There are numerous myths and facts about Marijuana. Since this drug that has been in use since prehistoric times, it is good to learn what is factual and what elements are false pertaining to Marijuana. In the past it was used for recreational, as well as medical purposes. There are different types of Marijuana and their side effects vary.
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The Uses of Marijuana in Medicine Today
March 10, 2010
There are, in fact some medical uses of Marijuana, which are indeed positive aspects of this drug. Marijuana can be administered to patients with the supervision of trained medical specialists.
Medical marijuana contains the active components of delta -9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) Cannabidiol (CBD), and 8 – caryophyllene. Although marijuana can be used in a negative manner, as an illicit drug, its medical uses add a positive note to this drug. CBD is a neuroprotective antioxidant and is used for the treatment of anxiety, inflammation, convulsions, schizophrenia, cancer, and nausea. CBD is used to decrease the inflammatory responses related to one’s body.
Why More Baby Boomers Are Turning to Medical Marijuana
March 8, 2010
Grandpa pass the pipe. Unless you are Willie Nelson’s grandchild the idea of smoking a joint with a grandparent is unthinkable, right? Well that might not be as far-fetched as it was in the past.
Recent studies show that marijuana usage among people over the age of fifty is on the rise in the United States. Over a period of six years from 2002-2008, the percentage of admitted drug use was up 1% overall, and soared to 5.1% among people between the ages of 55-59.

March 30, 2010
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