★★★★★

lorilvick February 2, 2010

“There are enormous benefits for this drug. If you are a chronic pain sufferer - why should you suffer when there is a natural alternative. My research has led me to the conclusion that when used properly, the benefits outweigh the risks. People drink alcohol everyday to ease their so called pains. Really - what is the difference?”

★★★★★

gbryanc August 17, 2016

For Muscle Spasm: “Due to my many illnesses ( General Anxiety Disorder, Depression, Panic Disorder, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Crohn's Disease, Chronic Nausea and Vomiting, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Peptic Ulcer, and Chronic Tension Migraines. ) I am directed to take a cocktail of medications. All of these medications have taken a major toll on my body. The process of finding the right medications was even more excruciating. I was experiencing side effects from several drugs all at once. For two months I was left in indescribable discomfort. As of right now, I am prescribed Zoloft, Valium, Seroquel, Gabapentin, Hyoscyamine, Prednisone, Bentyl, Prochlorperazine, Robaxin, and if the pain is severe, then 20mg of Oxycontin. After matching with all these medications and letting them work their way through my body, I figured this was as much relief as I was going to get. Until I found Cannabis. The wonder drug. It has helped with every single one of my ailments.”

Los Angeles, CA

★★★★★

Rob Ryan· Taken for 6 months to 1 year April 9, 2016

For Nausea/Vomiting, Chemotherapy Induced: “I had stage III colon cancer with a long chemotherapy treatment. At one point my white blood cells were border line for continuing treatment; at that point, I had had enough. I decided I would try marijuana. I discussed this with my oncologist and he was supportive. I distinctly remember using marijuana the first time after a chemotherapy session. After a few short minutes, I felt better than I had in a very long time. I came downstairs asking what was for dinner, which really surprised my wife! That was far different than any other time after a chemo treatment session. My oncologist noted I was gaining weight, and at the end of my treatment, he commented I had actually gained weight during my time in Chemotherapy.”