Medical marijuana is legal in more than 2/3 of the country.
In more than a dozen states, recreational marijuana has been legalized as well. There is enough research to show that medical marijuana has intrinsic value. Even though the Drug Administration has classified marijuana as a schedule one drug, it is still available widely across the country. Medical marijuana can be used to treat a number of different diseases or conditions. Medical marijuana plants contain cannabinoids. Cannabinoids like CBG, CBN, cbd, and THC are found in the marijuana plant. These cannabinoids can help a number of conditions such as eating disorders, cancer, appetite loss, muscle spasms, Crohn’s disease, and seizures. I have been suffering from Crohn’s disease since I was 17 years old. Crohn’s disease is an inflammatory disease that affects the gastrointestinal tract. It can worsen over time and managing the symptoms is an important part of the disease. Crohn’s disease causes are not fully known, but my dad suffers from the same inflammatory bowel disorder. When the disease is acting up and I feel horrible, I often use medical marijuana. I was given medical marijuana 2 years ago when I was in a special treatment program. Since then I have regularly used medical marijuana products anytime I have a flare up. Edibles and gummies seem to help the most. I’m not sure if that’s because the product actually enters the digestive system or not. When you inhale marijuana by smoking, it goes straight to the lungs. Edibles and gummies go right for the gut and the stomach.