Author: Medical Marijuana 411
Dr Donald Abrams talks to Medical Marijuana 411 about his experience with cannabis and his experience with HIV/AIDS patients using medical marijuana for symptoms. Dr Abrams is one of the featured medical professionals in the Medical Marijuana 411 online education courses for medical professionals, patients and dispensary technicians. This is an example of the video content that is part of the online education. With more thank 800 peer reviewed citations, downloadable graphics, Medical Marijuana 411 is the leader in cannabis education. Check out the entire list of certifications and courses offered at http://www.medicalmarijuana411.com source
Bunny Hethcox is a 54-year-old mother of two and grandmother of six. A real estate broker for 17 years, Bunny taught her kids drugs were bad. But Bunny also suffers from fibromyalgia, PTSD, depression and anxiety, and one day while driving with her son, she had a bad panic attack and was unable to find her xanax. After pulling over, sweating and shaking, her son pulled a joint from his pocket and said “I think you need this more than I do.” It took her a minute to decide whether to yell at him or try it, but once she…
What are terpenes, why plants create terpenes and how terpenes in marijuana have different effects on ailments. This Medical Marijuana 411 video features Dr Jake Felice as he discusses terpenes and cannabis. Dr Felice is one of the featured medical professionals in the Medical Marijuana 411 online education courses for medical professionals, patients and dispensary technicians. This is an example of the video content that is part of the online education. With more thank 800 peer reviewed citations, downloadable graphics, Medical Marijuana 411 is the leader in cannabis education. Check out the entire list of certifications and courses offered at…
Transcription to follow: Toxicity is defined as death from consumption of Aspirin. Will kill you 10 times the standard dose, or something like that and over time Aspirin will tear up your gut, your GI. Cannabis if you take 10 times the recommended dose for pain relief will perhaps cause some sedation maybe a little agitation, but would not cause any death and or organ damage as far as the science shows. source
With a myriad of medical conditions and symptoms, Tonya Davis uses cannabis in edible form mostly, and finds relief from most of her ailments. With sever arthritis, thyroid issues, back and spinal chord injuries, and most recently, calcium deposit buildup, Ms. Davis’ use of medical cannabis helps her survive, and thrive! Medical Marijuana 411 caught up to Ms. Davis in Seattle, where she was invited to speak at the world’s largest hemp and cannabis festival, Seattle Hempfest, where upwards of 300,000 people gathered over the weekend. source
Donald Abrams, M.D. explains he first learned how medical marijuana helped patients in various ways through many studies – dating back through the 90’s. Dr. Donald Abrams is the Chief of Hematology-Oncology at San Francisco General Hospital, as well as Professor of Clinical Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco. Transcript to follow: So the next research that we did was to answer what I think is probably one of the more interesting questions. And that is, is there an interaction between opioids and cannabinoids in pain relief. So we took a group of patients who were on a…