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As a biomedical expert, I’m frequently asked about the specifics of medical cannabis and how it can affect depression. In simplest terms, cannabis can be beneficial for some people with depression. It also depends on the type of depression, how long the individual has suffered with the condition and the severity of the symptoms. Generally, this is because cannabis can help to reduce feelings of anxiety, improve sleep, and heighten the mood. Not only that,

Migraine is one of the most common neurological conditions experienced by adults in North America. Those who experience migraine often have tremendous pain, headaches, nausea, and even light sensitivity. The exact cause of migraines is still largely unknown, so treatment and prevention can be difficult. For many of these individuals, traditional treatments like painkillers do not always work to ease the pain. Fortunately, medical cannabis is being explored more and more as an option for

Do you struggle with insomnia? You’re not alone. About one-third of adults worldwide have trouble getting a good night’s sleep now and then. Unfortunately, this can affect your health and well-being in myriad ways. Fortunately, there is a potential solution: medical cannabis. Here at the Elios clinics, we have been exploring the potential of medical cannabis to help improve sleep. And, from what we’ve seen, it can be a highly effective solution. Medical cannabis is

Medical cannabis has been touted as a potential “miracle drug” for many conditions, but its potential for treating epilepsy, in particular, is just beginning to be explored. As a medical cannabis clinic, we want to share some of the most recent cannabis research to treat epilepsy. Epilepsy is a complex neurological disorder characterized by recurrent, unpredictable seizures. Various medicines are available to manage epilepsy, but unfortunately, these drugs are not effective for all patients. This

If you’re suffering from knee pain and looking for relief, you may want to consider medical cannabis as a potential treatment. Cannabis has long been used to treat various ailments, and its potential to treat chronic pain conditions is well documented. Medical cannabis is being increasingly used to manage the pain associated with knee osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, as well as sports-related injuries of the knee. Medical cannabis has the potential to provide relief for

Cannabis has been used in alternative medicine for centuries to treat various ailments, including joint pain. Recently, research has suggested that cannabis can provide relief for individuals who have arthritis, joint pain and other musculoskeletal conditions. The use of cannabis for joint pain can be traced to ancient times, when cannabis was used for its analgesic (pain-relieving) properties. In the modern era, a growing body of research has highlighted cannabis’ potential as an effective treatment

At Elios Clinics, we understand the plight of individuals suffering from chronic back pain. And that is why we are dedicated to helping people discover the medicinal benefits of medical cannabis. Research has shown that medical cannabis can be a safe and effective option for helping to relieve chronic back pain. In addition, as a tightly regulated medication, cannabis can be prescribed to aid and improve the health-related quality of life in those living with

Medical cannabis appears to offer a promising solution to those who have fibromyalgia. Cannabinoid compounds work in concert with the body’s endocannabinoid system, often relieving fibromyalgia symptoms such as chronic pain, fatigue, sleeping problems, and depression. In addition, many other symptoms, such as headaches, IBS, and joint pain, can be alleviated with medical cannabis.   At Elios Clinics, many fibromyalgia patients are hesitant to try medical cannabis due to fear of the unknown. However, it

PTSD: Post Traumatic Stress disorder is a mental health condition that can greatly affect a person’s life. Research is increasingly supporting using cannabis-based treatments to help those with PTSD find relief. The evidence suggests that cannabis may benefit individuals with PTSD and is slowly strengthening. For example, a 2009 study found that the average dose of marijuana was associated with reduced PTSD symptoms. Similarly, a 2012 study found that using cannabis once or twice a month