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THC BioMed International Ltd. engages in the research, development and cultivation of medical cannabis. It offers horticulture training, record keeping and documenting, research studies and analytical services.

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Our Strains

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Skunk #2

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Jack Herer

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Northern Lights

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Gorilla Glue

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Mazar Extra

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Dragon's Lettuce

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Potential Uses for Medical Cannabis

Cannabis is made up of multiple types of phytocannabinoid components, the two most studied being THC and CBD. To date, 568 unique molecules have been identified in cannabis; of these, more than 60 are cannabinoids—compounds that act on receptors in the body’s endocannabinoid system. This system plays a key role in endogenous pain control. Two of the cannabinoids found in cannabis, THC and CBD, along with other cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoid compounds, are thought to exhibit synergistic effects that promote pain relief.
Studies worldwide have determined that adult patients with chronic pain who were treated with cannabis/cannabinoids were more likely to experience a clinically noteworthy reduction in pain symptoms.
Early evidence has shown that the compound THC found in cannabis plants has strong sedative effects and may help you fall asleep easier by relaxing your body and inducing drowsiness. When THC degrades over time, it converts into cannabinol (CBN), a compound that is much more sedating than THC.
When used in combination with THC, CBN can promote better sleep and prolong sleep time. Research also indicates that medical cannabis for insomnia might help sleep-deprived individuals stay asleep and reduce the number of times a user wakes up.
How does cannabis affect hunger? According to a 2014 article in Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience, smoking or ingesting cannabis can increase a person's appetite by stimulating cannabinoid (CB1) receptors in the brain. These receptors release a hormone that increases food intake.
The ability of THC to stimulate appetite is valuable since many illnesses cause extreme appetite loss which reduces quality of life and slows recovery.
Medical Cannabis has been successfully used to treat mental health conditions such as anxiety, PTSD, schizophrenia, etc.
The medical benefits of Cannabis are extensive, and vary between products and strains. If you feel you are suffering from a mental health condition and could benefit from Medical Cannabis treatment, consult your doctor before use.
Several clinical studies have found that cannabis use can reduce intraocular pressure as well as most conventional glaucoma medications. This is true whether the cannabinoids are administered orally, intravenously, or by inhalation but not when they are applied directly to the eye.

Consult your doctor for appropriate assessment to see if medical cannabis is right for you.

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Organic, pesticide-free cannabis.

Questions? Don’t hesitate to call! (Ask us about delivery!)

5/62-63 Vises Road, Moo 5 RAWAI, MUANG, PHUKET, 83130 THAILAND

Jorge's Diamond #2

Banana Blaze

Skunk #2

Jack Herer

Northern Lights

Gorilla Glue

Mazar Extra

Dragon's Lettuce

Potential Uses for Medical Cannabis

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