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Has anyone had any experience with loxapine or cesamet? I looked up the side effects and uhh they don't sound pleasant
The Truth About Medical Marijuana
Since 28 U.S. states have already legalized marijuana for personal medical purposes, there have been heated debates concerning the benefits of medical marijuana. Amidst the fears concerning the use of marijuana as it is an addictive and illicit drug, it is still known to have multiple benefits for its users.
Popularly known as pot, weed or grass, marijuana is a mixture of dried leaves, stems, flowers and seeds of the plant Cannabis sativa. The medical use of marijuana has been established not by the federal law but by state laws in 28 U.S. states. Some of these states have allowed prescribed forms of marijuana either as Marinol or Cesamet for chemotherapy patients with nausea and loss of appetite. Marinol is also used for cachexia, a condition which is characterized by muscular atrophy, loss of appetite and weight loss.
Aside from these uses, marijuana is also used medically for patients with Multiple Sclerosis spasticity. Administered to patients in Canada, Europe, and New Zealand as an oral,sublingual spray, it can significantly reduce neuropathic pain in Multiple Sclerosis as well as cancer-related pain.
As Sativex, marijuana is also used to reduce the lower intraocular pressure in glaucoma, although it remains to be at par with other existing glaucoma treatments when it comes to effectiveness. Besides, it is not FDA approved for glaucoma treatment.
Perhaps though, one of the most popular uses of medical marijuana is for improving the conditions of epileptic seizures. The case of Charlotte Figi in 2013 shocked the public when marijuana reduced the seizures of this eight-year-old girl from Colorado. Although this convinced some medical experts about the potential medical benefits of marijuana, many still remain suspicious.
The bad reputation of marijuana comes from its addictive effects and complications. Aside from the addictive euphoric feeling, marijuana may bring about pneumonia, lung infections, psychosis, hallucinations, and complications with the heart, lungs and other organs. Any of these symptoms could either lead to death or the total degeneration of the mind.
Despite the potential benefits of medical marijuana for cancer, Multiple Sclerosis, epilepsy, glaucoma, cachexia, and even AIDS, its benefits are still questionable and are still being weighed against its harmful effects. Despite the use of marijuana for medical purposes and its legalization by 28 U.S. states, one should still use it at his own risk.
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One of the biggest benefits of medical marijuana is the alternative it offers patients to highly addictive and damaging opioid pain pills. Pills can cause long-term stomach and liver issues when abused, or even worse, which leads many to the much safer alternative of cannabis. However, not everyone is comfortable smoking, and other methods of consumption such as edibles and concentrates are too…
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Quote: Marinol is no longer available in Canada. The manufacturer withdrew it because of low sales. It was very expensive ($20 per pill) and was not covered under any drug plan. Nabilone (Cesamet) on the other hand while expensive is covered on our province's drug plan. I prescribe nabilone widely for a variety of pains. It is a useful drug to try in small amounts in cannabis naive patients. Some patients who have gotten relief with medical marijuana do get good relief of their symptoms with nabilone. Many however find that nabilone is not as effective as marijuana or that they get worse side effects. It has actually been suggested that nabilone may antagonize the effects of medical marijuana by acting as a competitive blocker. Marijuana does work well orally however because of the bio-availability larger quantities are required, which is a problem with something that was illegal and is now expensive. It is possible to improve the bio-availability in many ways, including buying this book, or one of the many other ones now available. You used to be able to download a book on PDF but I guess nothing is free now. One of my patients practically has a chemistry lab in his kitchen. Sativex a mixture of THC and CBD from a cloned plant is available in a buccal spray in Canada. It is unfortunately expensive and not covered under any drug plan, therefore it never caught on although I think it is still a promising product.
This is an old article 1994 - but an interesting read.
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In the late 1970s, says Bob Randall, "Everyone had decided that nabilone was the great white drug" that would replace marijuana. Nabilone is manufactured by Eli Lilly under the trade name Cesamet; its active ingredient is hexahydro-cannabinol. By 1978, the drug was being tested on cancer patients, and Lilly officials were predicting FDA approval within a year. "They had it on double-tracking with humans and animals," Randall says, "until suddenly, dogs on nabilone started having convulsions and dropping dead."
