Marijuana, also known as medical marijuana, cannabis or marijuana and its derivatives, is drugs and derivatives prescribed to patients by qualified doctors for the treatment of their particular illness. There are several countries around the world that have legalized medical use of marijuana and cannabis products.
There are many other countries, however, where marijuana and cannabis products are not allowed or even considered a harmful drug. This can be seen in some countries like Thailand, where the use of marijuana has been illegal since the early 1990s. However, in some states, including Texas, Colorado, California and many others, the use of marijuana and its derivatives is legal. Some countries, like Mexico, do not allow the consumption of marijuana or other substances containing marijuana.
There are various reasons why a doctor may prescribe a person with marijuana and cannabis products for medical reasons. Sometimes the drugs can help patients suffering from cancer, AIDS, epilepsy and even Alzheimer’s disease. Other times the drugs can help to relieve pain from a broken bone or to help patients suffering from anxiety disorders.
The benefits and risks of marijuana and cannabis depend largely on the drug. Although marijuana contains some of the same chemical ingredients as marijuana, which are found in marijuana, the chemicals contained in marijuana are extracted and processed differently. So even though a patient using marijuana as a therapy can use the same amount of marijuana as someone who uses marijuana recreationally, there may be some very significant differences in the way the drug is administered and how it affects the user.
Marijuana is also very different from other pharmaceutical medications and is not recognized by most drug and health organizations. There is a big difference between medical marijuana and recreational marijuana use and one can easily overdose on marijuana if taken …
