Medical marijuana is a powerful natural option when used with care and under the right guidance. More and more people are discovering that it can help manage symptoms of stress, chronic pain, anxiety, and even help restore certain natural functions in the body. In fact, medical cannabis is now being legally used in many countries—including Canada—because of its wide range of potential therapeutic benefits.
One of its key ingredients, CBD (cannabidiol), is especially popular because it doesn’t cause a “high.” Instead, CBD is known for its calming properties and is often used by people dealing with inflammation, anxiety, seizures, or sleep troubles. It’s a great option for those who want relief without intoxication.
Medical cannabis refers to the use of the cannabis plant—or its components like THC and CBD—for therapeutic purposes. Unlike recreational cannabis, which is sold through licensed stores for adult use, medical marijuana is prescribed by a healthcare provider and accessed through a system regulated by Health Canada.
Patients must get a medical cannabis prescription in Canada through a licensed healthcare provider. If approved, they can:
Medical cannabis is also used to:
One of the best things about medical marijuana is that many patients report fewer side effects than with traditional medications. For this reason, a growing number of Canadians are turning to medical cannabis as an alternative treatment—and some even apply to grow their own plants under Health Canada’s guidelines.
If you're considering this path, it’s important to speak with a team that understands the legal process and your health needs. GrowLegally is here to help you determine your eligibility and walk you through every step of the licensing and consultation process.