Things that make you say “OHM”

Cannabinoid receptors are in areas of the brain that are related to behavior, thought, and mood. When cannabis interacts with these receptors, they can quiet an overactive mind and provide a sense of contentment. When the cannabinoid receptors found throughout our bodies are activated, they can produce a relaxing effect by calming muscles that are holding stress.
As more and more people turn to yoga and meditation for both physical, mental, and spiritual health, there is no denying that medical marijuana has a symbiotic relationship with both practices. With the correct dosages and administration, medical marijuana is a great vehicle to enhance the centered-like feeling that meditation and yoga provide. Just remember, take a few deep breaths and….OHM.
Patient Case Study: Autism
Julianne Care, PharmD helps a patient whose medical marijuana regimen was not successful in managing his symptoms of autism.
Patient Case Study: Pain & Anxiety
Lindsey Marshall, PharmD helps a patient find the right cannabis treatment for their lower back pain that ranges from moderate to severe and affects their ability to complete daily activities, along with general anxiety and agitation.
Kicking PTSD in the Bud
Each person’s experience is unique and there is no universal treatment for PTSD and its symptoms, but an increasing number of experts are recommending cannabis as an incredibly therapeutic treatment for PTSD symptoms.