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What Conditions Can It Help?
Medical marijuana may be used to:
- Ease pain. This includes different types of chronic pain, including pain from nerve damage.
- Control nausea and vomiting. The most common use is for nausea and vomiting caused by chemotherapy for cancer.
- Make a person feel like eating. This helps people who do not eat enough and lose weight due to other illnesses, such as HIV/AIDS and cancer.
Some small studies show that marijuana might relieve symptoms in people who have:
- Multiple sclerosis
- Crohn disease
- Inflammatory bowel disease
- Epilepsy
Smoking marijuana lowers pressure inside the eyes. But the effect does not last long and this is not often the recommended treatment for glaucoma. Other glaucoma medicines work better to treat the disease.
DZIAŁANIE
Wyrób charakteryzuje się działaniem łagodzącym uporczywe dolegliwości: świąd, pieczenie, szorstkość i łuszczenie się skóry, zmniejszając widoczność zmian o charakterze egzemy. Wzmacnia barierę naskórkową, zapobiegając przenikaniu czynników zewnętrznych, w tym czynników drażniących i alergenów. Naturalne oleje zawarte w formule wspierają prawidłowe funkcje barierowe skóry.
Wyrób wzbogacony w ceramidy, chroni przed nadmierną utratą wody, zapewnia właściwe natłuszczenie skóry, stwarzając odpowiednie warunki do procesu regeneracji naskórka.
Regularne stosowanie pozwala wydłużyć okres remisji choroby.
Alternative Names
Pot, Grass, Cannabis, Weed, Hash, Ganja
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