Recently, a company focused on the healing abilities of cannabis invented a great cannabis patch that can treat diabetic nerve pain and reduce fibromyalgia symptoms. This is a promising breakthrough that puts cannabis on a pedestal after years of ignorance.
The patches should be used in controlled doses and don’t have any adverse side-effects. They can treat fibromyalgia symptoms and pain and reduce the nerve pain caused by diabetes. According to the company, Cannabis Science, the patches can heal any body part, as transdermal methods work better than oral, intramuscular, intravenous or topical application. The patches guarantee a safe amount of cannabis delivered to the system.
Once applied, the patch melts on the skin, which allows full absorption of the layers. These layers contain powerful cannabinoids that can reach the central nervous system and shut down the pain. As you probably already know, THC is one of the cannabinoids in cannabis – the second one is CBD. Unlike THC, CBD doesn’t have hallucinogenic effects, but has vast anti-inflammatory and pain relieving properties.
According to Raymond C. Dabney, CEO of the company, the patches are just the tip of the iceberg. “The development of these two new pharmaceutical medicinal applications are just the tip of the iceberg for what we see as the future for Cannabis Science. While we strive to increase our land capacity for growth and facilities to produce our own product to supply our scientists with proprietary materials to make these formulations, we are also busy researching more potential needs for Cannabis related medical applications and developing the methods for delivery of these medications,” Dabney said and continued: “Over 10% of all Americans are affected by fibromyalgia, and many don’t even know they have it. Neuropathic nerve pain is common in many people worldwide, and these patches can help in the treatment of both diseases. There’s a strong possibility that the patches even cure these health problems.”
“As more states nationwide legislate for the legalization of cannabis and cannabis-derived medications, we here at Cannabis Science are focused on developing pharmaceutical formulations and applications to supply the huge growing demand expected over the coming few years,” Dabney finished.
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