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Aspirin: sometimes thought to be a derivative of the willow tree bark, Aspirin is actually a synthesized form of the prodrug Salicin. While Aspirin has a relatively safe history of use, Aspirin is listed as potentially increasing the risk of a bleeding stroke or gastrointestinal bleeding. So many would recommend, best not for daily use. Ibuprofen: similar to Aspirin in the public's history of general safe use, but carries increased risk of serious cardiovascular blood clotting events, heart attack and stroke. These risks may increase with extended use. Opiates: effective pain relievers, but are prone to misuse even by those carefully following prescribed guidelines. There is also an association between both people with depression being more likely to obtain opioids, and people taking opioids being more likely to have depression or mental health challenges. Cannabis Medicine: genuine wholeplant cannabis medicine has no reasonable toxicity level, and 'endocannabinoids' are native to the human body and mammals' endocannabinoid systems, and endogenous cannabinoids are those manufactured by the body. In its ingested form wholeplant cannabinoids provide inflammation reduction without adverse health risks. Endocannabinoid science would actually take this further, to point out that beyond inflammation reduction, effected directly by the body's own cellular health mechanical system, feeding the endocannabinoid system cannabinoids has numerous other potential health benefits, without risk.
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thank you all for all your support for all these years and so glad the meds are helping!
RCM Staff
Portland Maine since 2014
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