A medical marijuana plant contains more than 100 different chemical constituents, which are collectively referred to as "cannabinoids". The cannabinoids you've likely heard about in recent years, which are often used for medicinal purposes, are cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Both are scientifically proven for their therapeutic properties. CBD does not give marijuana the psychoactive effect while THC does. Patients who have gotten a medical marijuana recommendation from a qualified doctor can purchase marijuana products like tinctures, edibles, and topicals from regulated dispensaries. Medical marijuana products must contain no more than the legally permissible level of THC, as determined by the regulations of the state in which they are purchased.The art of Medical Marijuana and plant-based medicine involves determining what ratio and strain are optimal for a certain patient, how to deliver the plant as medication, and how to use patient input to get the greatest results.
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