Medical Marijuana

Relief Delivered directly to your home!

Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Fri, August, 30th 2013 by THCFinder

Are you a California medical cannabis patient who cannot drive or leave home? Now you can order TetraLabs smoke-free products with personal delivery anywhere in California from the comfort of your own home.

Enroll today in TetraLabs Patient Direct.

Get $20 off and free home delivery

on any order over $100.* A $40 value.

Order Discreetly and Save $40. California medical cannabis patients can join the TetraLabs Collective and order smoke-free TetraLabs products online and our driver will deliver anywhere in California. And get $20 off plus free home delivery on any order over $100.* A $40 value. Also available in many California dispensaries. For a dispensary list, click here.

Enroll here with Coupon Code: THCFinder1

Four Smoke-Free Alternatives. Just swallow a GoldCap™, and go about your business with all-day relief. Or use the faster-acting GoldMist™ Oral Spray as if it were a breath freshener. Or get instant relief with the GoldPen™ Personal vaporizer. Or use PureGold™ Squeeze Tubes to refill the GoldPen or other vaporizers.

Unrivaled Purity and Consistency. TetraLabs produces pharmaceutical-grade medical cannabis products that contain the highest-purity, natural cannabinoids available. No other company in the industry offers our levels of quality, dependability and repeatability. GoldCaps contain only PureGold and grape seed oil. GoldMist contains only PureGold, grain alcohol and flavorings. GoldPen cartridges and PureGold Squeeze Tubes contain only ultra-pure natural cannabinoids with a touch of limonene. Crystal-clear contents mean you can see there’s no powdered cannabis, hashish, kif or hash oil. There are also no molds, pesticides, solvents, bacteria, toxins or other contaminants. That’s why our products are safe even for patients with suppressed immune systems.

Questions? Email info@tetralabs.com

*Offer expires 9-30, 2013. One coupon per patient. California TetraLabs collective members only.

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Cannabis May Help Heal The Brain After Injury

Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Thu, August, 29th 2013 by THCFinder

A new study published in the journal Cerebral Cortex has found evidence that activation of the body’s cannabinoid receptors may lead to neuroprotective benefits which can help heal the brain after a traumatic injury.

According to researchers for the study; “The results provided the first evidence for the involvement of ECS [endocannabinoid system] in the neuroprotective action of minocycline on brain edema, neurological impairment, diffuse axonal injury, and microglial activation, since all these effects were prevented by the CB1 and CB2 receptor antagonists.”

These findings suggest that activiation of the body’s cannabinoid receptors (such as consuming cannabis) is vital in bringing about the neuroprotective effects of the drug minocycline. The results indicate that activation of the cannabinoid system may increase the beneficial effects of a number of other prescription drugs, and may, on its own, have vast neuroprotective capabilities.

These findings, though not directly related, help to validate a study released earlier this year which found that even miniscule amounts of cannabinoids (in this instance, THC) may protect the brain after injuries from things such as seizures, toxic drug exposure and a lack of oxygen.

Arizona Boy to Be Given Medical Marijuana for Seizures

Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Thu, August, 29th 2013 by THCFinder

Zander Welton, 5, was born with cortical dysplasia, a genetic defect that disrupts cellular patterns in the brain and is often the cause of epilepsy.

Zander had his first seizure when he was 9 months old and now has them weekly. His parents, Jennifer and Jacob Welton of Mesa, Ariz., said they had tried multiple treatments, including various medications, brain surgery and even shock therapy, to help Zander.

Zander’s cortical dysplasia, combined with autism, has limited his speech to grunts or squeals, according to ABC affiliate KNXV-TV in Phoenix. He lets his parents know he is thirsty by bringing them an empty cup.

“If he’s sick, we have no way of knowing,” Jennifer Welton told KNXV-TV.

But Zander’s treatments have not completely stopped his seizures, according to his mother. She told KNXV-TV that while his medication helped lessen their severity, they made him more combative.

The severity of Zander’s seizures can vary greatly. Sometimes only his eyes twitch, while other times the seizures are so severe Zander’s entire body stiffens, and he stops breathing, Welton told KNXV-TV.

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Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Wed, August, 28th 2013 by THCFinder

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Medical Marijuana Program OK'd, Paving Way To License Growers and Dispensaries

Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Wed, August, 28th 2013 by THCFinder

Despite some concerns that it conflicts with federal law, Connecticut's new medical marijuana program cleared the last major hurdle Tuesday when the program's regulations won approval in a key vote, allowing the state to move forward to license growers and sellers of medical marijuana.

The General Assembly's regulation review committee approved the regulations in a voice vote. William Rubenstein, consumer protection commissioner, said his department will file the regulations with the secretary of the state by next Tuesday. Within two weeks, he said, the department will begin accepting applications for producers and dispensaries. The application process will take 60 days, he said, and the department will award licenses around the beginning of the year.

Licenses will be issued to between three and 10 producers. Rubenstein said the "current thinking" is to license three to five medical marijuana dispensaries, although that could change as more patients register to use the drug. As of Tuesday, he said, 881 patients have been certified by their physicians for medical marijuana use.

The conflict between state and federal law was the main issue at the hearing. Federal law does not legally allow either recreational or medicinal use of marijuana; U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said earlier this year that federal officials will clarify their stance on medical marijuana "relatively soon."

Doctor: Marijuana is a needed option

Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Sun, August, 25th 2013 by THCFinder

NORWALK -- There was a personal reason why Dr. Gary Blick became one of the nearly 100 physicians in the state who are licensed to prescribe medical marijuana.

"I did this because my 91-year-old mother, who has glaucoma," he said. "Her glaucoma eye drops had failed to produce the desired results and she was facing surgery."

Glaucoma is a disease in which the eye typically has excessive internal pressure, damaging the nerve fibers of the retina, the delicate tissue at the back of the eye that's sensitive to light and color.

"She was needing surgery to repair her eyes," he said. "But after we started her on medical marijuana, her pressures dropped, and when she stopped smoking marijuana, the pressures went back up again."

He said her testimony in Hartford last year had the legislative committee considering the bill "in stitches," even though her testimony countered testimony of the president of the Connecticut Society of Eye Physicians, who said marijuana would not be helpful to glaucoma patients.

"So one of the senators said, `Are you aware of Gloria Blick's testimony?' To which he replied, `Well, I guess it would help some people.' To which the senator replied, `Isn't that what we're here for?' "

Blick sees medical marijuana as just one of the arsenal of options that physicians should have to ease pain and provide relief for various diseases.

Read more: http://www.stamfordadvocate.com/

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Medical Marijuana

Relief Delivered directly to your home!

Cannabis May Help Heal The Brain After Injury

Arizona Boy to Be Given Medical Marijuana for Seizures

Medical Cannabis Cotton Candy

Medical Marijuana Program OK'd, Paving Way To License Growers and Dispensaries

Doctor: Marijuana is a needed option

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