Cannabis - Therapeutics and other Uses
Medical cannabis refers to the use of cannabis or cannabinoids as medical remedy to treat Disease or palliate symptoms. Cannabinoids can be administered orally, sublingual, or topically; they can be smoked, gobbled, mixed with food, or made into tea. They can be taken in herbal form, uprooted naturally from the factory, gained by isomerization of cannabidiol, or manufactured synthetically.
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