Thai Law About to Make Medical Marijuana Legal
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Re: Thai Law About to Make Medical Marijuana Legal
read on;
The Main Differences Between Medical and Recreational Marijuana
There are various differences between the two different types of marijuana. These main differences include:
Medical weed usually contains a higher CBD content than recreational. This means when you’re taking it, you don’t feel the “high” that’s associated with the recreational variety. Even though there’s no actual difference between the concentrates and flowers of both types, medical edible potency is frequently higher than its recreational counterpart.
Recreational weed typically contains a higher THC content than medical. This means people usually take this variety more for the “high” effect than the benefits.
You need a recommendation for medical marijuana. Recreational marijuana can be bought by anyone — however, you need to have a qualifying condition to get a medical marijuana recommendation, and this must be renewed regularly. This is a key difference between medical and recreational marijuana.
What recreational and medical marijuana is
The histories of each
The key differences between medical marijuana and recreational, including the concentration of the cannabinoids THC and CBD
The science of cannabinoids and how these substances work on your system
Uses for medical marijuana
The differences in obtaining recreational versus medical marijuana
Why you might want to choose medical cannabis over recreational marijuana
https://docmj.com/2017/06/05/difference ... marijuana/
CBD vs. THC: What’s the Difference?
CBD is found primarily in extractions from the hemp plant. It’s sold in gels, gummies, oils, supplements, extracts, and more.
THC is the main psychoactive compound in marijuana that gives the high sensation. It can be consumed by smoking marijuana. It’s also available in oils, edibles, tinctures, capsules, and more.
CBD THC
Produce a “high” NO YES
Illegal YES* YES*
Side effects Almost none Psychoactive side effects
Shows on drug test YES** YES
Pain reliever YES YES
Reduces nausea YES YES
Eases migraines YES YES
Reduces anxiety YES YES
Increases appetite NO YES
Decreases seizures YES NO
Anti-inflammatory YES YES
https://www.healthline.com/health/cbd-vs-thc
The Main Differences Between Medical and Recreational Marijuana
There are various differences between the two different types of marijuana. These main differences include:
Medical weed usually contains a higher CBD content than recreational. This means when you’re taking it, you don’t feel the “high” that’s associated with the recreational variety. Even though there’s no actual difference between the concentrates and flowers of both types, medical edible potency is frequently higher than its recreational counterpart.
Recreational weed typically contains a higher THC content than medical. This means people usually take this variety more for the “high” effect than the benefits.
You need a recommendation for medical marijuana. Recreational marijuana can be bought by anyone — however, you need to have a qualifying condition to get a medical marijuana recommendation, and this must be renewed regularly. This is a key difference between medical and recreational marijuana.
What recreational and medical marijuana is
The histories of each
The key differences between medical marijuana and recreational, including the concentration of the cannabinoids THC and CBD
The science of cannabinoids and how these substances work on your system
Uses for medical marijuana
The differences in obtaining recreational versus medical marijuana
Why you might want to choose medical cannabis over recreational marijuana
https://docmj.com/2017/06/05/difference ... marijuana/
CBD vs. THC: What’s the Difference?
CBD is found primarily in extractions from the hemp plant. It’s sold in gels, gummies, oils, supplements, extracts, and more.
THC is the main psychoactive compound in marijuana that gives the high sensation. It can be consumed by smoking marijuana. It’s also available in oils, edibles, tinctures, capsules, and more.
CBD THC
Produce a “high” NO YES
Illegal YES* YES*
Side effects Almost none Psychoactive side effects
Shows on drug test YES** YES
Pain reliever YES YES
Reduces nausea YES YES
Eases migraines YES YES
Reduces anxiety YES YES
Increases appetite NO YES
Decreases seizures YES NO
Anti-inflammatory YES YES
https://www.healthline.com/health/cbd-vs-thc
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Re: Thai Law About to Make Medical Marijuana Legal
so its los for cbd & kow for thc
thru shit to more shit
Re: Thai Law About to Make Medical Marijuana Legal
I am so surprised that Thai can be so smart when the rest of SEA is ruled by permanent retarded idiots who cannot even see for their shit countries the benefit of legalizing...
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Re: Thai Law About to Make Medical Marijuana Legal
When something is illegal you can assume it could benefit you. Before anyone starts crying. I said COULD
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Re: Thai Law About to Make Medical Marijuana Legal
Bangkok Medical wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2019 2:20 pm Thailand Medical Marijuana Conference,
20 April 2019
www.thaimmj.com
The world is changing ! So good !
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Re: Thai Law About to Make Medical Marijuana Legal
Thailand cannabis clinic reaches limit upon opening
The Nation/Asia News Network
Jun 27, 2019
Chao Phraya Abhaibhubejhr Hospital has announced that its medical cannabis clinic, which opened on Monday, will not accept any more patients as the clinic had reached its limit.
The hospital, renowned for traditional medicine based treatment, was endorsed by the Public Health Ministry to distribute medical cannabis to patients as part of the ministry's effort to come up with a medical cannabis model for hospitals nationwide.
It started to distribute cannabinoid to patients with epilepsy and Parkinson's disease on Monday and around 10 patients were screened and selected based on the severity of their symptoms. The hospital followed the guideline for special cases laid by the Food and Drug Administration and the amended Narcotics Drugs law.
"I hope it would be the beginning of our medical cannabis treatment which would also be equipped with systematic follow-ups," said Dr Namphol Danphipat, the hospital's director.
As a model, Abhaibhubejhr would also explore growing marijuana to achieve the best breeding practice as well as medical extraction, expertise the hospital has long built up and well known.
Cannabis is known to respond to different diseases so it remains an area for medical practitioners to explore.
So far, it is widely accepted that it is responsive to epilepsy and Parkinson's, as well as neuropathic pain and pain relief for the fourth stage of cancers.
The hospital is working on extracting implicated marijuana provided by the Office of Narcotics Control Board so that it can acquire more cannabinoid, this time for pain relief of cancer following the high THC concentration responding to the disease.
https://www.asiaone.com/asia/thailand-c ... on-opening
The Nation/Asia News Network
Jun 27, 2019
Chao Phraya Abhaibhubejhr Hospital has announced that its medical cannabis clinic, which opened on Monday, will not accept any more patients as the clinic had reached its limit.
The hospital, renowned for traditional medicine based treatment, was endorsed by the Public Health Ministry to distribute medical cannabis to patients as part of the ministry's effort to come up with a medical cannabis model for hospitals nationwide.
It started to distribute cannabinoid to patients with epilepsy and Parkinson's disease on Monday and around 10 patients were screened and selected based on the severity of their symptoms. The hospital followed the guideline for special cases laid by the Food and Drug Administration and the amended Narcotics Drugs law.
"I hope it would be the beginning of our medical cannabis treatment which would also be equipped with systematic follow-ups," said Dr Namphol Danphipat, the hospital's director.
As a model, Abhaibhubejhr would also explore growing marijuana to achieve the best breeding practice as well as medical extraction, expertise the hospital has long built up and well known.
Cannabis is known to respond to different diseases so it remains an area for medical practitioners to explore.
So far, it is widely accepted that it is responsive to epilepsy and Parkinson's, as well as neuropathic pain and pain relief for the fourth stage of cancers.
The hospital is working on extracting implicated marijuana provided by the Office of Narcotics Control Board so that it can acquire more cannabinoid, this time for pain relief of cancer following the high THC concentration responding to the disease.
https://www.asiaone.com/asia/thailand-c ... on-opening
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