Extractos de cannabis - Cannabis Consciente En internet es posible encontrar diversas formas de hacer extractos de cannabis con fines medicinales. Estos tienen diversos nombre dependiendo del disolvente utilizado, podemos encontrar recetas para preparación de tinturas, aceites, licores, etc. Si bien los nombres difieren todas tienen en común que son un concentrado de cannabinoides y se pueden dosificar en gotas. Aceite producida por el método de Rick Simpson Los aceites de cannabis son las extracciones más populares seguramente debido a Rick Simpson, quien señala se curó un cáncer a la piel y otras enfermedades con este tipo de extracción. Según un estudio publicado en 2013 [1] el aceite de oliva sería uno de los mejores disolventes para realizar el aceite de marihuana con objetivo medicinal; totalmente despojado de toxicidad y muy eficaz tanto para la extracción de cannabinoides como de terpenos. Antiguas tinturas y extractos de Cannabis vendidos en farmacias. Referencias 1. 2.
Cómo hacer aceite de marihuana medicinal: 13 pasos 2 métodos:Conociendo la terminologíaHaciendo aceite de marihuana medicinal Algunas personas todavía debaten los beneficios del aceite de marihuana medicinal mientras que otros los reciben con los brazos abiertos. Ya sea que eres un escéptico curioso o un verdadero creyente, puedes seguir los siguientes pasos para hacer tu propio aceite de marihuana medicinal. Anuncio Pasos Método 1 de 2: Conociendo la terminología <img alt="Make a Medical Marijuana Oil Step 1 Version 2.jpg" src=" width="670" height="503" class="whcdn">1Comprende la diferencia entre la marihuana y el cáñamo. <img alt="Make a Medical Marijuana Oil Step 3.jpg" src=" width="670" height="503" class="whcdn">3Reconoce los sinónimos. Consejos
Can Cannabis and cannabinoids cure Cancer? Can cannabis and cannabinoids cure cancer? (Chris Woollams. CANCERactive) Can cannabis cure cancer? It increasingly looks promising. We have reached a crucial moment in the path of cannabis (marijuana) as a cancer treatment or ´cure´. Clinical trials on cannabis start now A growing number of people, including cancer experts and scientists, believe that cannabis (marijuana; hemp) could be an effective treatment for cancer; some even believe cannabis has the potential to cure cancer. Up front, it is worth making one point crystal clear - there is an incredible amount of good quality research on the effects of the active ingredients of cannabis - the cannabinoids. Meanwhile, officialdom is quite clear: In the UK, possession of cannabis (marijuana) is currently illegal and its medicinal use restricted. Importantly, a whole raft of clinical trials are underway - for example in Colorado where scientists are studying two extracts of cannabis on children with glioma. Cannabis and medicine
FAQ about RSO « Phoenix Tears | Rick Simpson The text on this web site has been put in many different categories, to enable the public to find the answers to their questions more quickly. One should slowly go over the entire contents of this website, which will inform you about Rick’s views concerning many different aspects of this oil’s production. This text is available for free here on this website, but if you wish to support this cause you can make a donation. The content of this part has been organised in the form of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ). The description of The Rick Simpson Process of Producing RSO you can find here. Before you are making your own oil, please read carefully everything that has been written on this web site. We advise you to watch the process in the documentary Run From The Cure and the video Making Cannabis Oil with Rick Simpson. For best results, the starting material must be as dry as possible.
Use of Cannabinoids as a Novel Therapeutic Modality Against Autoimmune Hepatitis Cannabinoids as novel anti-inflammatory drugs. Cirrhosis and cannabis - Sensi Seeds Blog Cirrhosis Like any other medicinal plant, cannabis has intrinsic properties that allow it to produce both beneficial effects and undesired side effects. Some of these side effects are cognitive, such as the impairment of the short-term memory or the potential to trigger psychotic episodes in susceptible individuals. The negative physical side effects of cannabis include an increase in oxygen consumption by the heart tissues and, as we shall see in this article, the capacity to accelerate the progression of fibrosis in individuals suffering chronic Hepatitis C, if cannabis is consumed regularly and not just on a sporadic basis. A note from Sensi Seeds: This article was originally published in Cáñamo magazine in 2012. The original article follows. Like any other medicinal plant, cannabis has intrinsic properties that allow it to produce both beneficial effects and undesired side effects. Anandamide and the Endocannabinoid System Fibrosis and CB2 receptors Studies in humans
Patent US8242178 - Use of cannabidiol in the treatment of autoimmune hepatitis - Google Patents The present application claims priority to U.S. Provisional Patent Application Ser. No. 60/936,040 filed on Jun. 18, 2007, entitled “Use of Cannabinoids in the Treatment of Hepatitis”, which is incorporated by reference herein. The present invention was developed with funding from the National Institutes of Health grant 5R01DA016545-05. The government retains certain rights in this invention. Liver disease is a major cause of morbidity and mortality and the prognosis is often poor. The precise cause of autoimmune hepatitis is not clear. There are three experimental mouse models of T cell dependent liver injury. Autoimmune hepatitis in humans is classified as either type I or II, based on the presence of anti-nuclear (ANA) and/or smooth muscle (SMA) antibodies in type I, and liver/kidney microsomal antibody for type II. Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is popular amongst patients with hepatitis. Specifically, the present disclosure is directed to the following findings: 1. 1.
Dosage Information « Phoenix Tears | Rick Simpson It usually takes the average person about 90 days to ingest the full 60 gram or 60 ml oil treatment. I suggest that people start with three doses per day, about the size of a half a grain of short grained dry rice. The patient should take this dosage every 8 hours, early in the morning, then again in the afternoon and then they should take their final dose of the day, about an hour before bedtime. It should also be noted that as a patient begins to ingest this oil, the patient does not normally feel the oils effects until about an hour after they have taken their dosage, so please be aware of this fact. A beginner’s dose such as I am describing would equal about ¼ of a drop. After four days at this dosage which should be taken three times a day, most people are then able to increase their doses by doubling the amount of their dosage every four days. It takes the average person anywhere from 3 to 5 weeks to get to the point where they can ingest 1 gram or 1 ml per day.
Origins of Cannabis International Foundation by Dr. William Courtney By Dr. William Courtney My childhood fascination with the microbiologic world was latter supported by my studies of organic and biochemistries which came together in my undergraduate degree in microbiology. With the 2004 Scientific American article on the “Brains Own Marijuana”, my scientific interests of a lifetime joined forces. I have been immersed in the experiences of thousands of my patients who use raw cannabis daily. First introduced to dry green leaf, then fresh green leaf and now with the addition of raw fully mature flowers, the whole plant is restored. The central therapeutic paradigm of western medicine is the silver bullet, penicillin. While 10,000 year old cultural practices involve drying then heating cannabis to effect a nearly complete decarboxylation of THC-Acid into THC. Historically, dietary use of the entire raw cannabis plant brings us back in line with 34 million years of cannabis evolution. About William Courtney, MD Dr. Dr. About Kristen Peskuski