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Types of medicinal cannabis
Medicinal cannabis comes from cannabis that is grown specifically for medicinal and research purposes. While it is now legal in Australia for cannabis to be grown by approved organisations for these reasons, it’s still illegal to grow your own cannabis or to get it from unapproved sources.
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Types of medicinal cannabis.
Medicinal cannabis may be a synthetic (man made) cannabis product or a natural Cannabis sativa plant extract. Pharmaceutical cannabis preparations include oils, tinctures and other extracts. Both synthetic and natural extract products can relieve symptoms without harmful psychological or THC-related effects.
What can medicinal cannabis be used for?
Medicinal cannabis (medical marijuana) has been investigated for treating a variety of medical conditions, including:
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How and why is it used?
The different forms of cannabis are used in different ways:
Marijuana is smoked in hand-rolled cigarettes (joints), or in a pipe (a bong).
Hashish is usually added to tobacco and smoked, or baked and eaten in foods such as hash cookies.
Hash oil is usually spread on the tip or paper of a cigarette and then smoked.
Cannabis and hash can also be smoked in a vaporiser. Vaporisers heat cannabis to temperatures that release its active ingredients while minimising the toxins associated with burning.
The THC in cannabis is absorbed into the bloodstream through the walls of the lungs (if smoked), or through the walls of the stomach and intestines (if eaten). The bloodstream carries the THC to the brain, producing the “high” effects. Drugs inhaled get into the bloodstream quicker than those eaten. This means that the effects of cannabis when smoked occur more rapidly than when eaten.