Do we NEED Medicinal Cannabis?

Prescription medicine is on a very short supply...

• Pharmaceutical prescription drugs that cover a multitude of ailments are highly unavailable due to strong global demand and an increase in price for local hospitals to attain them. Chemotherapy side effects, AIDS, ADHD, severe body pain, anxiety, depression, insomnia, as well as a plethora of other ailments all have had prescription medicines related to their treatments become sparse and in most cases, too expensive for the average patient to afford regularly.

• Cannabis can be applied through a variety of methods making the delivery of the drug to the body very simple and painless. The ailments that cannabis can help combat range from physical to mental in nature and given the fact that cannabis carries minimal side effects, the treatment of serious ailments through the use of cannabis is seen as dynamic and thoroughly beneficial by many healthcare practitioners. The cost-effective and relatively harmless medicinal application of cannabis gives a wide array of individuals the capacity to live what they consider to be a better quality life, with less pain and suffering from their ailments.

• All transactions involving medicinal cannabis are taxed by the state of California, and at Tranquility Health Collective LLC, our focus is the continuance of fair practices relating to medical cannabis including the full compliance with CA laws and a true respect for state and federal authorities. Legal medical cannabis organizations provide revenue directly to the state, and by eliminating the necessity of illicit "drug dealers", money from these transactions is cycled back into the economy rather than furthering a criminal enterprise.

   
Please research the many studies regarding cannabis as a medicine and see for yourself how this drug can greatly help the health and wellness of the people who can responsibly use it. 

Resources
ABC News
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/video/pills-best-solution-insomnia-dr-vaughn-mccall-modifying-sleep-behavior-health-15398738

Center for Medical Cannabis Research
http://www.cmcr.ucsd.edu/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=102&Itemid=170

GW Pharmaceuticals
http://www.gwpharm.com/cannabinoids-science.aspx#history