Tässä tällaista listaa, mihin kaikkeen kannabista voi käyttää turvallisena ja tehokkaana lääkkeenä nykyisen lääketieteellisen tietämyksen ja tutkimuksen perusteella.
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International Classification of Diseases 9 - CM 1996
Chronic Conditions Treated With Cannabis
Encountered Between 1990-2001
©2001 Tod H. Mikuriya, M.D.
Genital Herpes 054.10
Herpetic infection of penis 054.13
AIDS Related Illness 042
Post W.E. Enephalitis 062.1
Chemotherapy Convales V66.2
Shingles (Herpes Zoster) 053.9
Radiation Therapy E929.9
Viral B Hepatitis, chronic 070.52
Viral C Hepatitis, chronic 070.54
Other arthropod borne dis 088.
Lyme Disease 088.81
Reiters Syndrome 99.3
Post Polio Syndrome 138.0
Testicular Cancer 186.9
Adrenal Cortical Cancer 194.0
Brain malignant tumor 191.
Cancer, site unspecified 199
Lympho & reticular ca 200
Myeloid leukemia 205
Graves Disease** 242.0
Acquired hypothyroidsm 244
Thyroiditis 245.
Diabetic Gastroparesis 250.6
Hypoglycemia(s) 251
Lipomatosis 272.8
Mucopolysaccharoidosis 277
Arthropathy, gout 274.0
Porphyria 277.1
Amyloidosis 277.3
Autoimmune disease 279.4
Henoch-Schoelein Purpur*** 287.0
Senile Dementia 290.0
Delerium Tremens 291.0
Schizophrenia(s) 295.x
Schizoaffective Disorder 295.7
Mania 296.0
Major Depression, Sgl Epis 296.2
Major Depression, Recurrent 296.3
Bipolar Disorder 296.6
Anxiety Disorder 300.00
Panic Disorder 300.01
Agoraphobia 300.22
Obsessive Compulsive Dis. 300.3
Dysthymic Disorder 300.4
Neurasthenia 300.5
Writers’ Cramp**** 300.89
Impotence, Psychogenic 302.72
Alcoholism 303.0
Opiate Dependence 304.0
Sedative Dependence 304.1
Cocaine Dependence 304.2
Amphetamine Dependence 304.4
Alcohol Abuse 305.0
Tobacco Dependence 305.1
Psychogenic Hyperhidrosis 306.3
Psychogenic Pylorospasm** 306.4
Psychogenic Dysuria 306.53
Bruxism 306.8
Stuttering* 307.0
Tic disorder unspec 307.20
Tourette's Syndrome 307.23
Persistent Insomnia 307.42
Nightmares 307.47
Bulemia 307.51
Tension Headache 307.81
Psychogenic Pain 307.89
Post Traumatic Stress Dis. 309.81
Org. Mental Dis.hd inj 310.1
Nonpsychotic Org Brain Dis. 310.8
Brain Trauma 310.9
Intermittent Explosive Dis 312.34
Trichotillomania 312.39
ADD w/o hyperactivity 314.00
ADD w hyperactivity 314.01
ADD other 314.8
Pschogenic PAT 316.0
Parkinsons Disease 332.0
Huntingtons Disease 333.4
Restless legs syndrome 333.99
Friedreich’s Ataxia 334.0
Cerebellar Ataxia 334.4
Spinal mm atrophy II 335.11
Amytrophic Lateral Sclerosis 335.2
Other spinal cord disease 336
Syringomyelia 336.0
Reflex Sympath Dystrophy 337.2
Multiple Sclerosis 340.0
Other CNS demyelinating 341.
Hemiparesis/plegia 342
Cerebral Palsy 343.9
Quadriplegia(s) 344.0x
Paraplegia(s) 344.1x
Paralysis, unspecified 344.9
Epilepsy(ies) 345.x
Grand Mal Seizures** 345.1
Limbic Rage Syndrome** 345.4
Jacksonian Epilepsy** 345.5
Migraine(s) 346.x
Migraine, Classical 346.0
Cluster Headaches 346.2
Tic Doloroux 350.1
Bell’s palsy 351.0
Thoracic Outlet Synd 353.0
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 354.0
Mononeuritis lower limb 355
Charcot-Marie-Tooth 356.1
Neuropathy 357
Muscular dystrophies 359
Macular Degeneration** 362.5
Glaucoma 365.23
Dyslexic Amblyopia** 368.0
Color Blindness* 368.55
Conjuctivitis 372.9
Drusen of Optic Nerve 377.21
Optic neuritis 377.30
Strabismus & other binoc 378
Nystagmus, Congenital 379.5
Meniere's Disease 386.00
Tinnitus 388.30
Hypertension 401.1
Angina pectoris 413
Cardiac conduction disorder 426
Paroxysmal Atrial Tachy** 427.0
Post Cardiotomy Syndrome 429.4
Raynaud’s Disease 443.0
Thromboangiitis Obliterans 443.1
Polyarteritis Nodosa 446.0
Acute Sinusitis 461.9
Chronic Sinusitis 473.9
Asthma, unspecified 493.9
Pneumothorax, Spontaneous 512.8
Pulmonary Fibrosis 516.3
Cystic Fibrosis 518.89
Dentofacial anomaly pain 524.
T.M.J Sydrome 524.60
Acute Gastritis 535.0
Gastritis 535.5
Peptic Ulcer/Dyspepsia 536.8
Colitis, Ulcerative 536.9
Pylorospasm Reflux 537.81
Regional Enteritis & Crohns 555.9
Colitis 558.9
Colon diverticulitis 562.1
Constipation 564.0
Irritable Bowel Synd. 564.1
Dumping Sydrome Post Sur 564.2
Peritoneal pain 568
Hepatitis-non-viral 571.4
Pancreatitis 577.1
Nephritis/nephropathy 583.81
Ureter spasm calculus 592
Prostatitis 600.0
Epididymitis** 604.xx
Testicular torsion 608.2
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease 614
Endometriosis** 617.9
Premenstrual Syndrome 625.3
Pain, Vaginal 625.9
Menopausal syndrome 627.2
Eczema 692.9
Epidermolysis Bullosa 694.9
Erythma Multiforma 695.1
Psoriatic Arthritis 696.0
Psoriasis 696.1
Pruritus, pruritic 698.9
Alopecia 704.0x
Lupus 710.0
Scleroderma 710.1
Dermatomyositis 710.3
Eosinophilia-Myalgia Syn. 710.5
Arthritis, Rheumatoid 714.0
Felty’s Syndrome 714.1
Arthritis, Degenerative 715.0
Arthritis, post traumatic 716.1
Arthropathy, Degenerative 716.9
Patellar chondromalacia 717.7
Ankylosis 718.5
Multiple joints pain 719.49
Intervertebral Disk Disease 722.x
L-S disk dis sciatic N irrit 722.1
IVDD Cerv w Myelopathy 722.71
Cervical Disk Disease 722.91
Cervicobrachial Syndrome 723.3
Lumbosacral Back Disease 724.x
Spinal Stenosis 724.02
Lower Back Pain 724.5
Peripheral enthesopathies 726
Tenosynovitis 727.x
Dupuytens Contracture 728.6
Muscle Spasm 728.85
Fibromyagia/Fibrositis 729.1
Melorheostosis 733.99
Spondylolisthesis** 738.4
Scoliosis 754.2
Spina Bifida Occulta 756.17
Osteogenesis imperfecta 756.51
Ehlers Danlos Syndrom 756.83
Nail patella syndrome 756.89
Peutz-Jehgers Syndrome** 756.9
Mastocytosis 757.33
Marfan syndrome 759.82
Sturge-Weber Eye Syn** 759.6
Insomnia 780.52
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome 780.7
Tremor/Invol Movements 781.0
Myofacial Pain Syndrome** 782.0
Anorexia 783.0
Cough 786.2
Hiccough 786.8
Vomiting 787.01
Nausea 787.02
Diarrhea 787.91
Pain, Ureter 788.0
Cachexia 799.4
Vertebral disloc unspec 839.4
Whiplash 847.0
Back Sprain 847.9
Shoulder Injury Unspec 959.2
Knee, ankle & foot injury 959.7
Motion Sickness 994.6
Anaphylactic or Reaction 995.0
Trachoria Growths***1 ???.?
Represents citations from pre-1937 medical literature
*From Eugene Schoenfeld, M.D.
**From Dale Gieringer, PhD CA NORML Hotline
***From Robert Wilson, Hayward Hempery
**** Barry R. McCaffrey 12-30-96
http://www.mikuriya.com/icd9.html
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International Classification of Diseases 9 - CM 1996
Chronic Conditions Treated With Cannabis
Encountered Between 1990-2001
©2001 Tod H. Mikuriya, M.D.
Genital Herpes 054.10
Herpetic infection of penis 054.13
AIDS Related Illness 042
Post W.E. Enephalitis 062.1
Chemotherapy Convales V66.2
Shingles (Herpes Zoster) 053.9
Radiation Therapy E929.9
Viral B Hepatitis, chronic 070.52
Viral C Hepatitis, chronic 070.54
Other arthropod borne dis 088.
Lyme Disease 088.81
Reiters Syndrome 99.3
Post Polio Syndrome 138.0
Testicular Cancer 186.9
Adrenal Cortical Cancer 194.0
Brain malignant tumor 191.
Cancer, site unspecified 199
Lympho & reticular ca 200
Myeloid leukemia 205
Graves Disease** 242.0
Acquired hypothyroidsm 244
Thyroiditis 245.
Diabetic Gastroparesis 250.6
Hypoglycemia(s) 251
Lipomatosis 272.8
Mucopolysaccharoidosis 277
Arthropathy, gout 274.0
Porphyria 277.1
Amyloidosis 277.3
Autoimmune disease 279.4
Henoch-Schoelein Purpur*** 287.0
Senile Dementia 290.0
Delerium Tremens 291.0
Schizophrenia(s) 295.x
Schizoaffective Disorder 295.7
Mania 296.0
Major Depression, Sgl Epis 296.2
Major Depression, Recurrent 296.3
Bipolar Disorder 296.6
Anxiety Disorder 300.00
Panic Disorder 300.01
Agoraphobia 300.22
Obsessive Compulsive Dis. 300.3
Dysthymic Disorder 300.4
Neurasthenia 300.5
Writers’ Cramp**** 300.89
Impotence, Psychogenic 302.72
Alcoholism 303.0
Opiate Dependence 304.0
Sedative Dependence 304.1
Cocaine Dependence 304.2
Amphetamine Dependence 304.4
Alcohol Abuse 305.0
Tobacco Dependence 305.1
Psychogenic Hyperhidrosis 306.3
Psychogenic Pylorospasm** 306.4
Psychogenic Dysuria 306.53
Bruxism 306.8
Stuttering* 307.0
Tic disorder unspec 307.20
Tourette's Syndrome 307.23
Persistent Insomnia 307.42
Nightmares 307.47
Bulemia 307.51
Tension Headache 307.81
Psychogenic Pain 307.89
Post Traumatic Stress Dis. 309.81
Org. Mental Dis.hd inj 310.1
Nonpsychotic Org Brain Dis. 310.8
Brain Trauma 310.9
Intermittent Explosive Dis 312.34
Trichotillomania 312.39
ADD w/o hyperactivity 314.00
ADD w hyperactivity 314.01
ADD other 314.8
Pschogenic PAT 316.0
Parkinsons Disease 332.0
Huntingtons Disease 333.4
Restless legs syndrome 333.99
Friedreich’s Ataxia 334.0
Cerebellar Ataxia 334.4
Spinal mm atrophy II 335.11
Amytrophic Lateral Sclerosis 335.2
Other spinal cord disease 336
Syringomyelia 336.0
Reflex Sympath Dystrophy 337.2
Multiple Sclerosis 340.0
Other CNS demyelinating 341.
Hemiparesis/plegia 342
Cerebral Palsy 343.9
Quadriplegia(s) 344.0x
Paraplegia(s) 344.1x
Paralysis, unspecified 344.9
Epilepsy(ies) 345.x
Grand Mal Seizures** 345.1
Limbic Rage Syndrome** 345.4
Jacksonian Epilepsy** 345.5
Migraine(s) 346.x
Migraine, Classical 346.0
Cluster Headaches 346.2
Tic Doloroux 350.1
Bell’s palsy 351.0
Thoracic Outlet Synd 353.0
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 354.0
Mononeuritis lower limb 355
Charcot-Marie-Tooth 356.1
Neuropathy 357
Muscular dystrophies 359
Macular Degeneration** 362.5
Glaucoma 365.23
Dyslexic Amblyopia** 368.0
Color Blindness* 368.55
Conjuctivitis 372.9
Drusen of Optic Nerve 377.21
Optic neuritis 377.30
Strabismus & other binoc 378
Nystagmus, Congenital 379.5
Meniere's Disease 386.00
Tinnitus 388.30
Hypertension 401.1
Angina pectoris 413
Cardiac conduction disorder 426
Paroxysmal Atrial Tachy** 427.0
Post Cardiotomy Syndrome 429.4
Raynaud’s Disease 443.0
Thromboangiitis Obliterans 443.1
Polyarteritis Nodosa 446.0
Acute Sinusitis 461.9
Chronic Sinusitis 473.9
Asthma, unspecified 493.9
Pneumothorax, Spontaneous 512.8
Pulmonary Fibrosis 516.3
Cystic Fibrosis 518.89
Dentofacial anomaly pain 524.
T.M.J Sydrome 524.60
Acute Gastritis 535.0
Gastritis 535.5
Peptic Ulcer/Dyspepsia 536.8
Colitis, Ulcerative 536.9
Pylorospasm Reflux 537.81
Regional Enteritis & Crohns 555.9
Colitis 558.9
Colon diverticulitis 562.1
Constipation 564.0
Irritable Bowel Synd. 564.1
Dumping Sydrome Post Sur 564.2
Peritoneal pain 568
Hepatitis-non-viral 571.4
Pancreatitis 577.1
Nephritis/nephropathy 583.81
Ureter spasm calculus 592
Prostatitis 600.0
Epididymitis** 604.xx
Testicular torsion 608.2
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease 614
Endometriosis** 617.9
Premenstrual Syndrome 625.3
Pain, Vaginal 625.9
Menopausal syndrome 627.2
Eczema 692.9
Epidermolysis Bullosa 694.9
Erythma Multiforma 695.1
Psoriatic Arthritis 696.0
Psoriasis 696.1
Pruritus, pruritic 698.9
Alopecia 704.0x
Lupus 710.0
Scleroderma 710.1
Dermatomyositis 710.3
Eosinophilia-Myalgia Syn. 710.5
Arthritis, Rheumatoid 714.0
Felty’s Syndrome 714.1
Arthritis, Degenerative 715.0
Arthritis, post traumatic 716.1
Arthropathy, Degenerative 716.9
Patellar chondromalacia 717.7
Ankylosis 718.5
Multiple joints pain 719.49
Intervertebral Disk Disease 722.x
L-S disk dis sciatic N irrit 722.1
IVDD Cerv w Myelopathy 722.71
Cervical Disk Disease 722.91
Cervicobrachial Syndrome 723.3
Lumbosacral Back Disease 724.x
Spinal Stenosis 724.02
Lower Back Pain 724.5
Peripheral enthesopathies 726
Tenosynovitis 727.x
Dupuytens Contracture 728.6
Muscle Spasm 728.85
Fibromyagia/Fibrositis 729.1
Melorheostosis 733.99
Spondylolisthesis** 738.4
Scoliosis 754.2
Spina Bifida Occulta 756.17
Osteogenesis imperfecta 756.51
Ehlers Danlos Syndrom 756.83
Nail patella syndrome 756.89
Peutz-Jehgers Syndrome** 756.9
Mastocytosis 757.33
Marfan syndrome 759.82
Sturge-Weber Eye Syn** 759.6
Insomnia 780.52
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome 780.7
Tremor/Invol Movements 781.0
Myofacial Pain Syndrome** 782.0
Anorexia 783.0
Cough 786.2
Hiccough 786.8
Vomiting 787.01
Nausea 787.02
Diarrhea 787.91
Pain, Ureter 788.0
Cachexia 799.4
Vertebral disloc unspec 839.4
Whiplash 847.0
Back Sprain 847.9
Shoulder Injury Unspec 959.2
Knee, ankle & foot injury 959.7
Motion Sickness 994.6
Anaphylactic or Reaction 995.0
Trachoria Growths***1 ???.?
Represents citations from pre-1937 medical literature
*From Eugene Schoenfeld, M.D.
**From Dale Gieringer, PhD CA NORML Hotline
***From Robert Wilson, Hayward Hempery
**** Barry R. McCaffrey 12-30-96
http://www.mikuriya.com/icd9.html
Vastaukset 8
Vanhimmat
Comparing Cannabis sativa with
Cannabis indica and their hybrids
By James H Freire Jr.
In comparing varieties within a genus one must establish representative examples as benchmarks for each variety. In doing so the examples must represent all of the hallmarks of each variety.To this end I have chosen generic afghani as my benchmark indica and a Oaxaca/ Colombian cross as my benchmark sativa.From these two varieties we can make most of the important differences and similarities apparent.
When trying to choose a medical strain one must first make a list of desired benefit from the use of cannabis, for instance if you have chronic fatigue with fibromyalgia you may wish for the following benefits
1) increased energy
2) pain relief
3) immunological support
A person would then research which variety has shown efficacy in these areas and choose one or more varieties to achieve the desired results.It may well be a single hybrid can produce all desired effect( In this case possibly a sativa dominant hybrid for reasons we'll get into). One must remember that most of the information on this is anecdotal and some what subjective so any specific application is greatly dependent on ones own response to the variety.
With these things said lets talk about the plants, in general Cannabis sativa is the taller lankier variety that under optimal conditions can reach 5-6 m, it is usually characterized by narrow serrated leaves and a loose spear-like flower cluster that can be extremely resinous. The cannabinoids present in Cannabis sativa are characterised by an elevated cannabidiol level and a more stimulating psychological effect(although certain african and hawaiian types can be quite sedative in a somewhat unique way).Sativas also seem to have greater immune enhancing abilities than indica varieties.Tinctures made from sativa cannabis are very effective on strep throat, and the variety seems to be prefered by immune comprimised patients. Cannabis indica is characterised by a shorter stockier growth pattern(1-2m) with wide deeply serrated leaves and a much more compact and dense flower cluster. The cannabinoids found in indicas generaly have an elevated cannabinol level and a much more narcotic type psychological effect.Indicas make very good pain "relievers" and sedatives. Tinctures made from indicas are effective on muscle spasm and various types of myalgia and neuralgia.These varieties seem to be preferred for nausea also.
Now with that said one should know that there are probably 500( or more) different "hybrids" of sativas and indicas each with its own unique cannbinoid profile.
By using the general guidlines for the benchmark varieties one can experiment with different hybridizations to fine tune the effect desired. Keep in mind that you are the best judge of what works for you and it will be up to you to determine what that will be.
Strain recomendations to benefit specific body systems
1) Neurological problems should be treated on a case by case basis with sativa dominant hybrids being used as stimulating agents (such as in tension headache) only where a stimulating effect is desired. In general neurological problems respond well to the soothing effects of the indica profile .As an aside I personally know a young man who was able to eliminate haldol and control his Tourette's syndrome using indica dominant strains.
2) Musculoskeletal problems can present a dual problem,the pain associated with these ailments can often be acompanied by depression and fatigue. So the easy solution of recomending a strongly analgesic indica could compound the secondary ailments of fatigue and depression. In these cases a hybrid variety could be the answer,look for pain relief of an afghani crossed with a stimulating sativa to help keep you active, if you could benefit from it. In some instances simply using a very potent hawaiian or african sativa can give a balance between pain relief and energy level (these types seem to slow the body but leave the mind very active)
3) Immunological problems create special needsfor the patient as far as product purity and method of cure. AIDS patient cannot be exposed to molds or fungi so great care must be used in curing the product to absolute dryness. Also immunological problems can also be quite painfull so choosing a product to give maximum benefit with minimal negative impact on the immune system. The feed back I have recieved indicates that sativa varieties are prefered by immune compromised patients for their uplifting effects(could this be whats behind the immune enhacing effect ? ) and the energy boost the can provide.
4) Gastrointestinal effects are what really sparked the rennesance of cannabis medicine. Cannabis' powerful antiemetic and appetite enhancing properties have been known by cancer patients for years. For this system I will make one broad recomendation; indicas seem to be broadly effective for most GI complaints ,the exception being motion sickness which respondes to the stimulating effects of a sativa variety
5)Dermatological problems can take on several forms, plain itching or lesions of some kind.Systemic anti-inflamitory cannabinoids can be of benefit. look into low doses of indica type cannabis (excess use can actually make you itch much like the effect opiates have on some people) and perhaps a topical preparation of resinous sativa (disolved in an emolient of some kind ) can provide topical anti-inflamatory effect.
6)Cardiopulmonary issues and cannabis are a contraversial subject as mainstream medicine views the inhalation of any smoke as anathema. But patients with lung and heart problems find benefit from the use of Cannabis in spite of negative medical bias.
Cardiac patients can get benefit from sedative indicas for relaxation and stress relief but care should be exercised as Cannabis use can slightly raise heartrate but without an increase in blood pressure( I use cannabis before my post bypass exercise sessions and can sustain 45 min hard aerobic exercise without problems less than 1 year after surgery)Pulmonary ailments generally shouldn't be treated with smoked product with the exception being conditions which respond to an expectorant product smoked Cannabis of any variety is an excellent expectorant.
7)Psychological therapy using Cannabis is as old as man's association with it. Cannabis is effective in substance withdrawl and various mental perturbations.One way it works is by changing the mood of the user, usually in a positive direction, although it can cause paranoia and agitation in some cases.Strain selection for psychological problems should hinge on wether the condition causes agitation and unrest or depression and angst and appropriate stimulating or sedative qualities should be chosen
8)Endocrine conditions are as a rule not primarily affected by Cannabis and its use is primarily pallative .Strain selection should focus on immune enhancement and easing distressful sensations.
(this setion to be revised most heavily!)
9)Chemotherapy and radiation therapy cause great stress to the body, indeed these treatments literaly bring the body close to death to destroy the less hardy cancer. As a result a whole range of physical and psychological symptoms accompany these drastic treatments.The most well known being the wracking nausea and vomiting associated with chemotherapy but the list of secondary effects of treatment is much longer .Again treatment with Cannabis should be of a supportive nature,sustaining the appatite, easing discomfort,and raising the spirits of the patient, sativas seem good for this effect as well as sustaining the immune system.
10) Opthalmological uses range from easing glaucoma to slowing macular degeneration. I believe indicas to be most efective in eye conditions because of what I believe to be a higher concentration of calcium channel blocking cannabinoids. These substances work in a similar manner to calcium channel medications for blood pressure except the eye has nerve receptors specific to endocannabinoids(substances created in the body)
11) Gynecological problems treated with Cannabis were made famous by Queen Elizabeth's use for pre-menstrual symptoms. As her Cannabis probably came from India at the time it was probably an indica or indica dominant hybrid
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Jos ibuprofeeni (Burana) auttaa särkyyn, miksi ihmeessä tarvitsemme parasetamolia tai asetyylisalisyylihappoa samoihin vaivoihin? Mietipäs sitä.
Lääketehtaiden lääkkeet eivät auta riittävän hyvin tai välttämättä ollenkaan läheskään kaikilla potilailla, jolloin kannabiksesta voi olla apua.
Ja varsinkin jos on useampia tuon listan vaivoja, silloin kannabis on erityisen suositeltava lääke sen sijaan että popsisi ison pinon erilaisia kemikaaleja.
Kun lueskelee muita tämänkin terveyspalstan foorumeja, aika monella vaivat ovat niitä joihin pelkkä kannabis auttaisi mutta lääkityksenä erilaiset kemikaalit.
Olen samaa mieltä. Itselläni on keuhkoahtauma, johon minulla on lääkärin määräämiä lääketehtaiden lääkkeitä. MUTTA ainoa mistä saan apua tähän on kannabis. Olen tästä aiemminkin kirjoittanut, mutta ainoat kommentit tästä; "vai muka ahtauma, ei kukaan mene noin helppoon, kasvata itse kasvisi". No silloin tosiaan kyselin olisiko joku niin rohkea,että uskaltaisi ottaa minuun yht. ja mahdollisesti auttaa pienessä määrin. Olen jo eläkkeellä oleva 100% invaliidi,enkä pysty aivan samaan kuin terveet.
Lääkärinikin hienovaraisesti vihjaisi lomasta Hollantiin. Että sellaista. Edelleenkin uskallan kysyä: jos haluat auttaa ota yht.
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..Hollannissa se on ihan normaalia että sairaat käyttää kannabista varsinkin joilla on hirvittäviä kipuja siitä on apua,ei ne noin vaan ilman tutkimuksia toin toimi holannissa.
Hollannin lääkäritkin antaa sairaille reseptin jotta voi hakea apteekista kannabista,apteekkari tuo kotia jos ei itse voi hakea terveyden vuoksi.
miksi suomessa tehdään noin iso numero tosta luonnontuotteesta?
niin, joihinkin..
Kanada harkitseen uuden Sativex-nimisen lääkkeen laillistamista MS-taudin hoitoon.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/4114147.stm