
Medical cannabis is mainly discussed in cancer care as a supportive option for managing certain symptoms and treatment-related side effects. These may include pain, chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting, loss of appetite, sleep problems and reduced quality of life. Depending on the symptom, diagnosis and individual medical situation, THC, CBD or standardised cannabinoid medicines may have different roles...
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Biohazard smells very intensely of sweet incense and notes of biscuits, with a biting touch of Chemdog - all together a spice mixture that you have to love. It is a cross between Skunk VA Chem 91 and the legendary DoSiDos, an easy-to-grow blend that even complete beginners can grow...
