Over the years, research has yielded results to suggest that cannabis may be of benefit in the treatment of some conditions..
Chronic pain - More than 10,000 scientific studies on the medical benefits of cannabis found that cannabis, or products containing cannabinoids — which are the active ingredients in cannabis, or other compounds that act on the same receptors in the brain as cannabis— are effective at relieving chronic pain.
Stress & Anxiety - studies have found that the patients, who used cannabis to treat a range of medical problems including anxiety, had largely improved cognitive performance, reduced clinical symptoms and anxiety-related symptoms
Cancer - Evidence suggests that cannabinoids are effective against nausea and vomiting caused by chemotherapy, and some small studies have found that smoked cannabis may also help to alleviate these symptoms
Multiple sclerosis - The short-term use of oral cannabinoids may improve symptoms of spasticity among people with multiple sclerosis, but the positive effects have been found to be modest.
