Drake's also going the more traditional route -- herbal teas for medicinal and recreational purposes, and medicinal herb extracts.
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Instead, those majoring in "medicinal plant chemistry" will study other plants—like mint or ginseng—to better understand their medicinal properties.
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Senator Mike Braun (Republican) Senator Todd Young (Republican) Recreational status: Illegal Medicinal status: Mostly illegal, although doctors are allowed to prescribe some patients high-CBD low-THC extracts Senator Chuck Grassley (Republican) Senator Joni Ernst (Republican) Recreational status: Illegal Medicinal status: Illegal Senator Pat Roberts (Republican) Senator Jerry Moran (Republican) Recreational status: Illegal Medicinal status: Illegal Senator Mitch McConnell (Republican) Senator Rand Paul (Republican) Recreational status: Illegal Medicinal status: Legal (but not smokable) Senator Bill Cassidy (Republican) Senator John Kennedy (Republican) Recreational status: Legal Medicinal status: Legal Senator Susan Collins (Republican) Senator Angus King (Independent) Recreational status: Illegal Medicinal status: Legal Senator Ben Cardin (Democrat) Senator Chris Van Hollen (Democrat) Recreational status: Legal (set to be purchasable as of July) Medicinal status: Legal Senator Ed Markey (Democrat) Senator Elizabeth Warren (Democrat) Recreational status: Illegal Medicinal status: Legal Senator Debbie Stabenow (Democrat) Senator Gary Peters (Democrat) Recreational status: Illegal Medicinal status: Legal Senator Amy Klobuchar (Democrat) Senator Tina Smith (Democrat) Recreational status: Illegal Medicinal status: Mostly illegal, although doctors are allowed to prescribe some patients oil extracts .
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Senator Jim Inhofe (Republican) Senator James Lankford (Republican) Recreational status: Legal Medicinal status: Legal Senator Ron Wyden (Democrat) Senator Jeff Merkley (Democrat) Recreational status: Illegal Medicinal status: Legal Senator Bob Casey, Jr. (Democrat) Senator Pat Toomey (Republican) Recreational status: Illegal Medicinal status: Legal Senator Jack Reed (Democrat) Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (Democrat) Recreational status: Illegal Medicinal status: Illegal Senator Lindsey Graham (Republican) Senator Tim Scott (Republican) Recreational status: Illegal Medicinal status: Illegal Senator John Thune (Republican) Senator Mike Rounds (Republican) Recreational status: Illegal Medicinal status: Mostly illegal, although doctors are allowed to prescribe some patients high-CBD low-THC extracts.
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Switching to just the scientific, medicinal-sounding "cannabis" doesn't necessarily make it clear that it's okay to use cannabis for non-scientific, non-medicinal reasons.
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They argued that cannabis had, and I quote, "no medicinal value," yet Savitex is a cannabis derivative—so how can it have no medicinal value?
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Peter Crock, chief executive of Cann Group, which cultivates cannabis for medicinal and research purposes, said medicinal marijuana production had been stymied by limited demand from Australian patients.
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Villalba has also found that lambs and ewes learn about medicinal foods faster when they're together (rather than alone), as if primed for a transfer of medicinal knowledge.
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Longer term, doctor participation in marijuana programs may be tricky, especially for states that have approved recreational and medicinal uses as medicinal programs tend to require more paperwork and certification.
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Back in 1996, California voters opened the initial floodgates when voters OK'd medicinal marijuana, and in its wake legislators nationwide took a look at medicinal benefits of cannabis and hemp.
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I first became enamored with the art of medicinal brewing after learning all of this history; I was overjoyed when I realized how easy it is to brew medicinal beer.
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Canada plans to introduce legislation to permit the drug for both medicinal and recreational use this year, with countries including Germany, Ireland and Mexico taking steps to approve its medicinal use.
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While legal in most of Australia, medicinal cannabis products are allowed only to patients on the prescription of a doctor, and a license is required to grow and make medicinal cannabis.
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The case has ignited a debate about the medicinal use of cannabis, a drug which is illegal in Britain and which the British authorities do not recognize as having any medicinal benefits.
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I want everyone to know the medicinal value of cannabis.
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The smell is a bit medicinal, but the taste isn't.
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If the conventional treatments don't work, perhaps medicinal cannabis will.
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Please believe how medicinal these personal exchanges are for me.
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One of the messages advertises cannabis, allegedly for medicinal reasons.
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Would you call your current use of marijuana entirely medicinal?
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"In terms of medicinal qualities, it's still smoking," she said.
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FYI: North Cackalacky has not legalized marijuana, medicinal or recreational.
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What are some of the purported medicinal properties of damiana?
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Marijuana is already legal for medicinal purposes in the state.
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My appreciation for Cognac is now more fun, less medicinal.
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My husband picks up "medicinal herb" treatment for his insomnia.
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All around, there's an abundance of edibles and medicinal foliage.
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There were medicinal juices and green juices in one area.
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They did it without guilt, a form of medicinal cannibalism.
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Cannabis has been proposed for centuries as a medicinal plant.
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A handful of states do allow recreational or medicinal use.
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Denmark, which legalized the medicinal use of cannabis from Jan.
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There is no scientific proof that they provide any medicinal value.
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These live, medicinal foods had changed me from the inside out.
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Herbal teas have been used for their medicinal properties for millennia.
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The plant Cannabis sativa is a potential goldmine for medicinal compounds.
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Fourteen states have decriminalized marijuana and 33 allow medicinal marijuana use.
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The agreement was about the drug business, this is medicinal cannabis.
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Gibbs was the policy lead at a medicinal cannabis lobby group.
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Today, the site has a reputation for medicinal and purification abilities.
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" He added that legalizing medicinal cannabis would be a "game changer.
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For treatment, Davidson said he turned to medicinal use of marijuana.
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Thirty-nine states have legalized marijuana for recreational or medicinal purposes.
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They can also grow their own plants for personal medicinal use.
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Some cultures believe the horns have aphrodisiac powers or medicinal benefits.
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From the pine trees, they've got the sap, which is medicinal.
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My colleagues used words like "medicinal" and "syrupy" to describe it.
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That means it is highly addictive, but has a medicinal purpose.
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Turmeric has been used for medicinal purposes in India for centuries.
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Coats had a license and a prescription to use medicinal marijuana.
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Uruguay expects to begin non-medicinal sales through pharmacies by August.
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Medicinal plants and magic supplies have their own clearly separated corridors.
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In addition, medicinal use is legal in around twenty other states.
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These are people who have seen what medicinal drugs can do.
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Rose hips and currant leaves can be brewed into medicinal teas.
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I just tried to drink some medicinal whiskey and feel unwell.
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But some Chinese consumers ascribe traditional medicinal benefits to the animals.
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The last one was the smokiest and tasted a bit medicinal.
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It smells medicinal; tiny vials of amber oil crowd the sink.
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When he is given medicinal drops, he bites the glass compulsively.
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In April, Zimbabwe's government legalized cultivation for medicinal and scientific purposes.
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There is no scientific evidence that pangolin scales have medicinal value.
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Belief in their medicinal properties has deep roots, especially in China.
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Each proposition outlined a different way to tax medicinal marijuana and designates different beneficiaries of the tax money—Amendment 2 was the only proposition that would allow people to grow medicinal marijuana at home for personal use.
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If you're feeling queasy already, don't fret: You can find some relief at The Benjamin Rush Medicinal Plant Garden, a pleasant courtyard boasting over 60 different types of herbs that have historical and occasionally contemporary medicinal value.
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Kratom has long been used as a medicinal and recreational drug Kratom comes from the Mitragyna speciosa plant, which is native to Southeast Asia, where it has a history of use as a medicinal and recreational drug.
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The tone of his occasional laughter seemed more medicinal than comically induced.
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The findings were published in January in the Journal of Medicinal Chemistry.
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Want a regular supply of clothes, candy, food or even medicinal weed?
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Another product, a medicinal herb said to promote fertility, has stirred controversy.
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Believed to have medicinal healing powers, it's even added to foot salve.
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I don't think you can draw the line between recreational and medicinal.
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He had all those little medicinal marijuana containers everywhere, that's pretty evident.
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But unlike cigarettes and alcohol, there is clear medicinal value in marijuana.
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I also use Q-tips to apply various medicinal ointments and unguents.
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"I realized immediately that there are medicinal properties within cannabis," she said.
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Five other states have legalized recreational use, while dozens permit medicinal use.
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The alcohol has some disinfecting and medicinal qualities along with the hops.
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But unlike cigarettes and alcohol, there is clear medicinal value in marijuana.
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Faded storefronts had cheongsams draped on mannequins; medicinal herbs were displayed inside.
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Meanwhile, it's legal to use marijuana for medicinal purposes in 33 states.
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These products, many packaged in subtle bottles, are more herbaceous than medicinal.
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The hair was clean and soft and had a faint, medicinal scent.
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Pot might have medicinal benefits, but research just hasn't been done yet.
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I came across no reports of people getting sicker from medicinal cannibalism.
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Ireland, Australia, Jamaica and Germany approved measures in 2016 for its medicinal use, while Australia also granted permission for businesses to apply for licenses to manufacture or cultivate marijuana products for medicinal purposes and to conduct related research.
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It's designed to cover a wide swath of the industry, from growing medicinal cannabis to selling cannabis-related accessories, and aims to bring the biotech resources and precision of the pharmaceutical industry to the world of medicinal cannabis.
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"This is a very good development, and it basically underscores that there are medicinal properties to some of the cannabinoids," said Dr. Igor Grant, director of the Center for Medicinal Cannabis Research at the University of California San Diego.
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The worry, however, is that Unesco recognition could lift the industry's commercial development without addressing some of its underlying problems, such as the watering-down of traditional medicinal formulas and the over-harvesting of medicinal ingredients in the wild.
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There are a lot of ancient medicinal cures that we no longer use.
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We have now legalized marijuana for medicinal uses as well as recreational uses.
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Some companies, though, are abusing the growing acceptance of weed for medicinal purposes.
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Degenerate," Jackson quickly defended herself and her use of the "organic, medicinal plant.
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Some also use pangolin skins as clothing, and their fetuses in medicinal remedies.
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California medicinal marijuana patients' data already comes with some protections against these violations.
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NMK's Ngugi said conservation of medicinal plants is a key concern in Kenya.
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Under the U.S. federal law, marijuana is considered to have no medicinal value.
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Others will broaden the availability of marijuana, either for recreational or medicinal use.
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But in China, the totoaba's swim bladder is thought to have medicinal powers.
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He also had to surrender his passport and no drugs ... including medicinal marijuana.
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There is medicinal value in ganja, and from the seeds, we extract oil.
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Unlike Taurus and Virgo, Capricorns' relationship to weed isn't so sensual or medicinal.
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It's believed to be medicinal, curing everything from sexual shortcomings to achy joints.
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A Canadian startup says it developed the obelisk with medicinal marijuana in mind.
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Medicinal herbs are central to the traditional practice of ayurvedic medicine in India.
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In 1996, California became the first state to legalize cannabis for medicinal purposes.
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The company, which is based in British Columbia, specializes in medicinal cannabis products.
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Simmons attributes his change of heart to discovering "the medicinal value" of cannabis.
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Kratom is a medicinal plant that many individuals use to treat opioid addiction.
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The more violently someone died, the more medicinal value in his body parts.
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Thirty-three states and the District of Columbia allow marijuana for medicinal purposes.
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Mr. Gillum wants to legalize marijuana; Mr. Nelson is for medicinal marijuana only.
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Medicinal morphine consumption in India fell by 97 percent between 1985 and 1997.
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As a result, countries low-balled their estimates of future medicinal opioid requirements.
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Doctors' recommendations for the drug are increasing as new medicinal uses are discovered.
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Officially, the sanctions exempt humanitarian goods, such as food, medicine and medicinal instruments.
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"It has a distinct medicinal smell," admits Danuta Mieloch of the famed lotion.
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They are believed to have medicinal properties, treating ailments from arthritis to impotency.
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On April 16, a bipartisan group of lawmakers in the House introduced the VA Medicinal Cannabis Research Act which, if passed, would require the federal government to deeply explore the potential benefits of medicinal marijuana for all manner of maladies.
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BUT, if he's prescribed medicinal marijuana ... he's got a green light to the ganja.
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Under Greece's licensing system, medicinal cannabis products would be available on prescription from chemists.
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Just weeks before Utah voters were expected to legalize marijuana for medicinal purposes, Gov.
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The scent came to Krennic first— chemical, medicinal, like ointment on a scrubbed droid.
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It could make good food and medicinal plants more affordable and accessible, Hooks said.
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You can still get medicinal properties without experiencing any of that anxiety or paranoia.
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It's not stated what are the medicinal or health benefits of consuming this root.
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The bladder of this species is valued in China for its perceived medicinal qualities.
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Currently, Australian states including New South Wales and Victoria have proposed medicinal cannabis trials.
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Earlier decorations, she thinks, would have been made with marzipan—which was considered medicinal.
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But the findings add to a compendium of growing evidence that supports medicinal marijuana.
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The foundation has a permit issued by the Chilean government to grow medicinal cannabis.
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Nonetheless, a burgeoning field of researchers have emerged to investigate the plant's medicinal properties.
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Even fewer thought the substance should be legal for medicinal purposes: just 18 percent.
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Thirty-three states have legalized the sale and use of cannabis for medicinal purposes.
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Responding to their voters, many states have decriminalized marijuana or authorized its medicinal use.
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More people seemed open to hearing about the medicinal applications of oils as well.
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A dose that can kill one person may provide medicinal pain relief for another.
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Staying on top of medicinal needs and treatments requires a high-level of responsibility.
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In Jamaica, laws for the traditional and medicinal use of cannabis have been approved.
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"Well, even alcohol was considered to have medicinal benefits in the past," says Stanton.
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Indigenous to Bhutan, the species they picked has a long history of medicinal use.
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The nominally conservative president, Juan Manuel Santos, also signed a decree decriminalizing medicinal marijuana.
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If you thought it went the way of bloodletting and medicinal leeches, think again.
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LONDON — Doctors in Britain will be able to legally prescribe medicinal cannabis from Nov.
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In Korea and China, udo root, like ginseng, is traditionally used for medicinal benefits.
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But she and others changed their minds after learning about the drug's medicinal benefits.
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This could explain how, once acquired, medicinal understanding is maintained in groups of animals.
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Of the remaining 20 percent, only a quarter was sold legally for medicinal purposes.
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While 85033 states have legalized marijuana for medicinal purposes, federal research is extremely restricted.
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States across the country have legalized cannabis, both for medicinal and adult use purposes.
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Stashtwist is a female-operated, delivery-only medicinal cannabis dispensary in the Bay Area.
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"In our medicinal cannabis studies, it has not been a common complaint to experience side effects from the previous day or evening of dosing," says Barth Wilsey, an associate physician who works with the University of California's Center for Medicinal Cannabis research.
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"This is a very good development, and it basically underscores that there are medicinal properties to some of the cannabinoids," Dr. Igor Grant, director of the Center for Medicinal Cannabis Research at the University of California San Diego told The New York Times.
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Dr. Duke's other books include "Handbook of Medicinal Herbs," an authoritative reference work first published in the late 1980s, and "The Peterson Field Guide to Medicinal Plants and Herbs of Eastern and Central North America," which he wrote with the herbalist Steven Foster.
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Support for medicinal marijuana is widespread, at 89 percent nationally, according to Quinnipiac University polling.
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The leaves have strong medicinal powers, a testament to the goodness and nobility of Salazar.
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People have been cultivating the poppies for culinary and medicinal purposes for thousands of years.
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"The forest is, for us indigenous people, the source of medicinal plants," he told me.
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Only 13 states had legalized medicinal marijuana when the University of Pennsylvania study was conducted.
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Medicinal marijuana prescriptions have been available in Germany since 2017, but all supplies are imported.
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Medicinal opioids were legal, but used for limited purposes, such as surgery and palliative care.
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Most published studies, however, focus on wet cupping, which is a form of medicinal bleeding.
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The drugs are allowed for medicinal use, but only under the supervision of a veterinarian.
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PharmaCielo is a Canadian-based supplier of medicinal-grade cannabis oil extracts and related products.
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Ngangkari feel they are highly trained, having learned so much about medicinal plants and health.
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Aloe vera is a plant that's been used for medicinal purposes for thousands of years.
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Each spot within the sacred site is believed to hold its own individual medicinal properties.
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The pesky dandelion came to America on the Mayflower as a food and medicinal crop.
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Valerian is a plant whose root has for centuries been cultivated for its medicinal properties.
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Four more — Montana, Arkansas, Florida, and North Dakota — will decide whether to legalize medicinal marijuana.
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One patient prescribed medicinal cannabis, who we'll call John, has been diagnosed with Crohn's disease.
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Trade in rhino horns, which is believed to have medicinal value, is illegal in Vietnam.
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The University of Northern Michigan is offering a new degree this year: medicinal plant chemistry.
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The smell was heavier than that of perfume, so minty that it was almost medicinal.
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The cocktail menu, dubbed a "prescription list," explains the medicinal properties of each boozy potion.
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Republicans, clinging to antiquated "Reefer Madness" fantasies, have long opposed marijuana use for medicinal purposes.
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Possible jobs with this major: Medicinal chemist, microbiologist, physician associate, biomedical scientist, biotechnologist, forensic scientist.
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Ballot initiatives yesterday added Michigan and Missouri to the legal recreational and medicinal states, respectively.
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Numerous friends and acquaintances benefit from the medicinal properties and pain relief provided by cannabis.
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The majority, 56 percent, favored legalization for medicinal purposes while 33 percent favored broad legalization.
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In 2018, he'd been in favor of medicinal use, but opposed legalization for recreational use.
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The sap was mostly used for medicinal purposes, often as a remedy for sore throats.
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The authors reported more than 28,000 plant species are now documented as having medicinal uses.
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This particular individual consumed a wide variety of plants having both nutritional and medicinal value.
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The company plans to develop similar systems that can be used with other medicinal plants.
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Which leads me onto the medicinal mushrooms, served in a rather grey-looking "adaptogenic" latte.
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This exemption hasn't been granted to a single player in the case of medicinal marijuana.
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Many people using medicinal marijuana are unable or unwilling to smoke or vaporize their cannabis.
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Since March 2017, it's become legal to obtain medicinal cannabis in Germany with a prescription.
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Not every medicinal chemist is in the situation to bring a drug to the market.
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The British government has confirmed it will review the use of cannabis for medicinal use.
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The dish was medicinal but luscious, a hot toddy you could eat with a fork.
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But South African artist Jo Voysey sees creative opportunities where others only see medicinal remedies.
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An unapologetic earthy hit of medicinal herbs tempers the gamey flavors of the small intestines.
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Thailand: The military government approved a measure that would allow medicinal marijuana starting next year.
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It's got a bit more of that medicinal, almost ... what's the… you know … Dimetapp, cherry?
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When Instagram banned vaporizer companies, businesses in the medicinal and recreational fields were also removed.
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In a 2017 paper in the Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, they concluded it's fool's gold.
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Here, Sarafpour shares three recipes that capture the flavors, and medicinal properties, of the garden.
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Cannabis production is illegal in Serbia, although activists are promoting its legalisation for medicinal use.
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Bittersweet nightshade is a European native, and was probably initially brought here for medicinal purposes.
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But his department's ability to pursue criminal charges related to medicinal marijuana remains in doubt.
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Its medicinal properties are rumored to run the gamut from curing hangovers to curing cancer.
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There's ritual cannibalism, there's medicinal cannibalism, there's funerary rights-related cannibalism, terror cannibalism, starvation cannibalism.
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Thirty states and the District of Columbia have legalized marijuana for medicinal or recreational ("adult") use.
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Basic medicinal items like a first-aid kit or band aids were absent from our store.
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This time, West Virginia became the 29th state to allow cannabis for medicinal purposes after Gov.
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She tried treatments including biotherapy, where medicinal maggots clean the wounds by eating the dead tissue.
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But the government hopes domestic medicinal use, legalised last year, and exports will rapidly boost production.
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When you hear about a substance people snort, something illegal or vaguely medicinal comes to mind.
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The use of medicinal cannabis in Australia is for the most part dictated by state law.
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Ten states have fully legalized marijuana sales in recent years, for both medicinal or recreational consumption.
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"What's great is that it comes from this medicinal plant with these amazing properties," he says.
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Still, Prohibition Partners estimated that Asia's medicinal cannabis market could by 2024 be worth $5.8 billion.
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Gastown Medicinal By this point, the greed had set in and all we wanted was more.
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Wong is a Sydney-based high school science teacher who has a PhD in medicinal chemistry.
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Scientific experiments on the medicinal and therapeutic uses of psychoactive substances are currently on the rise.
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British health authorities will now develop a definition of what constitutes a cannabis-derived medicinal product.
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She's the only candidate who supports the legalization of medicinal marijuana, according to The Associated Press.
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She explains women are actually the ones who know where food, water, and medicinal herbs are.
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Most provinces have recently seen numerous marijuana dispensaries spring up which bill themselves as medicinal clinics.
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Firstly, local people were collecting medicinal plants and trading them on a larger scale, she said.
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Some scientists have said these federal requirements have slowed research supporting medicinal benefits of the plant.
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Because of this, Virgos are more likely to enjoy weed for its medicinal and healing purposes.
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Used by Aborigines also for medicinal purposes, and by early settlers for their roast lamb dishes.
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The medicinal cannabis market in the UK could be worth €115 [$129] billion Euros, analysts claim.
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If your partner is sore, she suggests using rosemary or eucalyptus for a more medicinal vibe.
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On the other hand, intact forests produce air, water, soil, and provide habitat for medicinal plants.
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Every kid knows that you just have to get a medicinal card to go get high.
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The first state in the US to legalize marijuana for medicinal use was California, in 1996.
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While marijuana is illegal under federal law, several states have legalized recreational or medicinal marijuana use.
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That discovery helped pave the way to research into the medicinal and therapeutic components of cannabis.
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"It's just so medicinal for our folks who have always been marginalized and irrelevant," he said.
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We don't import any kind of fertilizer and we also grow medicinal plants around our grapes.
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Plus, the high-quality cacao in the drink tastes great and offers its own medicinal properties.
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What we do know is that there's no way to discount the medicinal benefits of marijuana.
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There's the prevalence of tea-drinking culture and, for some groups, the use of medicinal herbs.
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Cannabis treats for canines are a growing medicinal trend, especially in places where marijuana is legal.
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The sacred variety, which also goes by the name tulsi, has medicinal value in many cultures.
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Now expecting her second child, the mother uses medicinal marijuana daily to stave off the complication.
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If people are developing medicinal cannabis in plant-based form, they need to think about that.
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There is a hunger, it seems, for pungent, herbal smells that are almost medicinal in nature.
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The federal government considers marijuana a drug with high potential for abuse and no medicinal value.
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As such, it resists the notion that medicinal cures can be standardized without significantly affecting patients.
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There is no scientific evidence to suggest that rhino horn provides any sort of medicinal benefit.
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Currently, 30 states and the District of Columbia have legalized marijuana for medicinal or recreational use.
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And how do they discover medicinal plants to begin with, particularly given their usual bitter taste?
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Until 2018, marijuana use was allowed only for medicinal purposes and not recreational purposes in California.
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They provide little nutritional value and, beyond a few medicinal applications, are entirely unnecessary to survival.
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"It's clear that the terpenes contribute to some of the medicinal qualities [of marijuana]," Grinspoon said.
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Baltimore ordered churches and schools closed, but not saloons, citing the putative "medicinal" uses of alcohol.
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Also, 33 states regulate the retail sale of medicinal cannabis products and formulations to qualified patients.
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Germany, with more than 80 million people alone, legalized medicinal cannabis in January of this year.
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Oil from the trees is sold to India and China for fragrances, cosmetics and medicinal uses.
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But the government hopes domestic medicinal use, legalized last year, and exports will rapidly boost production.
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Clay is not just medicinal, then, but also an ingredient for making undesirable tastes more tolerable.
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The Sessions memo did not distinguish between enforcement against marijuana used for recreational versus medicinal purposes.
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"The breathtaking hypocrisy of the government allows them to declare in law that cannabis has no medicinal value, whilst simultaneously accounting for nearly half the world's medical and scientific supply," says Paul Flynn, a Labour MP who introduced a bill to legalize medicinal cannabis earlier this year.
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Medicinal leeches cost 90 cents each in Russia, compared with $15.50 for leeches sold by Leeches USA, a medicinal leech supplier based in Westbury, N.Y. They are raised in leech farms where, in Russia, women in white laboratory coats follow a procedure little changed over the decades.
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Woven through the burning heat of the oil will be the unmistakable, medicinal hum of Sichuan peppercorns.
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"The FDA stands ready to evaluate evidence that could demonstrate a medicinal purpose for kratom," Gottlieb said.
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In fact, weed-infused booze is steeped in the ancient medicinal traditions of various pre-colonial civilizations.
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Thirty-five said they bought it for recreational use, while 15 said it was for medicinal use.
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In the U.S., recreational marijuana is legal in 9 states and for medicinal purposes in 29 states.
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Peyote is not recreational, it's medicinal, it's spiritual, and no, we can't just give you some. 97.
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Regardless of whether it's for recreational or medicinal purposes, the responsibility of providing care rests on physicians.
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However, Cooper cautioned, this Neanderthal could also have eaten the plants without knowing of their medicinal qualities.
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This week: Mexico's anti-corruption tour bus, Japan's ultranationalist kindergarten and the medicinal benefits of dragon blood
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Jersey Shore Cosmetics Super Sativa Medicinal Medicated Hydrating Balm, $10 for small and $15 for large; jerseyshorecosmetics.
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Taiwanese people, I've found, have a tendency to invoke the Chinese medicinal benefits of nearly everything edible.
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Twenty-nine states permit people to use marijuana for medicinal purposes, and eight allow recreational marijuana use.
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" His fifth point: "Drugs and narcotics will not be tolerated unless you have the appropriate medicinal licensing.
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"The aromatic effects, plus the medicinal properties of the plant material, affect the physical body," says Galper.
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Farmers With a Vision also works to identify and document herbs and other medicinal plants for posterity.
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You've intensely investigated the role women have played historically in the cultivation and medicinal use of cannabis.
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Two of these are cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) which give the plant medicinal and psychoactive qualities.
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Making medicinal marijuana available should come with certain obligations and mandates, just as with any other medicine.
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Although it's brewed with raspberries, the jelly flavor more closely resembled the medicinal grape taste of Dimetapp.
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Despite modern science continuing to disprove its purported medicinal benefits, the illegal trade of rhino horn continues.
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You've spoken about being a drug addict in the past, but you do use medicinal marijuana today.
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Or that pressing a medicinal powder into pill form requires two to five tons of localized pressure?
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When a young Morisca goes into the forest to seek medicinal herbs, it's unlikely she'll emerge unscathed.
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Possible jobs with this major: Analytical chemist, biomedical scientist, biotechnologist, clinical research associate, forensic scientist, medicinal chemist.
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New York State, for instance, has said it is working with Oracle to track medicinal marijuana patients.
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Medicinal honey largely fell from favour with the advent of modern antibiotics in the mid-20th century.
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Oklahoma is also deciding whether to legalize the cultivation, possession and use of marijuana for medicinal purposes.
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In recent years, there has been no shortage of research suggesting that psychedelic drugs have medicinal applications.
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It really resonated, and made the whole thing so much more enjoyable and medicinal, in a way.
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It just suggests that there may be something to the general concept that ants have medicinal value.
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WebMD lists over 45 ailments that can be treated with "Panax," the medicinal term for Asian ginseng.
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Some U.S. states have also legalised marijuana for medicinal use, while Canada legalised recreational cannabis last year.
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Twelve brand is a "gimmick" that tastes "medicinal" and "industrial," according to scathing whiskey reviewer on YouTube.
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Too much of the spice tastes "medicinal," she says; too little, and you don't get the flavor.
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A complete review of cannabidiol, which is believed to have medicinal uses, has been postponed until May.
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In his spare time, Balkrishna said, he wanders the forests of the Himalayas looking for medicinal herbs.
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Fifty years ago, olive oil was a medicinal product most often found in Britain in a pharmacy.
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Founded in 1621 as a nursery for medicinal plants, Oxford's Botanic Garden is the oldest in Britain.
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But ancient evidence of the plant's utility for medicinal and ritual purposes is scant and more recent.
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Two generally conservative states, Utah and Missouri, will consider proposals to legalize cannabis products for medicinal use.
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In Britain medicinal cannabis is legal but still very hard to get without an expensive private prescription.
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In fact, there are several medicinal options that have proven effective in treating patients with COVID-19.
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The book is steeped in tea: its medicinal and cultural value but mostly its nifty symbolic value.
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For hundreds of years, medicinal opioids have eased human pain after medical procedures, injuries, illness and disease.
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As Germany moves smartly down this path of medicinal cannabis, the rest of Europe will soon follow.
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"Naturally occurring substances, plants, those sorts of things have potential medicinal benefits and sometimes risks," Hodak said.
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With so much product flowing to the recreational market, insiders say a potential medicinal shortage is possible.
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It's sweet, and there is something vaguely medicinal about it that could convince me that it's working.
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The PRAC's recommendations would now be sent to EMA's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP).
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And hemp can be used in seemingly countless ways, from textiles to medicinal products to building materials.
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Purple Kush's earthy taste and euphoric vibe suits you, Virgo—not to mention its amazing medicinal uses.
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Outcry ensued, so Home Secretary Sajid Javid reviewed the law and legalized medicinal marijuana on November 1.
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"There are some that are pure fun, and there are some that are more medicinal," he says.
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This pair of medicinal tasting liquids somehow, when consumed inside one another, coalesce into something utterly delicious.
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Doctors in the UK are currently tied to interim guidelines authored last year by the Royal College of Physicians and the British Paediatric Neurology Association, which emphasize the lack of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) for medicinal cannabis -- something that was impossible while the drug was prohibited from medicinal use.
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CBD, also known as cannabidiol, is the ingredient in marijuana and hemp touted to have many medicinal benefits.
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Ireland has become the latest European nation to approve a bill allowing for the use of medicinal cannabis.
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Medicinal water infused with juniper is poured over the red-hot rocks in a pit at the center.
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Despite growing demand, only Uruguay, Canada and the Netherlands have so far legalised the export of medicinal marijuana.
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Last quarter, Canopy shipped nearly 2,200 kilograms of medicinal product, which equated to about $23.3 million in sales.
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Thus, no medicinal cannabis product, regardless of the CBD-to-THC ratio has been approved by the FDA.
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Germany now joins a list of countries experimenting with new laws, both medicinal and recreational, regarding marijuana control.
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With skyrocketing demand for consumer products and renewed research into its medicinal value, cannabis is having a moment.
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But the stigma of marijuana use, even for medicinal purposes, is still strong in many parts of Texas.
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That is in addition to measures in Missouri and Utah that could allow the drug for medicinal purposes.
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Australia recently introduced laws freeing up access to cannabis for medicinal use, but does not allow recreational use.
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Cannabis is a burgeoning industry, as there are now more than 30 countries that have legalized medicinal marijuana.
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Medicinal marijuana prescriptions have been available in Germany since 2017 but all of the drugs are currently imported.
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The reception area of Columbia Care, one of New York City's first medicinal marijuana dispensaries, on Jan. 6.
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Dried leeches can be ground into a powder that Chinese tradition says has a variety of medicinal benefits.
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By 2001, according to the board, nearly all of Eidelman's practice was focused on issuing medicinal marijuana recommendations.
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The bottom line: Sessions was viewed as particularly antagonistic toward legalized marijuana, for either medicinal or recreational use.
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Prized for their culinary purposes, cranberries were also used for medicinal purposes and as a dye for textiles.
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As of last November, 28 U.S. states and the District of Columbia had legalized cannabis for medicinal purposes.
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Cooks will stew them with meats like chicken and duck; it's great for deep and dark medicinal broths.
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The crown jewel of the line was The Wonderful Hair Grower, a scalp ointment made with medicinal sulphur.
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The plants, according to this interpretation, would be medicinal, and the illustrations of naked women would be anatomical.
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Dermal exposure could have occurred when bitumen was applied directly to the body for ritual or medicinal purposes.
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These days, detractors of nangs probably assume that the medicinal gas has been co-opted for nefarious purposes.
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You know the one — and you definitely know that earthy, slightly medicinal smell, which lingered long after application.
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"From a medicinal point of view, I don't think this offers folks very much value," she tells PEOPLE.
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There are five security cameras out front, and patients will be buzzed in after showing medicinal program cards.
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Cannabidiol, also known as CBD, is the ingredient in marijuana and hemp touted to have many medicinal benefits.
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The products are used, again, for traditional medicine, though there is little evidence to support any medicinal benefits.
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But medicinal leech cocoons have that strange foamy mass on the outside, which other leech cocoons do not.
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Easyjoint's website specifies that its products must not be burned or eaten, and that they are not medicinal.
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The same principles could also be used to enhance the nutritional or medicinal value of certain tea varieties.
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Hops have long been thought to possess medicinal properties by herbalists, and now modern medicine is catching up.
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"I went out to the field a lot with my professor, who specialised in medicinal plants," she says.
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He planted trees with medicinal properties because at the time there were no health clinics in the area.
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Recreational usage is a big "no" for now, and even medicinal cannabis in the state is pretty limited.
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As of last November, 28 US states and the District of Columbia had legalized cannabis for medicinal purposes.
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A majority of states allow either legalized medicinal or recreational cannabis use, but the drug remains illegal federally.
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In addition, they fish and harvest forest products like mushrooms, fruit, medicinal plants, and palm leaves for roofing.
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Northern Michigan University is offering a degree that may catch the eye of marijuana enthusiasts: medicinal plant chemistry.
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The state of Oklahoma became the 85033th in the nation to legalize marijuana for medicinal purposes on Tuesday.
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But CO2-induced changes have significant implications, ranging from medicinal plants to nutrition, food safety and food allergies.
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Yet scientists estimate that they have only studied 0.5% of the world's flowering plants for their medicinal potential.
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TGB also protects medicinal tree species, including the African cherry Prunus africana, an active ingredient in prostate treatments.
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When you put the whole thing together, the contents suggest that the manuscript was produced for medicinal purposes.
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It is killed for its meat and its scales, which in Asia are thought to have medicinal value.
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They work on a medicinal honey project that receives funding from the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation.
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The water was said to have great medicinal value in the treatment of tuberculosis, liver disorders and rheumatism.
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The competition to identify edible and medicinal herbs, for example, was run by a high school biology teacher.
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Grosskopf also explained that ginger ale is a smart drink for plane passengers because of ginger's medicinal uses.
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In an interview with Vanity Fair magazine, Ms. Goldberg emphasized that her products were intended to be medicinal.
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And if I'm honest, a fair amount of cynicism about superfoods, medicinal foods, and single plant wonder cures.
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Another tourist was recently fined $1,000 for damaging a hot spring feature while trying to collect "medicinal" water.
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Sativa Group, also listed on NEX, is an investment vehicle focusing on the medicinal cannabis sector in Canada.
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If you guessed supporting medicinal cannabis legalization efforts moving forward on a state-by-state basis, *bong rips*.
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The Széchenyi Medicinal Bath is the largest in Europe with 15 indoor baths and three outdoor geothermal pools.
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India, which makes 20% of the world's medicinal drugs by volume, has halted certain medicines from being exported.
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One sees the drug largely as a medicinal product, and the other as something people use for fun.
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The teenager has become in recent years a reluctant poster boy for the drug's medicinal use in Australia.
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"Treatment can include medicinal corticosteroid injections, freezing, surgical removal, laser therapy, creams, gels, or pressure dressings," he says.
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That's similar to what a medicinal chemist might do in reading the literature and piecing together molecular components.
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"Some customers, believing that breast milk has medicinal purposes, are buying it when they are ill," Kurlansky writes.
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A latecomer among synthetic cannabinoids, coumarin derivatives were first identified in a 2012 Journal of Medicinal Chemistry paper.
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The abiding question — the greatest puzzle of all, really — is how animals first learn which plants are medicinal.
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Its U by Kotex tampons and liners have abandoned their medicinal pale packaging for bold colors and designs.
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Though cannabis is illegal under federal law, 33 states have legalized medicinal or recreational use of the drug.
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This sanctuary is surrounded by other tourist attractions, including medicinal, botanical and vegetable gardens using regenerative organic farming.
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And about a third of U.S. consumers believe the oils have medicinal properties, according to an Insider survey.
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Researching the medicinal and culinary uses of forgotten varieties of herbs had long been one of his hobbies.
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"I was in favor of needle exchanges, all the gay and lesbian stuff, medicinal marijuana," Weld told me.
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Some people say Sweethearts taste chalky or medicinal, and even Mr. Pake does not like them, she said.
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Gertsch thinks liverwort's chemical characteristics make it a prime candidate for medicinal use in reducing pain and inflammation.
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Only one cannabis product is sold legally for medicinal purposes but terminally ill patients can request the drug.
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Rhinos are valued in Asia for the supposed medicinal properties of their horns, which can fetch $21.3,222 per pound.
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Rhinos are valued in Asia for the supposed medicinal properties of their horns, which can fetch $45,000 per pound.
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That's fine—instead, watch our new documentary about terminally ill Serbians risking jail time to access medicinal cannabis oil.
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Pitsiorlas said the first medicinal cannabis products were expected to hit the market in about 12-18 months time.
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Her cancer actually came from medicinal cigarettes that Veidt himself sent, ostensibly to help her with respiratory health issues.
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An Office of Medicinal Cannabis will also be created to oversee the drug's production and its prescription by doctors.
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As if to underscore Neuralink's medicinal ambitions, the company's head surgeon, Matthew MacDougall, spoke onstage dressed in blue scrubs.
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Cramer said CEO Bruce Linton should have something good to say about the medicinal and recreational benefits of cannabis.
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California, Nevada, Massachusetts and Maine approved recreational usage, and medicinal usage passed in Florida, Arkansas, North Dakota and Montana.
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Meanwhile, wild animals retain their cachet—consumers of rhino horn believe the wild rhino grazes only on medicinal plants.
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The plantation is part of an attempt by the military government to create a national industry around medicinal marijuana.
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With medicinal marijuana licenses in hand, New York dispensaries are finally gearing up to sell cannabis legally beginning Thursday.
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I sell mushrooms that my boyfriend grows and medicinal marijuana that he brings on the weekends from San Diego.
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"Medicinal plants are collected and used without any regulation, opening them to indiscriminate exploitation and bio-piracy," she said.
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Roche received a positive opinion for the treatment from the EMA's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP).
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Under Prohibition, medicinal alcohol was legal, but once Prohibition was repealed, making it tax-exempt was a non-starter.
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Something that really concerns me in Massachusetts: it was so expensive for me to get my medicinal marijuana license.
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But is it hopelessly naive to think that people who've never smoked can't effectively represent marijuana's potential medicinal benefits?
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To reach buyers in China, where rhino horn is prized for its purported medicinal value, they primarily use WeChat.
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Final approval depends on the European Commission, which generally follows recommendations from the Committee on Human Medicinal Products (CHMP).
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Though regulations tried to outlaw homegrown medicinal bud again in 2013, that was struck down in court last year.
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But little has been done to scientifically study and preserve the medicinal herbs of the Himalayas, Mr. Negi says.
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And if the government controlled the selling of this and gave licenses for medicinal uses, I think it's great.
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MindMed's compound, called 18-MC, was developed to remove ibogaine's hallucinogenic properties while maintaining its medicinal ones, Rahn said.
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However, this is both unnecessary and potentially dangerous: Elderberry has medicinal properties that could actually interfere with normal functioning.
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"I had this medicinal herbal soup in Singapore," says Lov as she pours me a cup of buckwheat tea.
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As more states legalize both medicinal and recreational marijuana, researchers keep looking to understand who uses pot—and why.
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She's an extraordinary grower and she's been creating medicinal marijuana-infused products through her company, Om Edibles, for years.
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An estimated half million people use it for medicinal purposes, and many more use it just to get high.
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The researchers tapped into the National Register of Medicinal Product Statistics for pharmacy records on filled birth control prescriptions.
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It's frustrating when the feds keep saying there is no medicinal benefit to cannabis because we know there is.
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Twenty-nine states and District of Columbia have passed regulations that allow various forms of medicinal or recreational marijuana.
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Oklahoma voters have approved a ballot measure making it legal to grow, sell and use marijuana for medicinal purposes.
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Oklahoma voters approved a ballot measure Tuesday making it legal to grow, sell and use marijuana for medicinal purposes.
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That question—whether medicinal pot use over time directly reduces opioid use or not—has never really been studied.
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Our current political landscape is culturally and legally becoming more receptive to the medicinal and recreational use of marijuana.
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The blood of St. Peter Martyr, who was killed by Cathar heretics in 1252, was also accorded medicinal properties.
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Imports of medicinal equipment and supplies from China, the other major category of health-related products, totaled $22020 billion.
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Labor's health spokesperson, Catherine King, said the change will mean fewer barriers and more efficient access to medicinal cannabis.
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To accomplish this project, she enlisted the help of her sister, Lucie Bradley, a medicinal herbalist based in Glasgow.
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The announcement came a week after New Zealand's Parliament passed a law that will ease restrictions on medicinal marijuana.
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Dozens of other countries and states have decriminalized recreational use, legalized medicinal cannabis or eased enforcement of possession laws.
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Also known as Irish moss, the titular ingredient is a kind of algae with a history of medicinal usage.
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The coronavirus epidemic prompted China to permanently ban trade of wild animals as food, but not for medicinal use.
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I will soon introduce the Medical Marijuana Research Act, making it easier for researchers to study marijuana's medicinal properties.
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"Terpenes are such an important part of the enjoyment recreationally, as well as the medicinal properties," Grinspoon told Motherboard.
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As I rend the leathery rinds of these berries with my callous handling, I savor the pungent, medicinal scent.
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So Ms. Heatley, 66, got licensed to be a primary caregiver in California, which included learning about medicinal marijuana.
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When it comes to cannabis, though, you're sometimes dealing with someone's medicinal use, and that, I think, is different.
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Stashtwist averages around 15 deliveries of medicinal pot, cannabis concentrates and cannabis edibles each day in and around Berkeley.
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Cannabidiol, or CBD, is an active compound found in the cannabis plant; it has medicinal but no psychoactive properties.
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"I feel it's a medicinal word that has no emotional resonance, and this is a really emotional issue," she said.
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It's something I had been smoking daily for years, but I had no idea about the medicinal value behind it.
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Marijuana—medicinal or otherwise—is now legal in Colorado, but Schwab had moved to Topeka for a job in 2013.
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The oil, now produced by local indigenous women, has been used for centuries by locals for medicinal and culinary purposes.
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Because medicinal cannabis is outlawed in the UK, customs officials seized the medicine, causing Billy's seizures to return almost immediately.
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Doing so, he believes, will undermine the possible medicinal value of cannabis in the future for this and other issues.
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Bareket is exhibit A. Bareket agrees that marijuana as a medicinal tool will continue to thrive in the coming years.
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We may see some innovations on that side [of medicinal packaging] that end up on the other side as well.
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And while Nonna Marijuana uses this weed-based recipe for medicinal purposes, it works just as well for recreational use.
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Oklahoma voters have backed the medicinal use of marijuana despite opposition from law enforcement and business, faith and political leaders.
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Mroueh is examining the medicinal properties of the local cannabis which is a hybrid between two strains: Indica and Sativa.
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Playing "Real Love" is like taking a medicinal tincture, and by the end the stress in my body is dissipated.
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And there's sotal, which isn't actually from the agave plant, but it's medicinal in flavour and works well in cocktails.
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But the ruling held that people who violate the medicinal marijuana laws in their states can face federal criminal prosecution.
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The benefits of medicinal marijuana have been extolled by United States residents for a while, and now it's Australia's turn.
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Eight states now allow recreational use of marijuana, while more than half of states have legalized it for medicinal purposes.
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The dispensary's pending opening comes as New York puts into practice one of the country's most restrictive medicinal marijuana laws.
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These reports should be enough to give anyone vaping CBD—or considering it for medicinal or recreational purposes—severe pause.
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He estimated that "within 8 weeks, possibly sooner" Australia will have a store of imported medicinal cannabis ready to go.
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On Monday, the Office of Drug control announced it had granted its first licence to cultivate and research medicinal cannabis.
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I happen to have a belief that all cannabis use is medicinal, even if the person knows it or not.
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A lot of medicinal drugs going around that room that bulked up the effort but that song became a legend.
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The turmeric's yellow color brightens the couple's skin tone and its medicinal properties are believed to prevent numerous health issues.
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The EMA's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use said it recommended approval of the combination of sofosbuvir and velpatasvir.
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The flavor was distinctly over-the-counter-medicinal, though the tasters differed on which cold treatment it most resembled. Robitussin?
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Beware of the many CBD products being peddled as medicinal cure-alls by your local bartender, barista, friends, and family.
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The Aztecs searched far-off lands for new medicinal plants, returning with their roots carefully cocooned in balls of dirt.
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Practitioners in China have prescribed bitter blends of medicinal plants and herbs for centuries to ward off disease in humans.
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Farmers like Mr. Lin hope that China's increasingly health-conscious middle class will help bring medicinal meats into the mainstream.
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Earlier this week, Tilray announced a partnership with Swiss pharmaceuticals company Novartis (NVS) to distribute medicinal pot in international markets.
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The marijuana business is booming in the U.S. Medicinal marijuana is legal in 30 states and the District of Columbia.
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Lopez Obrador's pick for interior minister has also backed creating a legal market for the medicinal use of poppy crops.
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A vat of raw chaga-mushroom "mylk" was produced—"It's medicinal," a vender with knuckle tattoos explained—and quickly depleted.
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So, I sit myself down with Stanton to try both the CBD and medicinal mushroom-spiked dishes on Farmacy's menu.
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"Medicinal products are not foodstuffs and are not allowed to be an ingredient in food," an environmental health officer said.
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"The belief in these medicinal properties of alcohol is widespread," Stockwell, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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While I was talking to the Ayurveda-trained massage therapist, she started telling me about the medicinal power of hops.
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Meanwhile, efforts to legalize recreational marijuana in Connecticut — where medicinal weed is already lawful — are also stuck in legislative limbo.
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Under the change, terminally ill people who buy medicinal cannabis while overseas will be able to bring it back home.
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Pre-dosed, self-contained systems are seen as more medicinal by some, and make weed entry-level for even grandma.
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He got what he called his "dream job" at the department in 1977, as head of the Medicinal Plant Laboratory.
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The last time prohibition ended in America, Joseph Kennedy was already in business thanks to some medicinal whisky import licenses.
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Advances in mass spectrometry techniques may aid in the chemical analysis of medicinal plants and the identification of potential toxins.
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The authors describe how cannabinoids "work their medicinal magic" (magic being a good marketing approach) and how THC affects us.
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Some of this will require tax increases and other forms of temporary pain, the needle-prick of a medicinal injection.
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Right now, there are 33 or 34 states that have legalized medicinal marijuana and 11 that have legalized recreational marijuana.
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The robes were from Frette, and we hoarded the eucalyptus-sage- scented toiletries from the holistic line American Medicinal Arts.
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Ashley Rabbitskin, whose mother is a healer, took us on a walk pointing out the medicinal uses of various plants.
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It appears to be a cousin of CBD, the medicinal compound known for its anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and anticonvulsant activity.
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Even though the sanctions exempted essential supplies, widespread shortages of food, medicine and medicinal goods have been reported throughout Iran.
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Some shops are prioritizing medicinal marijuana sales, as the number of medical marijuana patients has doubled in the past year.
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What do you think explains the significant difference in the price of medicinal leeches in Russia and the United States?
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These vertical farms could also provide medicinal plants, and all the herbs and spices required for five different traditional cuisines.
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The place had a vaguely medicinal smell, as though along with tonic for the mind, it administered tinctures and liniments.
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Taken together, these and other European examples show that we're seeing traditionally conservative attitudes shift as medicinal cannabis is legalized.
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Four other states — Arkansas, Florida, Montana and Missouri — will decide whether to allow doctors to prescribe marijuana for medicinal use.
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It was not clear from the statement if the use of cannabis for medicinal purposes in Zambia had been legalized.
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Meanwhile, Ferguson said it was experimenting with Chinese medicinal recipes to make its health drinks more appealing to local consumers.
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Longer-term goals, Sanchez added, include decriminalizing the recreational use of marijuana and the cultivation of opium for medicinal purposes.
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"I think there are a lot of people that are medicinal partiers—partying under the guise of medicine," P.J. said.
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The use of cannabis for medicinal purposes is legal in many countries while others will not prosecute for personal use.
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The researchers conclude that even 3,300 years ago, there was already knowledge about treatments like acupuncture and medicinal plant use.
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As he took me by the stands selling medicinal herbs, he mentioned that the women working there perform "cleansings" for $5.
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The decision follows a reexamination of the negative opinion announced by the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use in February.
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U.S. consultancy company Grand View Research last year forecast the global medicinal cannabis market would be worth $55.8 billion by 2025.
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He was also able to prove a phenomenon that today guides investigation into medicinal cannabis: Each person reacts differently to THC.
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The growing political sympathy toward medicinal cannabis was, according to the panel members, generating a false sense of security about marijuana.
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Since it opened in Vancouver in 2008, The Medicinal Cannabis Dispensary has had cash flow that many small businesses would envy.
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From early morning qi gong and meditation class, to chanting, learning traditional therapies, gathering medicinal herbs and connecting with the land.
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We can seed the roadsides with nectar-bearing flowers for the bees, and repossess golf courses for gardens of medicinal herbs.
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They are highly prized for their swim bladders, which are added to soups and believed by some to have medicinal properties.
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I know that people expected medicinal initiatives, and that would be common wisdom, just a couple years out of recreational marijuana.
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States including New South Wales have proposed medicinal cannabis trials, but Victoria is the first to take the leap on legalisation.
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Resolve Digital Health is attempting to deploy even smarter tech, selling a "smart inhaler" that tracks the medicinal effects of cannabis.
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The raisin juice is a traditional Korean medicinal hangover remedy that has been used in hangover drinks since the 17th century.
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New York opened its first medicinal cannabis dispensaries in January, joining 22 other states and Washington, D.C., with medical marijuana programs.
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If they had won, the researchers intended to study the temple pitvipers' unique venom in hopes of discovering new medicinal applications.
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While THC can't kill you and it has a lot of great medicinal properties, it is not without negative side effects.
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Now, through his university-backed startup ConCellae, he's leading an effort to develop a probiotic mead with the same medicinal properties.
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By keeping unique products in the marketplace, appellations also provide consumers with more options to suit their medicinal or recreational needs.
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But key larger questions remain including how many medical practitioners will participate in the program, and recommend medicinal marijuana to patients.
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She also said that Native people were barred from entering the monuments to gather traditional cultural materials such as medicinal herbs.
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Medicinal plants: Climbing vines related to plants that produce compounds used for treating Parkinson's disease were found in Borneo and Ecuador.
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However, the EMA's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) listed fatigue, nausea, creatinine elevations and liver enzymes elevations goo.
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Twenty-six states now authorize the plant's medicinal use by statute, and one in eight Americans self-identify as current consumers.
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Tomorrow, he'll be meeting his lawyer to discuss the possible legal repercussions of selling marijuana to medicinal users in Saskatoon again.
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Viridian Capital Advisors, the group hosting the event, is an "investment bank and advisory platform" dedicated to the medicinal cannabis market.
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Von Hippel suggested that scientists with a background in medicinal chemistry will be necessary to address these issues in DIY pharma.
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The most recent election cycle was a big win for marijuana advocates, with eight states legalizing medicinal and/or recreational marijuana.
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So as with most medicinal herbs or supplements, it's important to talk to your doctor before trying this one on yourself.
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Since it opened in Vancouver in 5003, The Medicinal Cannabis Dispensary has had cash flow that many small businesses would envy.
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It should probably come as no surprise, then, that the B.J.P. is also touting the medicinal virtues of consuming cow urine.
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Recreational marijuana use is legal in four states and the District of Columbia, and about two dozen states allow medicinal use.
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It displaced families, uprooted cemeteries and swamped lands where tribes grazed cattle, drove wagons and gathered wild grapes and medicinal tea.
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Twenty-six states now permit the medicinal use of cannabis, while four states regulate the plant's production and sale to adults.
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These medicinal benefits are attributed to two main components of cannabis: the psychoactive component THC or the plant's extract, CBD oil.
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In the 17th century, it was discovered that the town of Scarborough had natural mineral water that many thought was medicinal.
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That's despite most Australians supporting some form of decriminalisation for all drugs, and the country's government's being increasingly pro-medicinal cannabis.
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Over 20 states have now legalized marijuana use for medicinal purposes, and four states have legalized the recreational use of marijuana.
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As of November 1, "patients can be prescribed medicinal cannabis by specialist doctors," the Home Office declared in a recent statement.
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Wealthy consumers across Vietnam, China, and Taiwan buy it for medicinal purposes, as a hangover cure and even for use recreationally.
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Medicinal foods, including prescription-based powders, will be the stuff they create, often targeting specified diseases, like crohn's disease and epilepsy.
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During this isolation period, her older sisters and aunties would feed her tama tama and a diet rich in medicinal herbs.
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In addition to medicinal use, would you say cannabis has ever been a part of your creative process as an artist?
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In the forest land that Dhamditola has claims over, fruit trees and medicinal herbs jostle against tendu bushes and bamboo clumps.
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However, GEM&BOLT—a brand-new mezcal that is distilled with the medicinal herb damiana—may make you better in bed.
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Gray won't say whether ginseng is definitely medicinal or not, but he says Koreans certainly believe so, and have for centuries.
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He still has pain, but says he is happy and is helping other opioid users discover the benefits of medicinal cannabis.
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The case was publicized in the British news media and prompted a national discussion on the legalization of medicinal cannabis products.
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Chinese bull penis soup's roster of medicinal applications, however, as well as its niche market of followers, make it stand out.
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"It's a new application, but one that carries forward our tradition," he said, citing the ancient texts describing its medicinal purposes.
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Poachers hunt black rhinos for their horns, which are coveted for traditional Chinese medicinal practices and are displayed as status symbols.
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The plant has existed for around 50 million years, and it has numerous medicinal benefits like being antiseptic and anti-inflammatory.
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Inspired some years ago by Huffman's work on chimps, Villalba began looking into how sheep learned which medicinal plants to eat.
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This might allow them to select the medicinal plants they need, improving their health and ultimately saving money spent on medicines.
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While some states had already legalized weed for medicinal use, the legalization of just-for-fun weed was a major breakthrough.
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They follow Lesotho, which became the first country in the region to legalise cannabis, for medicinal purposes, in 2017, and Zimbabwe.
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Cannabis, long known for its medicinal and therapeutic purposes, is a hot commodity in food tech and other consumer products nowadays.
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Sale or possession of marijuana remains illegal under federal law; however, states have been legalizing marijuana for medicinal and recreational purposes.
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They each came to him with various fake ailments and Snoop "Doc" (as they called him) prescribed something medicinal for them.
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And then there is the Boyaryshnik spirit, which they call medicinal, but really it's just alcohol with the taste of Boyaryshnik.
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Nine states plus the District of Columbia have legalized the drug for recreational use, while dozens of others permit its medicinal use.
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Legal pot sales climbed over $5 billion in 2015, and that's sure to rise as more states allow medicinal and recreational usage.
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The plants themselves relate to the cause, with a medicinal plant representing breast cancer, for example, and a gardenia for climate change.
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If the disease worsens despite all available medicinal and interventional therapies, the only options are heart transplant or a pumping assist device.
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If you want to save a medicinal plant for future use, you need to preserve the active ingredients—if not, they dissipate.
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Voters in Arizona, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada and California — all of which have legalized medicinal marijuana — will tackle the issue on Election Day.
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By persuading the right microbes to grow under the right condition, we unearthed medicinal chemistry that beat back our own microscopic enemies.
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The authors noted that there were very few randomized controlled trials for them to review that tested pharmaceutical CBD or medicinal cannabis.
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Its keratin scales are used as ingredients in traditional Chinese medicinal remedies, and its meat is a delicacy in China and Vietnam.
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The clear capsules given to patients contain a dark, tar-like cannabis extract high in cannabidiol (CBD), known for its medicinal benefits.
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India's sober stance on liquor is enshrined in the constitution, which encourages prohibition—except when consumption of spirits is for "medicinal purposes".
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It imposes controls on farms which grow medicinal herbs (banning certain fertilisers, for instance) and on medical manufacturers which produce TCM pills.
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There's a common belief that the wines have medicinal properties, but buyers are more often attracted to the exclusivity of the product.
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You talked about this recently that you were looking at bifurcating or going in the direction where I could invest in medicinal.
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While federal legislation now allows for medicinal cannabis to be grown, manufactured, and prescribed in Australia, it's currently in fairly short supply.
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Hangover remedies usually have a medicinal aftertaste, so this fruity ice-cold popsicle sounds like heaven while we're regretting last night's antics.
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Patrick Stewart has revealed that he uses medicinal marijuana spray, ointment and edibles every day to help treat arthritis in his hands.
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But the piecemeal legalization of medicinal marijuana has been spreading across the world, including, notably, nations such as Israel, Australia, and Germany.
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I doubt many of these people know what cannabis is really about, especially when it comes to its medicinal and healing properties.
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Nabriva's medicinal chemistry expertise has enabled targeted discovery of novel pleuromutilins, including both intravenous and oral formulations of its lead product candidate.
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"I remember swiping (through Tinder), and I'd say 50% of profiles said 'no smoking,'" said Shyface, who uses marijuana for medicinal purposes.
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They receive training to plant, care for and harvest the medicinal and fruit plants which are then made into products by members.
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To take advantage of that, more medicinal plant nurseries and gardens could be established, including contracting farmers to supply herbs, she said.
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For the time being AltMed's grow facility is in Arizona, one of 23 states that have legalized medicinal marijuana in some capacity.
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As prescribed by physicians, fentanyl is classified as a Schedule II drug, meaning it is highly addictive but has a medicinal purpose.
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A freshman Republican lawmaker in the Iowa state House has proposed a bill to decriminalize psychedelic drugs, including mushrooms, for medicinal purposes.
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A cannabis concierge helped me plan my weekend, mellowly insisting on the foodie tour and the private massage with medicinal marijuana oil.
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In 1927, Joseph Robinson dreamed up what might be the very first "electric vaporizer," a device he said was for "medicinal compounds."
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"With the prevalence of marijuana legalization — recreation and medicinal — it is critical that more work be done to understand impairment," Sheehy-Church.
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When his sons took over, they dropped the medicinal side and turned it into Menier Chocolate (which was eventually sold to Nestle).
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I really love using anise hyssop and lemon balm, things like yarrow even, more medicinal herbs—I like using flowers a lot.
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I figured, this was a medically prescribed drug and that it wasn't like the other "bad" drugs that had no medicinal purpose.
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As a medicinal cannabis user, I want to see a medical cannabis system that puts patients and patients' needs at its core.
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Tilray currently focuses on medicinal marijuana, but says it will move into the "adult-use" space once legalization is implemented this October.
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A surprising number of cultures worldwide have long embraced ants as vital medicinal ingredients, using them to treat a host of illnesses.
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A growing number of countries in Europe have legalised or are planning to legalise cannabis for medicinal use, including Britain and Germany.
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The US government is set to ban kratom, a medicinal plant and painkiller, even though researchers say it might not be dangerous.
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"With the prevalence of marijuana legalization — recreation and medicinal — it is critical that more work be done to understand impairment, " Sheehy-Church.
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Per capita medicinal opioid consumption in Asia, Central America, the Caribbean and Africa is far below the INCB's own minimum global standard.
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In 2014, when Parliament was still discussing how to regulate medicinal marijuana, Mr. Carter and his mother went public with their story.
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Cannabis is now legal in 30 states, nine of which allow it not only for medicinal purposes, but for sheer fun, too.
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"Cannabis is correlated with lots of things," said James MacKillop, the co-director of McMaster University's medicinal cannabis research center in Hamilton.
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Los Angeles has "cannabis dispensaries with a medicinal cannabis license" listed under "essential infrastructure" or "healthcare operations" that are exempt from closing.
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Its shelves were stocked with things I've never seen in a grocery store before, including bone broths, medicinal mushrooms, and CBD tonics.
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In California, where recreational (and before that, medicinal) marijuana is legal, cannabis churches can't seek protection under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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The Ohio Medical Marijuana Program sold $75,000 worth of medicinal cannabis Wednesday on the first day of legal sales in the state.
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But both subspecies are valuable to wildlife traffickers, who poach the animals and market the horns for medicinal use in Asian countries.
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The recommendation from EMA's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use will now need to be formally endorsed by the European Commission.
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When volunteering, he leaves home every morning with a bundle of facemasks, a bottle of medicinal alcohol and a pot of disinfectant.
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This posting starts off by touting the medicinal effects of ginseng — which help reduce inflammation, but don't help when you've contracted coronavirus.
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" Part of a historic court decision against rescheduling cannabis argued that "marijuana's medicinal value has never been proven in sound scientific studies.
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Members of the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs unanimously voted to push the VA Medicinal Cannabis Research Act to the House floor.
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Discussions around legalizing cannabis for medicinal purposes are currently underway, with changes to the law potentially coming into effect by summer 2019.
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The biggest issue for the medicinal marijuana industry is getting its plants to consistently produce the right amounts of medically active chemicals.
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So on Wednesday, when a Canadian judge ruled that the ban on growing medicinal marijuana at home was unconstitutional, Briere was elated.
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