Endometriosis: Articles
Our community has compiled a directory of articles written about Endo. While these may not be cannabis related, they help our community understand the condition and some of the challenges & breakthroughs.
Our community has compiled a directory of articles written about Endo. While these may not be cannabis related, they help our community understand the condition and some of the challenges & breakthroughs.
Based on the evidence, including peer reviewed medical research and patient stories, we offer some broad guidance on the products you may find that helps you.
This table is a resource for the community. We aim to: What Does This Mean? Looking across all...
There is extensive research investigating the link between ADHD and cannabis. In addition, we also want to to know more about ADHD, it’s causes and the latest research on genetic cause, current treatments and views of current patients
Many artists use natural medicines to help them creatively. In this ongoing series, musician & singer Sabrina Findlay gives us her top 3 strains for those moments of inspiration.
Terpenes are naturally occurring compounds produced in the trichomes of the female cannabis plant. They are the sleepers of the cannabis world. They underpromise and over deliver every time.
To avoid the negatives of smoking, more patients are opting to vape. In this article we explore the benefits and different options available to patients.
A step-by-step guide, written by Plantz member Luisa Searle -a prescribing doctor – for UK patients considering a prescription for medical cannabis.
This article explores the ways in which cannabinoids may offer relief and support for individuals grappling with the challenges of endometriosis.
At the heart of the ECS are two types of receptors: CB1 (cannabinoid receptor type 1) and CB2 (cannabinoid receptor type 2). Understanding the functions of these receptors is essential for comprehending the intricate relationship between cannabinoids and the human body.