Author: Erin Elizabeth

New Study Shows Medical Marijuana May Be A Cure For Migraines In the wake of the breaking tragedy where doctors tried to mimic cannabis in a drug (which harmed chimps and left people dead and dying) we have actual good news regarding cannabis. The natural plant wins over harmful drugs. Again. A study has finally been done, which proves that medical marijuana treats migraines. Something like this has never been done before because of the federal regulations in the U.S. that prevent scientists from obtaining cannabis for their research. However, migraine and headache sufferers have been smoking pot to alleviate pain for years and now there is scientific evidence to confirm what they already knew. The study was conducted at the University of Colorado’s Anschutz Medical Campus. One hundred and twenty one people who had diagnosed cases of migraines, were treated with medical marijuana between January 2010 and September 2014. Researchers found that, “migraines were reduced from over 10 a month to less than five per month. The majority of participants — 103 of them — reported a decrease in migraines overall. And only three saw an increase in migraines over the course of the trial”, reports Medical Daily. The trial participants were able to use the cannabis in multiple ways; either smoking or eating it. Most people preferred to inhale the marijuana if they were treating headaches though, since it seemed to work faster than consuming...