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How Long Does Cannabis Stay In Your Urine?
Urine tests can detect cannabis use from 1 to 30 days after consumption, depending on the frequency of use. For heavy users, detection can extend beyond 30 days after the last use. Nearly 30% of people aged 16 to 59 in the UK have tried marijuana, making it essential to understand how long it stays
Can Cannabis Treat Epilepsy?
Epidyolex stands out as the sole cannabis-based medication approved for epilepsy treatment through the NHS, but UK private medical cannabis clinics can prescribe a much larger range of cannabis-based medications. This medicine, derived from cannabis, has garnered global interest, particularly for its effectiveness against two specific childhood epilepsy types: Dravet Syndrome and Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome. Studies
UK Medical Cannabis Oil: Comprehensive Guide
The British Paediatric Neurology Association (BPNA) has given the green light to cannabidiol (CBD) for children suffering from severe epilepsy. This endorsement is a major leap forward in medical treatments. In this guide, we’ll explore how cannabis and its oils are used in the UK, focusing on their benefits for severe epilepsy, chronic pain, and
Black market cannabis in the UK: dangers, risks & legal access
Did you know that despite the legalisation of medical cannabis in the UK, cannabis-related arrests have significantly increased? This surge is alarming, especially considering that the UK legally produces a substantial amount of cannabis for medical use. The black market remains a significant concern as it lacks regulation, leaving consumers unaware of the content and
Best vaporizers for UK medical cannabis patients: A complete guide
Since November 2018, medical cannabis has been available for prescription in the UK. With medical cannabis vaporisers, patients can now manage their conditions more effectively. Vaporisation is a safer method than smoking, which is not permitted for medical use in the UK due to its harmful effects1. Trusted devices like the Volcano, Mighty Medic, and
Can Medical Cannabis Help Treat Diabetes?
Did you know that about 22.5 million adults worldwide use marijuana every day? This widespread use has led to growing interest in the potential health benefits of cannabis, particularly for diabetes. Since 1 November 2018, medical cannabis has been available on the NHS in the UK for specific conditions. This change has spurred research into
Does Medical Cannabis Help With Pain?
Did you know that in England, only a few conditions are eligible for an NHS prescription for medical cannabis? These conditions include rare, severe forms of epilepsy, chemotherapy-induced nausea, and muscle problems from multiple sclerosis. This limited scope highlights the potential underutilization of medical cannabis for broader pain management (NHS, 2022). However, obtaining a prescription