Most Canadian clinics and doctors won't prescribe larger amounts of medicinal cannabis. Many won't prescribe it at all. The majority of doctors and NPs don't fully understand how patients use
Big win for Canadians as Health Canada allows for the medicinal use of Psilocybin (also known as Magic Mushrooms) After a 2 month consultation period with the public, it became
We specialize in helping people obtain their license to grow their own medical marijuana, weed, cannabis, or whatever you like to call it! What we do is we help you
A study recently published in the Journal of Viral Hepatitis conducted by french researchers looked at over 10,000 people who have been diagnosed with chronic hepatitis virus (HCV) before they
Growing for your own medicinal needs under Health Canada’s ACMPR program can be very rewarding and give you piece of mind knowing full well what chemicals and pesticides went into
Being in the ACMPR consulting industry, we are often asked by patients where they can grow their medicine. We recommend always getting the landlords permission when renting an apartment or
In Canada, you're allowed to grow up to four plants of marijuana per residence. But did you know that if you need it, you can grow more? Everybody has different
Marijuana is a miracle herb for those who experience chronic pain, especially for those who experience debilitation because of it. For these people, harmful painkillers like opioids have been touted
Every since the legalization of weed/cannabis/marijuana in Canada, we've been helping people get their ACMPR medical marijuana license so people can grow their own weed. It's what we encourage people
Actor Jim Belushi recently made an appearance on Fox News Explaining how medical marijuana may have saved his brother, John Belushi's life. Belushi is an actor, but he's also a
An Israeli firm has conducted clinical trials and discovered that marijuana still delivers pain relief when taken in small qualities, known as micro-dosing. This, according to the company’s research, makes
A study from researchers at the University of New Mexico found that more than nine out of 10 migraine patients who inhaled cannabis experienced relief from their symptoms. The report
