With the executive order passed by Governor Beshear allowing for the use of medical marijuana to treat specific needs, there are many people looking for the details on how to qualify and what they need to do in order to be able to access medical marijuana for treatment. 

Will marijuana cure Huntington’s disease? No. But it can be used to treat it, just as any other medicinal approach would.

Medical marijuana is a rapidly growing industry, and there are now many different forms of medical marijuana available for patients to use. From traditional flower to edibles, topicals, and tinctures, the choices can be overwhelming. This guide will provide you with a comprehensive overview of the different forms of medical marijuana, and how to use them safely and effectively.

Pain is a common and often debilitating experience that affects individuals across the lifespan. It can be caused by various factors, including injury, surgery, chronic illness, and degenerative conditions. For many people, the use of prescription pain medication and over-the-counter drugs offers only limited relief, with the side effects of these medications often exacerbating the pain. Medical marijuana is becoming an increasingly popular alternative treatment for pain, with many people reporting improved symptoms after using it.

The FDA announced that they would not regulate CBD products. However, as CBD products have become more popular and in higher demand, the need to regulate them continues to grow.

Thanks to Governor Beshear’s Executive Order 2022-798, Kentuckians can now get access to medical marijuana and enjoy the associated rights and privileges. With the help of a Kentucky-licensed doctor, those suffering from one of the qualifying conditions can now obtain a medical cannabis certificate and legally purchase and possess up to 8 ounces of marijuana.

In this article, we will explore the current research on how medical marijuana may be used to help people with depression and discuss the potential benefits of using it as a treatment.

Governor Beshears executive order legalizing medical marijuana leaves some questions unanswered. Kentucky doctors are left to figure out these questions on their own.

There is a growing body of research that suggests medical marijuana may be an effective tool to treat PTSD. If you live in Kentucky and suffer from PTSD, you may qualify for your Kentucky medical marijuana card.

It’s no secret that for several years now lawmakers have been working diligently to improve the laws in regards to marijuana. Recently, Governor Beshears remitted an executive order for the use of medical marijuana. We also saw the House of Representatives pass the vote to allow a medical marijuana program in 2022.