[Source: MedicalJane.com]
Cannabis research has continued to grow in popularity in recent
years, and it has recently been suggested that THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) offers protection for the brain.
In a study published
in September 2012, researchers determined that a single ultra-low
dosage of THC (.002mg/kg) applied 1-7 days before or 1-3 days after a
neuronal insult can protect the brain from a number of cognitive
deficits.
The deficit-causing insults that were explored were as follows:
Repeated exposure to MDMA (ecstasy), carbon monoxide exposure, and
anesthesia cause by pentobarbital, an anesthetic which is sometimes used for execution.
They found that the one THC treatment protected the brain from these cognitive deficits for 7 weeks.
Read full article here - Neuroplasticity Is Encouraged By THC
THC Study - (THC): neuroprotection and ERK signaling
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Topical uses of cannabis would include any cannabis infused product
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Debilitating medicinal conditions include:
- Chronic Pain
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- Glaucoma
- Cancer
- HIV
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- Multiple Sclerosis
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- Anorexia
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- AIDS
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