Medical Marijuana - What and How It Treats
Medical marijuana is not something new under the sun. The Chinese were aware of it as early as 6000 BC. Medical cannabis is already legalized in many states. The USA is among the pioneers of prejudices against medical cannabis.
In America, medical marijuana is legalized in the states: Washington, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Montana, Oregon, Nevada, Alaska, Caledonia, Michigan, and Maine. In Europe, it's Netherlands, Spain, and Switzerland, where numerous seedbanks are located and cannabis tourism flourishes.
Medical Marijuana as Medicine
Marijuana has strong effects on the central nervous system. As you surely know, when you smoke marijuana, it initially has stimulating effects and then calms you down and reduces tension or stress.
Marijuana can act as an analgesic against migraines or cramps. Other diseases it focuses on include epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease... For epileptics, it's a very good helper. It reduces the frequency and intensity of their seizures. It's proven that 60% of epileptics have a reduced number of seizures! In people with multiple sclerosis, nerve death is known to occur, which marijuana prevents.
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