Medical Cannabis helps patients with: Migraines,Chronic Pain, Glaucoma, Cancer Chemotherapy, Multiple Sclerosis, HIV/AIDS, Emphysema, Brain Injuries, Asthma, Hepatitis C, ADD/ADHD, Insomnia, And More!

Marijuana (proper name Cannabis) has been used for medical purposes for over 12,000 years. Ancient historical pharmaceutical texts dating back some 2,000 years detail the wide variety of uses for this plant that grows throughout the world. Medical uses of cannabis are only now being rediscovered after some eighty years of prohibition in the United States. Canada and Western Europe are advancing quickly in the provision of laws to allow for medical cannabis and new classes of pharmaceuticals based on cannabinoids.

Today, adjunctive therapy with cannabis is helping patients to cope with the symptoms of diseases and disorders from MS and chronic pain to arthritis and bi-polar disease. The list keeps growing as more research is conducted. Adjunctive therapy means an "additional" or ancillary therapy. Cannabis is not intended to replace primary medical treatments but to compliment them.