In 2016, voting was carried out to support or object a constitution amendment intending to legalize medical marijuana in Florida. Majority of voters surely did say yes to the amendment. However, Gov. Rick Scott curbed some forms of cannabis that were found once he got to sign into law in the year 2017. Smokable pot...
Cannabis is helping people to get rid of the pain since the medieval ages. Today, many are again turning towards this magical herb to heal their chronic pain. In the same light, they are opting for medical marijuana card Orlando. This post outlines how cannabis helps people with chronic pain and which are the top cannabis...
Can you over dose on marijuana you ask? Nearly half of Americans say they have tried it at least once in their life. With more people lighting up than ever and nine states voting on the legalization of marijuana, it’s important to remember how many fatally overdose on the drug. That’s according to the Centers for Disease...
Marijuana’s official designation as a Schedule 1 drug something with “no currently accepted medical use” means it’s pretty tough to study. Yet both a growing body of research and numerous anecdotal reports link cannabis with several health benefits, including pain relief and helping with certain forms of epilepsy. In addition, researchers say there are many other...
Marijuana and high blood pressure A new study suggests that anyone who smokes marijuana faces risks of high blood pressure than people who have never used the drug. Those findings sound alarming, but it’s important to keep in mind that, like any study, this one has limitations, including that it defines marijuana “users” as anyone...
Evidence shows that marijuana works for pain, the medical reason most people want it however many doctors still have questions. The most common reason that people seek out medical marijuana is for chronic pain. According to a report released earlier in January by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, that makes a lot of sense....
Despite the fact that the Drug Enforcement Agency categorizes marijuana as a schedule I drug, one that has no accepted medical use, a majority of Americans have thought medical pot should be legal since the late 1990s — and a majority now support recreational legalization as well. 29 states have legalized medical marijuana – that number is 43 states if we count laws...
