You might know that cannabis is now legal
in 29 states for medical use, as confirmed by the National Conference of State
Legislatures (NCSL). That's right, millions of people will now be able to
relieve their chronic pain naturally.
In fact, inhaling cannabis can help, as
many scientists have shared, those dealing with chronic nerve pain. According
to a particular study, inhaling cannabis steam three times daily relieves pain
in patients.
According to the same study, actual pain
relief was slightly better than the subjects who took a placebo. In similar
veins, some of the participants had headache, dry eyes, numbness, and cough.
In this way, you can use medicinal hemp in
capsules and as an oil. Cancer patients use this medication to relieve nausea.
Moreover, it helps in treating many health conditions such as anxiety,
insomnia, arthritis, migraines, inflammation, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy ...
Keep reading to find out what makes
cannabis effective:
The hemp in hemp binds to internal
substances that the body naturally produces, which in turn triggers a chain
reaction in the body and blocks pain receptors.
The body when using hemp capsules
metabolizes 90% of the capsule in the liver before it affects other parts of
the body, unlike cannabis gum, as Herb emphasized, which affects every part of
the body without any side effects.
Hemp gum has been known to provide lower
doses of hemp to users, which actually relieves patients' pain with fewer side
effects.
However, there is a completely new
approach, and researchers have reported some drawbacks.
There is a link between cannabis smokers
and patients with periodontal disease, as confirmed in a study published in the
2008 edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association.
WebMD reports that those who smoke cannabis
regularly have a 60% lower risk of developing gum disease. Regarding the effect
of chewing on your oral health, there is no proven information available.
All in all, hemp gums are already
available. In this way, researchers are required to conduct more studies to
determine their potency.