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Multiple Sclerosis Treatment

  Yoga is gradually becoming an accepted and even respected form of exercise that seems to aid in providing relief for many of the symptoms of   Multiple Sclerosis . According to the American Yoga Association website, practicing Yoga can help to improve your overall health and mental state. For the Multiple Sclerosis sufferer, Yoga techniques can be beneficial in helping to relieve some of the common symptoms that are experienced. Those symptoms include such things as balance, flexibility, depression, anxiety and stress. Since many of those with Multiple Sclerosis suffer from these very symptoms, perhaps it would be worth exploring the concept of yoga in a bit more depth. Yoga is a form of exercise that is not strenuous and it can be done by most anyone, regardless of their physical condition. Many type of Yoga exercises can be done from a chair or even from a bed. When you are doing Yoga exercises, you are working to stretch the large muscles that are located in the arms, bac...

Common Myths about Marijuana

  Marijuana is also known as cannabis. It is a psychoactive drug that is also used as medicine. The components of marijuana include cannabinoids, such as cannabidiol (CBD), cannabinol (CBN), tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV) and cannabigerol. Cannabis is often consumed as a drug with physiological and psychoactive effects that include relaxation, euphoria and an increased appetite. Marijuana has Never Been Linked to Psychosocial Problems. Perhaps there is no other plant on eart h  that is more condemned than marijuana. It seems governments are up against this plant, designating it as illegal, without existing evidence of anyone ever dying of an overdose. It has been discovered that the plant is effective in suppressing cancer, reducing blood pressure, treating  Glaucoma , inhibiting  HIV  and alleviating pain. It is a neuro-protective and anti-inflammatory agent and works effectively as an antioxidant. As a highly powerful healing plant, cannabis has not been readil...