🥇 The Best Articles on Medical Marijuana

CBDV, What is it and what is it for?

Created: 10 January, 2023 by Fran Quesada Moya

Reading Time 3 minutes Lately people are often talking about cannabis plant compounds. Legalization in different countries has opened the door to mass research on these components, and more and more applications are being found. In this post we talk about CBDV, one … Leer más

What is CBC and what is it for?

Created: 27 February, 2024 by Fran Quesada Moya

Reading Time 3 minutes Lately, new applications are emerging for some components of the cannabis plant. Until a few years ago THC was the most studied compound, but over the last decade CBD has made a lot of headway. Research on new medical … Leer más

THCA, the acid form of THC

Created: 27 April, 2020 by Fran Quesada Moya

Reading Time 5 minutes Cannabis plants contain a number of compounds that have pharmacological and/or psychoactive properties, cannabinoids. Today we are going to meet a very special one, since it can be both medicinal and psychotropic, it is THCA and lately it is … Leer más

Sirona CBD from PEV Seeds, High CBD and Low THC Medicinal Cannabis

Created: 18 September, 2020 by Fran Quesada Moya

Reading Time 3 minutes A variety of medical marijuana has just come on the market that will give a lot of talk in the future, the Sirona CBD. What is so special about this plant? It contains no more than 1% THC and … Leer más

What is THCV? Effects, products, properties and the best varieties

Created: 16 April, 2020 by Fran Quesada Moya

Reading Time 4 minutes THCV or Tetrahydrocannabivarin is another active compound in cannabis. It is found to a lesser extent than other cannabinoids such as THC or CBD, but the latest discoveries are proving its effectiveness in the medical field, so it is … Leer más

How to make marijuana cream

Created: 22 June, 2023 by Fran Quesada Moya

Reading Time 5 minutes Cannabis cream is an ointment made from cannabis that has a multitude of medical applications. It is used externally, mainly to improve skin problems, but also to relieve localized pain among other things. There are more and more … Leer más

Terpenes: what they are and how they influence marijuana

Created: 25 February, 2023 by Fran Quesada Moya

Reading Time 4 minutes The aromas of cannabis have the ability to transport you, motivate you or calm you down among other qualities. The power of aromatherapy can take you deep into the forest after smelling a Blueberry bud, with its earthy, … Leer más

Panakeia, Cannabis with high CBG and no THC

Created: 30 September, 2022 by Fran Quesada Moya

Reading Time 5 minutes The Panakeia marijuana variety arises after a great work of investigation realized by the collaboration between Hemp Trading and Universidad Politécnica de Valencia. It is the first strain of medicinal cannabis rich in CBG, a cannabinoid not psychoactive … Leer más

How to detox from weed

Created: 17 January, 2023 by Alan Martinez

Reading Time 7 minutes Oscar had long noticed that smoking pot no longer caused the same effects. “I’m sure those bastards are giving me grass from the ground,” he said to himself while smoking his joint. What Oscar didn’t know is that … Leer más

How to make marijuana tincture

Created: 1 April, 2022 by Mario Soriano

Reading Time 5 minutes Welcome one more week to the PEV Grow blog! In this article I’m going to try to solve the doubts that you have raised, regarding a topic that seems to arouse enough curiosity among cannalovers, How to make … Leer más

In this section you will get to know first-hand contrasted and truthful information about medical marijuana at a scientific level.

But first of all, are you looking to buy medical marijuana?, I would like to tell you that very soon you will be able to get medical marijuana on our website...yeah, you read it right... you will be able to buy hemp buds with a high content of cannabidiol (CBD).

Of course, its sale is totally legal in Spain, Europe and other countries since its THC content is less than 0.2%, and is not psychoactive. Its effect has calming and relaxing benefits.

But let's get down to business, science is advancing in this area at an unstoppable rate, more and more studies are endorsing the use of medical marijuana for its multiple benefits in diseases like:

Cancer, marijuana increases appetite and reduces taxol symptoms in chemotherapy treatments. (scientifically proven)
Parkinson disease, in less than 30 minutes after inhaling marijuana, muscle stiffness and annoying tremor is dramatically reduced. (scientifically proven)
Epilepsy, doctors specialized in this disease have found that in a large sample of patients marijuana reduced the number of seizures being more controlled the spasms episodes. (advances amounts, research continues)
Anxiety, there is clinical evidence in animal trials that low-dose marijuana reduces anxious behavior and increases antidepressant responses by the mean of the endocannabinoid system.

It should be noted that marijuana used to treat anxiety or primary depression should be considered with caution, it is not advised to use for people with a history of psychotic disorders. (significant progress, still under investigation).

Alzheimer's disease, marijuana is giving great advances regarding the treatment of this disease, has been shown to prevent the development of its symptoms.

On the one hand, it reduces the aggregation of beta-amyloid peptic plaques (mediated by THC), the main indicator of Alzheimer's disease, and decreases phosphorylation of Tau proteins, another biological indicator of this condition.

It also acts as a protector of neurons since cannabinoids are neuroprotective.(scientifically proven)

Insomnia, in this case the scientific studies tell us that a punctual use of cannabis can help to combat insomnia and help to sleep deeply, but its prolonged abuse over time could have negative consequences on the sleep processes.(scientifically proven)
Arthrosis, although no conclusive clinical studies on cannabis have been conducted to date for the treatment of osteoarthritis. However, there are marijuana users who suffer from this disease who feel pain relief after vaporizing it. It is important to note that Canada permits the use of marijuana for those patients who experience severe pain associated with severe arthritis and are unable to relieve it with traditional treatments. (significant progress, still under investigation)
Autism. There are documented testimonies from parents of autistic children who use cannabis and have found a less invasive alternative to conventional medicine in order to balance their mood changes and help them to be calm and get sleep, but for the time being be cautious, his research continues.
Glaucoma, although there have been studies for more than half a century that seemed to suggest that marijuana helped decrease intraocular pressure, more recent studies indicate that it would not be recommended for treating glaucoma because it does not seem to have a prolonged effect. We have to wait for further researches.
Fibromyalgia, recent studies have given the go-ahead to the use of medical marijuana to control the effects of fibromyalgia. Many patients have been waiting for this alternative medicine for a long time.

Thanks to cannabinoids, there is great pain relief, which is a hope for relieving the symptoms of this degenerative disease.

Multiple sclerosis, it is scientifically proven that cannabis is capable of slowing down its development and palliate the effects of this disease, there is even a medicine such as Sativex that is sold in pharmacies and has the same active ingredients as marijuana.
For dogs, cases have been documented where dogs have been treated with marijuana oil in their last weeks of life. It seemed to improve the quality of life of animals, though there are no conclusive studies.
Diabetes, the latest studies seem to indicate that there is a correlation between the use of Cannabis and the regulation of blood sugars, it seems to confirm that marijuana fasting users have lower insulin levels than those who do not use medicinal cannabis.

Research continues open, it is still too early to find a drug in the marijuana-based pharmacy for the treatment of diabetes. It is always advisable to consult your family doctor before you start using medical marijuana to treat diabetes.

Migraines, according to a recent study, patients with chronic headaches halved their migraines when they used marijuana as medicine. (scientifically proven)
Asthma, Marijuana is a potent bronchodilator and this makes it particularly suitable for asthma treatments.

It is always better and in the case of this disease even more so, using marijuana with vaporizer, steam is much less invasive in the lungs than combustion of plant matter.

Depression. Marijuana to treat depression is not recommended, although among the functions of endocannabinoids we can find the mood regulation, there are contradictory studies on the use of marijuana by depressive people, it is not clear that it can benefit or harm, so it is not wise to use cannabis by the moment to treat this pathology.

You want to make your own medical marijuana?

You can do it in different ways:

In oil, if you make your marijuana oil you can take its drops via sublingual, here we show you how to prepare it.
In infusion, the easiest and simpliest way, you can make your infusion with leaves and buds as if it were a tea but with milk. It is important that milk is fatty so that cannabinoids dissolve properly.
Medicinal marijuana extract, there are many types of medical marijuana extractions, the advantage is that its high purity in terpenes and high concentration of cannabinoids, with only a puff of these resins is enough to leave you stoned. If you want to know more... please take a look at our blog posts...
Vaporized. If you have a vaporizer is the most recommendable option, you can find all prices, sizes and features. Inhaling the herb without combustion, marijuana becomes less harmful than smoking.

You can always get your own medical marijuana by growing it yourself. I recommend you to purchase cannabis seeds of strains containing high levels of CBD, or even THC/CBD ratios between 1:1 and 1:2.