Cannabis works to treat Arthritis

[EDDIEKIRK]

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conducted by Health Canada and the Canadian Consortium for the Investigation of Cannabinoids

found that about 36-percent of Canadian medical marijuana patients, representing the largest group using cannabis to treat any medical condition, regularly smoke weed to calm<span class="Apple-converted-space"></span><strong>The study, which explored the natural cannabinoid receptors found in the body, uncovered significant evidence that suggests that marijuana has a well described anti-inflammatory effect when these pathways are triggered. Whats more is that tissue samples obtained from both rats and human study participants displayed indicators that the body naturally embraces this method of managing pain.


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[SHERLOCK]

yes I have found that cannabis medicated safflower oil caps(that I make myself} help with my nerve pain in my neck and spine better than any pharms I have taken.