Cannabis The Painful Decision On Steeming Weed... Should Arthritis Sufferers Roll A Joint To Heal Joint? Which Side Of The Fence Are You On!

Have you ever contemplated using Cannabis? If you're like the millions of arthritis sufferers around the world it’s very likely you will have thought about it regardless of its illegal status in some countries. Depending on the severity of pain included, most people will without question travel great distances just to get Cannabis to treat their discomfort, and more so because it's legal.

Even though this plant and it's supposedly amazing healing qualities, is however shockingly snubbed by particular governments. Sadly now, arthritis sufferers living in these countries with different beliefs towards these suggested good qualities----get to suffer some more.

Too much contradiction makes rise for good argument here –get involved.

NOTE: I’m not a doctor, and neither, am I saying don’t take Cannabis or do, but more keep an open mind and tell us what you think about whose right or wrong, or, what’s good and bad.

Cannabis in the United Kingdom is one of the most common of all illegal drugs used daily. It also goes under names like (marijuana, weed, dope or grass). Over the years the use of this drug has dropped dramatically. What you need to remember, not every individual is the same, and therefore the effects of Cannabis can vary.

Depending on the person taking the drug, some may feel chilled out, relaxed and in high spirits. While others have a fit of giggles or become chatty. Another experience from taking Cannabis is hunger pangs (the munchies). People can become more aware of their senses. Colours may seem more intense, with music sounding better to listen too. Another typical event is feeling as though time is slowing down.

Other:

Feeling faint and/or sick (a whitey) as well as sleepiness and lethargic.
Some users suffer problems with memory. Confused, anxious or paranoid are issues also. Panic attacks and hallucinations are known and usually associated with stronger forms of cannabis, namely skunk and sinsemilla. Long-term use can de-motivate and affect a person’s ability to learn and concentrate.

Healing:

Living with arthritis can be a struggle and frustrating when it comes to everyday jobs like unscrewing a lid, standing up from a sitting position. Even walking can be unbearable due to chronic pain. Few treatments and methods have provided effective pain relief for arthritis, forcing a dependency on painkillers and anti-inflammatory medicines for patients.

The big question is though; does cannabis truly treat arthritis pain and inflammation? Scientific study suggests it can!

Cannabis and rheumatoid arthritis pain

Seven years ago during a clinical trial, scientists came back with a positive result after discovering that three puffs of cannabis daily helped ease arthritis pain. Supposedly a single inhalation of 25 mg of 9.4% tetrahydrocannabinol herbal cannabis practised three times a day for five days lessened the severity of pain, improved sleep patterns and was greatly tolerated. This outcome was accepted and further corroborated by testing on rodents where both inflammatory and neuropathic pain was looked into.

Rodent models were treated with CBD. Inflammatory markers and pain symptoms were closely followed. Scientists discovered that CBD was effective in decreasing swelling and pain signals, leading them to finish with that the cannabinoid has great probability in the treatment of chronic pain.

Question: Do you like where you live because of its laws?

If you live in a country where high up dictators encourage you to break the law because they have no understanding of the need for this supposedly harmless plant and the good it does (shame on them). But, if you’re fortunate and live where high up dictators endorse common sense and show compassion towards its people and their need of this drug with its healing benefits. (Shame doesn’t fall into the equation).

Should Cannabis be legalised

If it’s deemed safe by medics and concrete proof of this is evident and close support and monitoring, is given to users, then the argument ends here for those in pain.

Is steeming weed something you would consider for a pain-free life? Would you travel to another country to live because Cannabis is legal there? Which side of the fence are you on?

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