History of Medical Marijuana

According to Grinspoon's marijuana (2005), it may be a crop planted 10,000 years ago. The first evidence proves that the use of medicated cannabis can be traced back to the Chinese emperor Chen Hen who lived 5000 years ago. (Grinspoon, 2005; Guterman 2000). Even Queen Victoria has a doctor who recommends using marijuana as a medicine to treat diseases such as "insomnia, migraine, menstrual pain, muscle spasm" (Guterman, 2000, p.

In 2006, the US Food and Drug Administration stated that cannabis is harmful and has not been used for medical treatment, and dismissed the Medical Cannabis Act ("History"). Medical marijuana is considered illegal in federal ranking, but the Obama administration states that they comply with domestic medical marijuana law. This means that the federal government will allow states to decide how to deal with this problem. Therefore, discussion on the legalization of cannabis involves a small discussion on the legalization of medical cannabis. (Russell 534)

Marijuana for medical use has become a topic for many years, not only in legitimizing medical marijuana in particular, but also in recent years entertaining it. Many people legalize medical marijuana, but many people are against it. Can marijuana really have medical value? Is there sufficient scientific evidence to support information on medical marijuana? Regardless of whether there is a difference between the use of plants and the use of condensed plants legalization of cannabis and marijuana is a very controversial and sudden problem in today's society. Many people have malicious comments in the past and now, but the truth and useful facts of marijuana finally surfaced again. Unfortunately, our society is a very important group for the legalization of marijuana because of the stereotypes of people who are regarded as 'smokers'.

Legalization of marijuana cannabis has existed since the beginning of the 20th century. Throughout history, marijuana has been illegally used for recreational and medical purposes. Recently, marijuana has been used for medical purposes such as supporting HIV / AID patients, treating migraine, suppressing nausea by chemotherapy. Today, 21 US states legalize medicinal hemp, including two states currently legalizing marijuana for recreation. From