There are a number of common myths surrounding medical cannabis for pain. Medicinal cannabis users are vulnerable to stigma as they are often both chronically ill and perceived as illicit drug users. Consequently, they may experience shame, guilt, discrimination, or marginalization. However, proponents in the medical community argue for medical marijuana use based on its effectiveness in managing debilitating pain, nausea and vomiting associated with chemotherapy, as well as its efficacy in treating severe weight loss commonly experienced by AIDS sufferers. 
Joseph Friedman is a Registered Pharmacist and MBA who has done an extensive research on the topic of medical cannabis, hosted podcasts on the topic and published numerous articles on its myths and benefits. Consumer education and research are critical to the determination of the dosage, use or effectiveness of cannabis as a medical treatment. Everyone who uses the same strain does not experience the same result to using it. Each body can have a different reaction to each strain, even under the same medical condition. Each person must find the strain that best works for their bodies. The topic calls for extensive discussion. Consulting an ethical and educated professional on whether the use of medical cannabis will work for a medical condition is always recommended. Explore the interactive Periodic Table of Cannabis Plant Molecules here. https://acannability.com/
Joseph Friedman is a Registered Pharmacist and MBA who has done an extensive research on the topic of medical cannabis, hosted podcasts on the topic and published numerous articles on its myths and benefits. Consumer education and research are critical to the determination of the dosage, use or effectiveness of cannabis as a medical treatment. Everyone who uses the same strain does not experience the same result to using it. Each body can have a different reaction to each strain, even under the same medical condition. Each person must find the strain that best works for their bodies. The topic calls for extensive discussion. Consulting an ethical and educated professional on whether the use of medical cannabis will work for a medical condition is always recommended. Explore the interactive Periodic Table of Cannabis Plant Molecules here. https://acannability.com/ 
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The Stevenson High School Choir entertained the club bringing holiday cheer at our annual holiday breakfast.
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