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What is CBD Oil?

Cannabidiol or CBD Oil in USA, is a naturally occurring compound found in cannabis, used for centuries as medicine for many ailments.

A safe, non-addictive substance, CBD Oil in USA is one of more than a hundred “phytocannabinoids,” which are unique to cannabis and endow the plant with its robust herapeutic profile.

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People With Arthritis Are Trying and Using Medical Marijuana

MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Kelly Gavigan Kelly Gavigan, MPH Manager, Research and Data Science CreakyJoints  MedicalResearch.com: What is the background for this study? Response: Over the past fifteen years, there have been significant improvements in quality of life among people living with rheumatic and musculoskeletal disease with the introduction of biologics and targeted therapies. However, despite a variety of treatments to try, patients often seek non-pharmacological alternative and complementary treatments, such as marijuana for medical use (MMU), to help manage their condition and symptoms. MMU is becoming increasingly available in the United States as different states legalize it under specific circumstances. Legal or not, according to a survey conducted by CreakyJoints using the ArthritisPower Research Registry (n=1,059 participants), people with arthritis are trying marijuana for medical use.  MedicalResearch.com: What are the main findings? Response: The survey found that more current or past marijuana for medical use users live in a state where marijuana is medically legal (55%) than not (46%). Only 40 percent of MMU users have used a medical marijuana card to legally purchase it. Among the respondents who had never used marijuana for medical use (63%), illegality (40%), potential impairment (24%), and not knowing where (21%) or how (20%) to obtain MMU (legally or not) were cited as top reasons for not using it. Of respondents who live in states where marijuana is medically legal, most (68%) had informed their health care provider (HCP) about their marijuana for medical use use, whereas only slightly more than half (54%, p=0.02) informed their HCP in non-legal states. Utilizing the ArthritisPower® research registry, which now includes more than 22,000 consented participants, the 77-item questionnaire surveyed 1,059 participants in the United States who were over the age of 19 and reported physician-diagnosed rheumatic or musculoskeletal disease. The survey asked participants about their current health status (NIH PROMIS Global Health), their use and perceptions of marijuana for medical use and cannabidiol (CBD) products, and their related information needs. CreakyJoints independently funded this study.  MedicalResearch.com: What should readers take away from your report? Response: This study suggests that people with arthritis are trying and regularly using marijuana for what they perceive to be a medical purpose, regardless of state legality. It’s particularly worrisome that participants aren’t talking to their health care providers about their use of marijuana for medical use so that it can be part of their medical record. That may be, in part, because of its legal status and trying to protect themselves, their doctors and their access to these products. It’s important to note that even though marijuana (and related CBD) usage is growing among people with arthritis and other chronic diseases, research about its safety and effectiveness lags far behind. Doctors do not have any research to reference regarding the effective dose, potential interactions with prescribed medications, or its safety, overall.  MedicalResearch.com: What recommendations do you have for future research as a result of this work? Response: CreakyJoints believes that it is time for the federal government to reschedule marijuana so that it can be studied under the same regulations that apply to prescribed medications. We need high quality randomized controlled clinical trials to better understand whether and how marijuana for medical use might be used in conjunction with approved medications. In our study, a majority (62%) of participants expressed interest in participating in a trial on MMU treatment of rheumatic and musculoskeletal disease. Notably, participants top concern about a trial was ensuring participation would be legal (36%). MedicalResearch.com: Is there anything else you would like to add? Response: Even though participants who live in a state where MMU is legal are significantly more likely to use MMU and CBD than participants who live in states where MMU is not legal, we found that many people  --  24 percent of participants who live in states where MMU is not legal  -- have used or currently use MMU. Hence, the marijuana they’re accessing is not regulated in the same way that marijuana for medical use is regulated in states where it is legal. This presents a whole slew of challenges for the patient and their providers, as they try to navigate dosage, THC percentage, and other factors that may or may not impact the potential benefits of MMU. This is why clinical studies need to be conducted, so that research can help inform policy and regulation. Disclosures: Kelly Gavigan is an employee of Global Healthy Living Foundation (GHLF). GHLF has received research funding support from AbbVie, Amgen, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Eli Lilly, Janssen, Pfizer, Sanofi Genzyme, and UCB. Development of ArthritisPower was partially supported through a Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) award (PPRN-1306-04811). This ArthritisPower research was supported by CreakyJoints, the digital patient community of GHLF, funding.  Citation: Legal Matters: Attitudes Regarding Marijuana for Medical Use Among Patients with Rheumatic and Musculoskeletal Disease Kelly Gavigan1, Shilpa Venkatachalam 1, Jeffrey Curtis 2, Carole Wiedmeyer 1, Tien Sydnor-Campbell 1, Christine Stake 1, Terri Robinson 1 and W. Benjamin Nowell 1, 1Global Healthy Living Foundation, Upper Nyack, NY, 2University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL Meeting: 2019 ACR/ARP Annual Meeting Last Modified: The information on MedicalResearch.com is provided for educational purposes only, and is in no way intended to diagnose, cure, or treat any medical or other condition. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health and ask your doctor any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. In addition to all other limitations and disclaimers in this agreement, service provider and its third party providers disclaim any liability or loss in connection with the content provided on this website.   Read the full article

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CAN MEDICAL MARIJUANA HELP WITH SEIZURE DISORDERS?

A seizure occurs due to abnormal electrical activity in your brain. More so, seizures can arise when a group of neurons fire rapidly and all at once in your brain, causing abnormal behavior and movements. You might think that it is not that bad, but according to the Columbia University Department of Neurology, about 1-2% of emergencies reported are related to seizures.

If there’s an imbalance in your neurotransmitters, then you are likely to have a seizure. Repeated seizures incidents lead to a neurological disorder called epilepsy. And statistics from the Epilepsy Foundation show that more than 3.4 million people live with active epilepsy. With about 150,000 new cases reported every year, epilepsy ranks 4th as the most common neurological disease.To address your seizures, get your medical marijuana by clicking below. Skip the lines

What Are Some Causes and Symptoms of a Seizure?

There are many types of seizures. And the symptoms vary depending on the type and severity of the seizure.As previously mentioned, seizures stem from abnormal brain activity. Therefore, anything that could interrupt the normal brain function, hindering the regular neuron activity pattern, causes seizures. The cause could be:- Illnesses - Brain damage in an accident - Abnormal brain developmentIf there’s an imbalance in your neurotransmitters, then you are likely to have a seizure. Repeated seizures incidents lead to a neurological disorder called epilepsy. And statistics from the Epilepsy Foundation show that more than 3.4 million people live with active epilepsy. With about 150,000 new cases reported every year, epilepsy ranks 4th as the most common neurological disease.

Symptoms of Seizures

Treatment of Seizure Disorders

Not all seizures need treatment; it could be a one-time event. However, it would be best if you consulted a professional neurologist on your condition. And since a significant cause of the seizure is an underlying illness, treating it first could also cure your seizure. However, in brain damage or abnormal development, you need to consult with a neurologist. These brain doctors recommend the best treatment after analyzing your brain activity.

Seizures and Medical Marijuana

Medical marijuana, otherwise known as cannabis, has two major components:- Tetrahydrocannabinol, THC- responsible for the psychoactive effects of getting high - Cannabidiol, CBD- No psychoactive effects, but has positive feedback when interacting with body systems. And according to a study conducted by The University of Alabama at Birmingham, CBD oil was reported to show tremendous improvement in patients dealing with treatment-resistant epilepsy. From the findings, there was a significant drop in the frequency of the seizures too. According to the study, the seizure cases dropped from 144 cases per week to about 52 cases.

How Does Cannabis Help With Seizure Disorders?

There are many approaches used by doctors to try and correct abnormal electrical activity in the brain. Some go as far as to implant devices under your skin. However, these treatments do not guarantee a significant drop in your symptoms.Getting your medical marijuana is a relatively simple process. Click on the button below. GET YOUR MMJ NOW Why did the US Food and Drug Administration, FDA approve Epidiolex, a medical marijuana drug, treat seizures?Anti-epileptic drugs can fail about 33% of the time. Some AEDs cause severe side-effects, or the body becomes treatment-resistant. Some of the side-effects include:- Anemia - Low platelet levels - Liver failure - Pancreatitis - Allergies  - And in the worst cases, depression leading to suicidal tendencies.Families are now getting desperate to help their children fight the symptoms of seizures. Hence the Compassionate Use Act. This law permits the use of medical marijuana to treat certain conditions.According to the compassionate use law, the medicine prescribed to patients should contain at least 10% CBD and no more than 0.5% THC. The composition ensures that the patients get the most of the product that relieves their symptoms and causes minimal side effects.

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So, how does CBD work?

The human body is full of cannabinoid receptors found in the endocannabinoid system. And this system is the one that links your body to your mind. So, when you consume cannabinoids found in marijuana, they tend to mimic the ones in your body.Cannabinoids bind to receptors in the brain to produce an effect, such as reducing pain. And CBD binds to more than just the pain receptors. It works with the signaling system in the brain.When experiencing a seizure, the brain becomes over-excited and fires electrical signals abnormally. However, it soothes your brain when you take CBD, which allows it to fire impulses normally.Get your medical marijuana to benefit from cannabis medical properties! Order Online

What Are the Best Forms of Marijuana for Seizure?

Research shows that CBD reduces the severity and frequency of the seizures. Marijuana has been acknowledged for its medical properties for a long time. However, it is only recently that physicians started lobbying for its use. And even with the FDA approving medical marijuana for epilepsy treatment, there is still a long way to go. We can get from all this because medical marijuana is helping people with seizure disorders.Club Cannabliss Newsletter Be inspired by the unconventional wisdom of our peers and experts as they help us get to a higher state of consciousness.Sign-in and edit your profile. Not yet a Member? Register and claim your spot among the anointed ones!

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Alabama Legislature votes to legalize medical marijuana The measure would create a medical cannabis commission to regulate, license and oversee distribution of medical marijuana. Doctors could prescribe medical marijuana for several conditions including cancer, a terminal illness, epilepsy and chronic pain. Patients would receive medical cannabis cards, and vaping or smoking of medical marijuana would be prohibited while products including gummies, oils or creams are allowed. The House version of SB 46 passed 68-34 in the chamber with bipartisan support Thursday after a vote on the measure had been blocked by Republicans during a nearly nine-hour debate in the chamber Tuesday night. The Senate, which initially passed the measure in February, approved of amendments to the legislation made by the House on Thursday night by a 20-9 vote, with one abstention. The legislation now heads to Gov. Kay Ivey’s desk for her signature. Gina Maiola, press secretary for Ivey, told CNN in an email Thursday that “as with any piece of legislation that reaches the governor’s desk, we look forward to thoroughly reviewing it.” “We appreciate the debate from the Legislature on the topic,” Maiola continued. “This is certainly an emotional issue. We are sensitive to that and will give it the diligence it deserves.” The move toward legalizing medical marijuana in the conservative state comes as more state legislatures move to legalize recreational use of marijuana, including another Southern state, Virginia, where marijuana possession will become legal July 1. Mississippi residents voted to create a medical marijuana program during the November election. Alabama would be the 37th state to approve of medical marijuana, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. The House sponsor of the legislation, Republican state Rep. Mike Ball, who had opposed previous medical marijuana measures and said he changed his mind after looking into the medical benefits of it, told CNN the bill could change other people’s minds about the state. “It might make a statement about our compassion. It might make a statement that we’re not completely closed to everything,” Ball said. “A lot of times folks get set in their ways and it’s just hard to open your heart to something. … It just tells you that we are changing our mind about some things, it’s just a slow go.” He also called for those opposed to the legalization of medical marijuana in the state to “open your heart, open your mind and listen to the other side.” Republican state Rep. Rich Wingo, who voted against the bill, told CNN on Thursday that he has fears about how it will be distributed and packaged. “They are suggesting chewable gummy-type candy, I would rather see it in a form that is least appealing from a child’s view,” Wingo wrote an email. “My point is anything that is less attractive to a child, a child could possibly see these gummys (left unattended) and think they are candy or daily vitamins as example.” The measure also faces opposition beyond the legislature from 23 Alabama district attorneys, who in April wrote a letter to the State Legislature urging lawmakers to oppose the bill, calling marijuana “a wolf in sheep’s clothing.” Efforts to legalize the use of medicinal marijuana and overhaul marijuana laws in the state, where recreational use is illegal, have long been debated, including since 2005, when Democratic state Rep. Laura Hall introduced medical marijuana legislation. The latest bill is named the “Darren Wesley ‘Ato’ Hall Compassion Act” after her son who died of AIDS. In 2019, Ivey signed legislation sponsored by Republican state Sen. Tim Melson into law that created a commission to study medical marijuana and extended “Carly’s Law,” allowing the use of CBD oil to treat children with seizures. In April, Birmingham Mayor Randall L. Woodfin issued a blanket pardon for more than 15,000 closed marijuana convictions from 1990 to 2020. This story has been updated with additional reporting. Source link Orbem News #Alabama #Alabamamedicalmarijuana:Legislaturevotestolegalizeuse-CNNPolitics #Legalize #legislature #Marijuana #medical #Politics #Votes

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Alabama Legislature votes to legalize medical marijuana

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Alabama Legislature votes to legalize medical marijuana

The measure would create a medical cannabis commission to regulate, license and oversee distribution of medical marijuana. Doctors could prescribe medical marijuana for several conditions including cancer, a terminal illness, epilepsy and chronic pain. Patients would receive medical cannabis cards, and vaping or smoking of medical marijuana would be prohibited while products including gummies, oils or creams are allowed.

The House version of SB 46 passed 68-34 in the chamber with bipartisan support Thursday after a vote on the measure had been blocked by Republicans during a nearly nine-hour debate in the chamber Tuesday night. The Senate, which initially passed the measure in February, approved of amendments to the legislation made by the House on Thursday night by a 20-9 vote, with one abstention. The legislation now heads to Gov. Kay Ivey’s desk for her signature.

Gina Maiola, press secretary for Ivey, told Appradab in an email Thursday that “as with any piece of legislation that reaches the governor’s desk, we look forward to thoroughly reviewing it.”

“We appreciate the debate from the Legislature on the topic,” Maiola continued. “This is certainly an emotional issue. We are sensitive to that and will give it the diligence it deserves.”

The move toward legalizing medical marijuana in the conservative state comes as more state legislatures move to legalize recreational use of marijuana, including another Southern state, Virginia, where marijuana possession will become legal July 1. Mississippi residents voted to create a medical marijuana program during the November election.

Alabama would be the 37th state to approve of medical marijuana, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.

The House sponsor of the legislation, Republican state Rep. Mike Ball, who had opposed previous medical marijuana measures and said he changed his mind after looking into the medical benefits of it, told Appradab the bill could change other people’s minds about the state.

“It might make a statement about our compassion. It might make a statement that we’re not completely closed to everything,” Ball said. “A lot of times folks get set in their ways and it’s just hard to open your heart to something. … It just tells you that we are changing our mind about some things, it’s just a slow go.”

He also called for those opposed to the legalization of medical marijuana in the state to “open your heart, open your mind and listen to the other side.”

Republican state Rep. Rich Wingo, who voted against the bill, told Appradab on Thursday that he has fears about how it will be distributed and packaged.

“They are suggesting chewable gummy-type candy, I would rather see it in a form that is least appealing from a child’s view,” Wingo wrote an email. “My point is anything that is less attractive to a child, a child could possibly see these gummys (left unattended) and think they are candy or daily vitamins as example.”

The measure also faces opposition beyond the legislature from 23 Alabama district attorneys, who in April wrote a letter to the State Legislature urging lawmakers to oppose the bill, calling marijuana “a wolf in sheep’s clothing.”

Efforts to legalize the use of medicinal marijuana and overhaul marijuana laws in the state, where recreational use is illegal, have long been debated, including since 2005, when Democratic state Rep. Laura Hall introduced medical marijuana legislation. The latest bill is named the “Darren Wesley ‘Ato’ Hall Compassion Act” after her son who died of AIDS.

In 2019, Ivey signed legislation sponsored by Republican state Sen. Tim Melson into law that created a commission to study medical marijuana and extended “Carly’s Law,” allowing the use of CBD oil to treat children with seizures. In April, Birmingham Mayor Randall L. Woodfin issued a blanket pardon for more than 15,000 closed marijuana convictions from 1990 to 2020.

This story has been updated with additional reporting.

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What Is Hemp Oil for Pet's?

Most people shrink away once they hear the word, ‘hemp.’ Unknown to many, hemp oil does not make you high. Aside from it not having any psychoactive component, it also has several benefits.

Pet CBD hemp oil product in USA is different from hash oil because the latter came from the flower of the plant. Yet, the manufacturers derive the typical type of hemp oil from the seeds by cold pressing them. This process results for the oil to have a color ranging from clear to dark green.

Historians have proven that since ancient times, people have long been using hemp as medicine. In 1500 BC, the Chinese, Indians, and Middle Easterners use it to treat various ailments. In the 1800s, Europeans also started using hemp for its medicinal properties.

While there are only early studies that show its efficacy on mammals, including humans and canines, all mammals, which include dogs and cats, have an endocannabinoid system (ECS) that is responsible for fear, inflammation, pain, and memory.

Recent studies show promise in the anti-inflammation benefits of Pet CBD hemp oil product in USA, its interaction with the ECS. This research points to the holistic treatment of several related disorders such as arthritis, nausea, anxiety, pain, cancer, and cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS).

Different Types of Pet CBD hemp oil product in USA

There are different types of hemp oil, and knowing each of them is important. Each type of hemp oil provides different benefits and uses. If you buy the wrong product for your intended use, you may end up wasting money.

Hemp Seed Oil: Hemp seed oil has two types, unrefined and refined. Unrefined hemp seed oil has a green color and nutty flavor. Its green color is an indication that it still contains hemp’s nutritional value. Manufacturers derive this oil through a cold press process. However, it has a short shelf-life and needs refrigeration after opening. Refined hemp seed oil is clear and lacks nutritional value. Its clear color results from bleaching and deodorization. It has a longer shelf-life because manufacturers often use them for body care and manufacturing products.

CBD Hemp Oil: CBD hemp oil is popular for its medicinal value. Most people use them to cure or alleviate cancer and seizures.

Hemp Oil: Hemp is the extract that comes from the hemp plant. It may contain CBD, CBN, CBG, flavonoids, CBC, and terpenes. It may have a few traces of THC 

depending on what kind of hemp oil it is. The two types of hemp oil are full-spectrum and broad-spectrum.

Manufacturers often sell them as tinctures, salves, capsules, balms, or other kinds of products at Safe Harbour Wellness.

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