Featured Post
Over the last week, we’ve seen many headlines about 2 new studies that found “marijuana use raises risk of heart attack, heart failure and stroke.” In this article, I’ll review what we know and don’t know about the ...
Read MoreFilter
Most human male and female reproductive tissues, such as uterus and testis, manufacture and degrade endocannabinoids to control hormones, fertility, implantation and development of the embryo, and inflammation. The plant...
The risk-benefit ratio of cannabis use is influenced by a variety of factors, including genetics and environment. Even with microdosing, there is no one-size-fits-all prescription. However, according to a growing...
The dearth of well-trained dispensary attendants can make using medicinal cannabis more complicated and frustrate patients. This article, How a Lack of Dispensary Attendant Training Puts Patients at Risk, on...
Many people who may benefit from cannabis are hesitant to use it because they are worried about “getting high.” The good news is that just a little bit of THC...
Cannabinoids can modulate bone remodeling, often promoting bone growth and inhibiting bone resorption, and some are currently being studied for prevention and treatment of osteoporosis. Our bodies increase the number...
The immune system is partially controlled by our body’s own cannabinoids, and using cannabis can certainly affect immune function in complex ways, often suppressing certain aspects of the immune system...
Cannabis exerts bidirectional effects on the cardiovascular system – it can increase or decrease both heart rate and blood pressure. Typical doses of cannabis slightly decrease blood pressure and increase...
Because we believe that staying up to date on the latest cannabis research and learning from your peers’ questions are essential to being a trusted cannabis advisor, here is free...
Why do survivors of sexual violence choose cannabis to heal? Cannabis can help bring the fight-or-flight branch of the nervous system back to normal if it is overactive. It has...
Did you know that simple activities like eating chocolate, sipping herbal tea, or having a massage might help you get more out of your cannabis experience? Read what Dr. Sulak...
When Michael Lehrman realized that everything he had been told about cannabis was false, he began to question both mainstream and natural healthcare approaches and reached out to Dr. Sulak...
Despite being the most well-known elements of cannabis, THC and CBD aren’t the only components that provide therapeutic benefit. Terpenes and other trace constituents play an important role, too. This...
Precision dosing with cannabis –or microdosing– is the best way to address health symptoms. MedMen talked with Dr. Sulak about why microsing works, what benefits you can expect and how...
Cannabis can boost the pain relief and other benefits of opioid medicines when used in conjunction with them. The therapeutic window, or the interval between an effective dose of opioids...
Medical marijuana is becoming a popular alternative to prescribed painkillers among both doctors and patients. In animals, when opioids are combined with cannabis, the efficacy of the opioid is increased...
Thousands of people have used cannabis to help them reduce and replace opioid medications, as demonstrated in numerous recent scientific papers and strongly supported by animal research (see guide for...
Dr. Sulak explains the basics of medical cannabis. A must watch.
The following is a brief summary of the most common physiologic effects of cannabis on each of our bodily systems.
© 2024 Healer. All rights reserved.
Site by CannaPlanners
