Additionally, the study found, individuals who used medical marijuana for legitimate medical conditions decreased their use of opioids by 50 percent. When her parents finally succeeded in persuading her doctors to try medical marijuana, her seizures dropped to several a week. Medical cannabis has been approved to treat 17 medical conditions in both adults and children, including cancer, HIV/AIDS, epilepsy, autism, ALS, and PTSD. Vaporization or nebulization of medical marijuana will be an option, when medically appropriate. Wolf and their state legislators to thank for enacting one of the most comprehensive medical marijuana laws in the nation.
The following forms of medical marijuana are permitted: oils, tinctures, plant material, edibles and patches. People found in possession of marijuana that have a letter from their doctor stating the patient needs medical marijuana may be able to present that as an affirmative defense. The law prohibits the use of medical marijuana by smoking or combustion, but does allows for vaporization (vaping). Medical marijuana is now approved for use in Ohio but its still not available to those in need as all the rules and regulations for it's medical use are not yet approved. However, it is really up to individual law enforcement agencies whether to accept that defense.
collected by :Lucy William
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