A lot is being learned now about medical marijuana and it's effects. Tell a doctor all your side effects if using marijuana. This enables the physicians serve you better. Different outcomes are experienced by people using marijuana. The most important thing is how you are benefited by it. The side effects are more controllable if the marijuana is s

AqueousChemist - I see one of those three John English supporters are here, so for the FOURTH time I issue this challenge: Though nothing smoked is harmless, enlighten me as to what makes cannabis? We know as that's a schedule III substance, it is not the THC. So what substance (s) are lurking in cannabis which makes it so dangerous? Better yet, wh

The decision to grow your own marijuana is a unique opportunity for patients wishing to defray medical expense due to their treatment of a disease. In California, (please check your State laws regarding medical marijuana) a qualified individual can cultivate 6 mature plants/ 12 immature plants, and have 8 ounces of dried marijuana available. Once y

You might think that the same will be worked by all marijuana clinics. This industry doesn't have any firm guidelines in place. You want to use a little caution. Do not pick a clinic based on hearsay or a flyer. Let's be honest. Many are attempting to cash in on the popularity of those clinics. They act as though they're a clinic and will put up a

Medical marijuana is legal in almost 14 states in the US and this is due to the fact that doctors think that marijuana has healing properties. Under the federal law, growing marijuana, using it or having it in your possession is a criminal violation and for this reason, it's necessary that unless you have your physician's recommendation to use it,