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Affecting over 10 million people worldwide , Parkinson's is currently the second most common neurodegenerative disorder that’s related to age. It’s more prevalent among people over 80 years of age. While there’s no specific treatment for the disease, there are several ways in which it can be stabilized to slow down the brain degeneration process.  The disease can have devastating effects on the patient and can impair their cognitive, physical, and emotional functionality. The medical expenses associated with the condition can also create financial problems for the elderly who are struggling to find a cheaper medication. Medical Cannabis as an Alternative Treatment for Parkinson's Due to the costs and various side-effects of conventional Parkinson's medication, many people are looking for alternatives that are just as effective.  According to a recent study  published in The European Journal of Internal Medicine, medical marijuana has been found to be ...

The idea that consuming marijuana is only good for getting you high is a myth. According to research , athletes and gym enthusiasts who consume marijuana before and/or after working out can increase their workout session by as much as 43 minutes! With the legalization of marijuana in several states, the social stigma around its consumption has started to loosen up. Fitness gurus and gym enthusiasts have, as a result, started to challenge the stereotype of the lazy stoner.  After having proven its benefits in the health sector, marijuana has also started to gain popularity in the sports world. The following are ways in which the legalization and consumption of medical marijuana and cannabis can boost your fitness regimen: Reduces Inflammation Reducing joint and muscle inflammation  is one of the most promising benefits of medical marijuana. The nonpsychoactive cannabinoid in marijuana, CBD, typically has this effect. Athletes have long been using marijuana to...