#medical marijuana patients

[starlet-sky]

Hitting the Rosin cart no filter you feel me?

[submissivefeminist]

I had a long, stressful day at work today and then dealt with a douchebag at my dispensary so I would really, really, really love some distractions from my dumb brain right now.

Please send me distractions? 🥺💕

[okieapache70]

Day 11: S is For… Smoke #medicalmarijuanapatient #oklahomamedicalmarijauna #sisfor #smoke #scionlife #JulyPhotoChallenge #PhotoOfTheDay #photochallenge #julychallenge #summer2023 #photoadayjuly #July2023 #happylife #fmspad @fatmumslim #summer #JulyfireworksbringAugustsun #summerdays #summerdaze #gonnabeabrightbrightsunshinyday #photoadaychallenge2023

[fatedwithmbc]

I got high. I felt like saying it. I know it’s medicinal, but I still think doing something taboo is thrilling. Why didn’t I do this ever before? Would I ever have done it if my cancer didn’t push me into it? All good questions. They have no answer.

[weedoflifesblog]

Navigating the Digital Frontier: Telemedicine's Impact on Medical Marijuana Consultations

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, telemedicine has emerged as a game-changer, offering convenience, accessibility, and efficiency in medical consultations. This transformation extends to the realm of medical marijuana, sparking a dialogue about the effectiveness of telemedicine in assessing patients for medical marijuana recommendations and the accompanying regulatory considerations.

What is Telemedicine?

Telemedicine is the remote delivery of healthcare services using telecommunications technology. It enables patients to consult with healthcare providers, receive medical advice, and access treatment from a distance, typically through video conferencing or messaging platforms. Telemedicine enhances accessibility, convenience, and efficiency in healthcare delivery, especially in remote or underserved areas.

Effectiveness in Medical Marijuana Consultations

Telemedicine has revolutionized the way patients access medical marijuana doctors and obtain medical marijuana card. Through secure video conferencing platforms, patients can now connect with qualified physicians from the comfort of their homes, regardless of geographic location. This accessibility eliminates barriers to care for individuals residing in remote areas or those with mobility limitations.

From the perspective of medical marijuana doctors, telemedicine streamlines the consultation process, enabling efficient evaluations and personalized care. Doctors can conduct comprehensive assessments, review medical histories, and discuss treatment options with patients in a confidential and secure virtual environment. The flexibility of telemedicine also allows for more convenient scheduling, reducing wait times and improving patient satisfaction.

Regulatory Considerations

Despite its benefits, the integration of telemedicine into medical marijuana consultations requires adherence to regulatory standards to ensure patient safety and legal compliance. States have implemented specific guidelines governing telemedicine practices and medical marijuana recommendations. These regulations may include licensure requirements for physicians, documentation standards, and protocols for patient evaluation.

Ensuring patient confidentiality and data security is paramount in telemedicine consultations, particularly in the sensitive realm of medical marijuana. Platforms must comply with HIPAA regulations to safeguard patient information throughout the consultation process.

Another critical consideration is the establishment of bona fide patient-provider relationships in telemedicine consultations. States may require physicians to conduct thorough assessments and establish rapport with patients before issuing medical marijuana recommendations, irrespective of the mode of care delivery.

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[cannabisbusinessexecutive]

The High Rate of Dependence Among Medical Cannabis Users

The difference between medicinal and recreational marijuana has always been arbitrary. For example, after legalizing recreational cannabis, California initially required each cultivated seedling to be designated by growers as either a recreational or medicinal cannabis plant. From that point onward, each plant and its products maintained its designation all the way through retail sale. This…

[time4hemp]

What Is Cannabidiol

It is an active ingredient in cannabis.

CBD is considered to have many medical applications.

Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of the active cannabinoids (ingredients) in cannabis. CBD is considered to have many medical applications, and works in concert with THC to obtain what is known as the entourage effect. CBD is often extracted from the marijuana plant in the form of liquid oil and has slowly begun use as a treatment for Dravet syndrome in some US states.

Dravet syndrome is a form of epilepsy that begins during the infancy of a child’s life. This disease creates lethal seizures often with several instances per day. While there are reports that CBD is effective in the treatment of those who suffer epileptic events there is a lack of sufficient medical evidence to understand its effectiveness and safety.

Raphael Mechoulam is a cannabinoid researcher in Israel who believes Avidekel to be the first CBD enriched cannabis plant with almost no THC. Some researchers currently believe that CBD may also serve as a way to open receptors CB1 and CB2, allowing them to take in more of the available THC in the plant. A Canadian company has recently developed an aerosol drug for oral administration containing a nearly even mixture of THC and CBD. It was approved in 2005 under the name Sativex and is currently being used to alleviate pain associated with multiple sclerosis.

CBD is a Schedule two drug in Canada allowing for some medical uses, in the United States however it is not so clear cut. While marijuana itself it a Schedule I substance in the United States the Controlled Substances Act does not list CBD under any Schedule of the act. This has not stopped the Drug Enforcement Administration from treating CBD as a Schedule I substance. So while it may appear the drug is not currently regulated it is being treated as such by authority officials.

CBD is a potential treatment for glaucoma.

It is believed that due to CBD not being listed on the controlled substances act that CBD may be legal under federal law assuming it meets specific requirements. There is an exemption that allows products to be manufactured and sold in the United States if they produced from mature stalks and the fibers produced by them. This includes hemp oil and extracts of hemp products which may have high CBD content.

There is a US patent on file #6,630,507 titled “Cannabinoids as antioxidants and neuroprotectants” which is assigned to “The United States of America as Represented by The Department of Health and Human Services.” This patent mentions the use of CBD as a use as an anti-epileptic as well as a potential treatment for glaucoma. There is also a claim that using CBD may prevent neurotoxicity in the human brain as well as lower intraocular pressure in acute doses. The drug is also listed to have high antioxidant activity which can be used in oxidation associated diseases.

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[nathananderson80]

Supreme Court Rules on Medical Marijuana

Explore the Supreme Court's ruling on medical marijuana and its implications for Fort Worth patients. Uncover the latest developments in medical marijuana legislation, all in our exclusive infographic on medical marijuana in Fort Worth.

[garudabluffs]

Best Dirty Lemonade cannabis juice, a Black-owned business, launches in Mass.

Omari Anderson, of Atlanta, infused homemade lemonade with cannabis to help his mom keep her appetite and get sleep when she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. After she died, he developed the lemonade into a new cannabis beverage — available at dispensaries as Best Dirty Lemonade. (Photo courtesy of NETA).

Best Dirty Lemonade, now available

"Partnering with Massachusetts cannabis company New England Treatment Access, or NETA, Anderson’s Best Dirty Lemonade goes on sale Friday, June 30. In time, he hopes to roll out other “Best Dirty” beverages, including strawberry and blue raspberry juices.

It’s a slightly different recipe than the lemonade he whipped up for his mother — better suited to be bottled and sold commercially.

The taste is not “overly weed-y,” Anderson said. “It’s sweet and refreshing and it doesn’t leave a heavy syrupy taste on your tongue or that coating in your mouth.”

The non-carbonated drinks will be available at recreational dispensaries as 12-ounce bottles with 5 mg of THC (the primary active compound in cannabis) and as a medical product in a stronger 25 mg dose. For those who prefer a smaller serving size, the drinks come in a resealable bottle."

READ MORE https://www.masslive.com/cannabis/2023/06/best-dirty-lemonade-cannabis-juice-black-owned-business-launches-in-mass.html

[mmjcertct]

A Guide to Medical Marijuana in Managing Chronic Pancreatitis

Explore the potential side effects and risks associated with using medical marijuana to treat chronic pancreatitis for Patients by Medical Marijuana. Finally, it provides resources and advice for patients who are considering using medical marijuana to help manage their chronic pancreatitis symptoms. For more details visit our website.

[mmjcardclinic]

Who is a Marijuana Patient in Missouri and How can they Seek Marijuana Treatment?

A medical marijuanas patient Missouri is someone who has been diagnosed with a qualifying medical condition and has obtained a medical marijuana card from the state. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) supervises the state's medical marijuana program and has published a list of qualifying medical conditions for which medical cannabis may be recommended by a healthcare professional.

The following are the Qualifying Conditions:

Cancer

Epilepsy

Glaucoma

Intractable migraines

Chronic medical conditions that cause severe, persistent pain or muscle spasms

Inflammatory bowel disease

Parkinson's disease

PTSD and more.

If you are interested in using medical cannabis to manage a medical condition, it is important to consult with a qualified healthcare professional and follow all state regulations regarding the use of medical cannabis. Green Health Doctors Missouri can be a helpful resource for patients seeking guidance and support in accessing medical cannabis in Missouri.It is important to note that Green Health Doctors is not a dispensary and does not sell medical cannabis products. However, the clinic can provide patients with recommendations for licensed dispensaries for Missouri medical cannabis where they can purchase medical marijuana.

[theonlyladyt]

Cannabis Education - Study Shows Since Legalisation Recreational Cannabis Doesn't Increase Substance Abuse

Recently at CU Boulder Colarado in the USA, research was undertaken into the harms and effects cannabis has had since it was legalised for recreational use. The cohort were twins and were studied over a period of time from when they were adolescents. The results revealed that cannabis doesn’t cause any rise in substance abuse. In fact they found that legalising recreational cannabis at the state…

[thechy-fychannel]

I saw a few other blogs doing this so I thought I'd share my input on what I think would happen in the House MD universe in 2024:

the constant jokes abt house and wilson's relationship turns into the fellows jokingly writing fanfic abt their boss and his boy best friend. somewhere along the way they all get very serious abt the quality of it and it turns into a Whole Thing, a 150k+ novel that they vow to take to their graves.

house discovers the fic by accident and sends it to wilson. wilson discovers things abt himself and then he and house discover each other shortly thereafter.

house purposefully posts the fic online and credits the fellows by their entire full names so it embarrasses them more than house and wilson. It's never spoken abt again but it gets way more online attention than any of them expected.

wilson doesn't get how the Cloud works and accidentally uploads his and house's nudes to the google nest hub on his desk. He doesn't notice it until one of his sweet little old lady cancer patients points it out to him during their appointment. He throws the google nest hub into his trash can until he can figure out how to get the naked pictures off of it.

house has an alexa and abuses the hell out of it. sometimes ppl hear him screaming at someone in his office, only to walk in and find a robotic voice replying with "sorry, I didn't get that" and house throws it off the balcony.

wilson gets addicted to online shopping. house has to stage an intervention bc they do not have enough room in their closet for another pair of prada loafers and their kitchen is full of shitty gadgets that wilson bought off temu or something.

some right wing social media influencer comes in with a mysterious illness and ends up getting castrated as part of the solution. 13 personally does the procedure herself and house watches like a proud dad.

a patient reveals chase's grindr by shoving his phone at him and asking "is this you?" abt the headless profile with the ripped abs that says Dr. Feel Good, 0 feet away, in front of the rest of the team.

foreman finds the team doing tiktok dances bc house told them to learn it in order to understand their 15 yr old patient better.

chase medically murders mitch mcconnel and the entire hospital celebrates ding dong the witch is dead style.

there's a whole episode where house faces his transphobia bc of a trans patient that he connects with. the patient tells him to fuck off and go face his own problems instead of pretending to make it right by being nice to one trans person. And house does, even if he's not perfect, he really tries to do better.

13 gets her medical marijuana card and accidentally becomes the team's plug. her main customer is wilson who still supplies it to certain terminal patients. She hears "hey, can I hit your pen?" at least four times a day.

foreman buys a tesla and it blows up in the parking lot. they spend the entire episode trying to figure out who tried to kill foreman, but it turns out that teslas just do that sometimes.

there's an episode where house finds out that netflix is removing his favorite obscure tv show that ran for 2 seasons in 2002 and wilson recruits the team to hunt down a dvd copy of it without house finding out. they somehow manage to find one and spend a ridiculous amount of money on it, only to open the dvd case and find a copy of the porno wilson starred in that one time instead of the dvd of the show. park saves the day at the last minute by finding a copy of it in a box of dvds in her parents house.

[okieapache70]

Day 1: E… Euphoric… which is what this beautiful girl will be #medicalmarijuana #medicalmarijuanapatient #plants #homegrownflower #eisforeuphoric #eisfor #JulyPhotoChallenge #PhotoOfTheDay #photochallenge #julychallenge #summer2023 #photoadayjuly #July2023 #happylife #fmspad @fatmumslim #summer #JulyfireworksbringAugustsun #summerdays #summerdaze #gonnabeabrightbrightsunshinyday #photoadaychallenge2023

[daleschaferlaw]

Dale Schafer Law News - 9/28/22

Dale Schafer Law News – 9/28/22

#cbdproducts – “Two Republican members of Congress want answers from the feds about regulations for CBD and other hemp-derived products. U.S. Reps. Morgan Griffith of Virginia and Brett Guthrie of Kentucky co-signed two letters to U.S. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Robert Califf in which they question several FDA regulatory practices and also demand action. “In areas from baby…

[weedoflifesblog]

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