The Use of Marijuana for Medical Purposes

About 3 million people in the United States suffer from glaucoma, actually 2 million people are harmed. Glaucoma is the biggest cause of blindness in the United States. Cannabis smoking has the property of lowering intraocular pressure (intraocular pressure or intraocular pressure), relieving pain, slowing the speed, and sometimes preventing eye damage. Like glaucoma it is important that more than 300,000 Americans suffer from multiple sclerosis. The body attacks the myelin sheath which is the sheath separating the nerve fibers.

In 2008, Michigan voted to use cannabis for medical purposes. I will explore the two papers, one is the prohibition of wine: to keep marijuana illegal and the second is to legalize marijuana. The second paper "legalization of legal marijuana" presents many effective ideas on why marijuana should be legalized for medical use. Michigan is currently a member of 15 other states that passed the marijuana consumption law for medical purposes.

In 1996, California became the first state in the US to legalize cannabis for medical purposes. Medical marijuana is currently legal in 29 states. Opponents of medical marijuana believe that such laws will increase the use of cannabis cannabis but believe that medical marijuana will help solve the US opioid crisis by reducing excessive death . The first claim that legalized medical marijuana increased adolescent entertainment use and was solved by a new meta-analysis aggregating eleven independent studies of four large US survey data dating back to 1991 . As a result - analysis shows that there is no major change (increase or decrease) in youth entertainment use after establishing medical marijuana. Available evidence suggests that adult entertainment may increase after passage of medical cannabis, but there are much less studies on the impact of adult cannabis on medical cannabis.

Since the 1990s, the use of cannabis has been increasingly accepted in the United States, and in many states it is permitted to use cannabis for medical purposes. In most states, marijuana is still illegal without a prescription. Since the election in 2012, voters in the District of Columbia and Alaska, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, Oregon, Washington State have approved the legalization of cannabis for recreation. Cannabis is classified as illegal under federal law