Many Nowadays Need The Marijuana Medical Specialist!
Now that winds in America and across the world blow in strange new directions, we have every reason to hope. People in the marijuana trade do not consume the stuff and the doctor who prescribes the drug treatments does not get high on it. You do not have to be an addict to be a fanatic. Yet who could ignore the truth that marijuana holds infinite medical cures and we are gradually getting around to tapping the potential. Many other aspects of nature hold out promises like the bark of the cork tree being investigated for cancer controlling properties.
Marijuana fever grips America
America is still trying to make sense of the marijuana issue with a vast number of teenagers and youth having tried it recreationally. Now with the green signal for medical use, things are heating up for business though federal law still does not say OK. With 23 states legalizing medical marijuana, many more are expected to follow suit. Massachusetts and Nevada, California and New York, Minnesota and Connecticut are some that appear to be heading in the same direction along with a few other states.
Who said marijuana cures which disease?
If the question is asked as to why this great change of stance came about after all that prohibition since 1937, the answer is research findings. Not only has marijuana been cleared of all that terrible reputation of being a killer, addiction forming drug but is found to be non-toxic, non habit forming and certainly not a gateway to hard drugs.
Marijuana cures depression and does not lead to mental problems
- Cannabis cures severe pain
- Cannabis does no harm as a recreational drug
- Dangers of smoking may be overcome by eating, drinking, vaping
- Epilepsy, glaucoma, multiple sclerosis, asthma are augmented by cannabis
The duty of doctors revolves around the marijuana cures
Ethics is involved all right and marijuana cures may not belong to the mainstream pharmacopeia. Yet with state government sanctions and almost certain efficacy in uses like epilepsy relief, why should doctors hold back cures? Reports now indicate that parents around America demand marijuana for epileptic kids. And they would probably be getting it sooner or later. How will doctors train in its use?
Of course doctors have already been prescribing marijuana that is compulsory in the 23 states to obtain legal medical marijuana. Doctors with a conscience should have no qualms in recommending marijuana treatments, once a scourge and now an angel in sweet disguise. Safety and efficacy revolves around the marijuana drug for more diseases than people can imagine.
