Marijuana has been demonized as a dangerous drug that can induce psychosis for nearly a century now, with the most famous propaganda piece about its usage coming out in the 1930s. However, as more and more states have begun to legalize its use, scientists and doctors have started studying marijuana usage and its potential benefits in medical sciences more thoroughly. […]

Medical marijuana is, as the name suggests, used for medical purposes, while recreational marijuana is used for non-medical purposes. The use of marijuana is regulated by the government through various laws, which vary from state to state. The article takes a look at the differences between medical and recreational marijuana. […]

The two most active and most researched compounds found in marijuana are cannabidiol (CBD)  and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Both these compounds actively interact with the body’s various systems to achieve the desired results. THC is known to have psychoactive properties, while CBD does not. […]

CBD or cannabidiol is an active component in medical marijuana. This compound stimulates and positively interacts with the endocannabinoid system in the body to effectively treat symptoms of various problems such as epilepsy, insomnia, anxiety, and PTSD. It has shown positive effects for treating skin issues such as acne. […]

Scientists are increasingly studying medical marijuana for its medical benefits and uses. It has been found helpful in combating the effects and symptoms of various diseases and ailments; these include stress and anxiety, insomnia, and even deadly diseases like cancer. The following are the most common ways marijuana is used to help patients cope. […]