Cannabis is quickly becoming one of the top medications that people are using for treating a wide variety of ailments. It has been used for many years, but with the legality of cannabis in most states, it is now becoming widely available. A company has now come out with an effective patch that can help to relieve diabetic nerve pain and fibromyalgia symptoms.
For years, cannabis has gotten a bad reputation but it deserves better attention than what it has received. The patch is only something that releases what is best in the skin, and it enters into the bloodstream. It relieves neurological nerve pain that is caused by diabetes and fibromyalgia. The controlled dose from the patch doesn’t harm the body and there are no side effects associated with it.
Cannabis Science assures their clients that the patch is able to heal the affected part of the body. Transdermal methods have been used for years because they are better than other solutions. Topical, intramuscular injections, intravenous injections and oral usage of cannabis is not as effective.
The patch guarantees that the amount needed for healing is delivered to the patient.
The patch can be applied through a membrane that allows absorption or thin layers that melt on the skin. The thin layers contain a powerful cannabinoid extract and is able to affect the central nervous system to relieve pain.
CBD is the second most effective cannabinoid in cannabis. THC is the first, but CBD offers anti-inflammatory and pain relieving potential without side effects, aside from the hallucinogenic effect.
The CEO for Cannabis Science, Mr. Raymond C. Dabney, says the product is just a small portion of the capacity of cannabis science.
“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,” explained the CEO.
Over 10% of Americans have fibromyalgia but many are unaware that they have it.
Neuropathic pain is also very common and these patches can help to treat both of the diseases. The patches may even cure various 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,” finished Dabney.
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