Articles
The Dietary And Medicinal Uses Of Cannabis
- “Clearing the Smoke: The Science of Cannabis”
- A hour-long documentary from Montana PBS revealing how cannabis acts on the brain and in the body to treat illness
- “Cannabis as a Unique Functional Food” (pdf-2MB)
- An article by Dr. Courtney from Treating Yourself (Issue 24, 2010) regarding the use of raw cannabis as a dietary supplement.
- “Raw Medicine” (pdf-576KB)
- An article from High Times Medical Marijuana by Kym Kemp detailing Kristen Peskuski's health challenges and the healing power of raw cannabis.
- “Cannabis and Cannabinoids” from the National Cancer Institute
- An overview of the use of Cannabis and its components as a treatment for people with cancer
- Cannabidiol As A Novel Inhibitor Of Id-1 Gene Expression In Aggressive Breast Cancer Cells (pdf-228KB)
- An article from Molecular Cancer Therapeutics by McAllister, et al, regarding the use of CBD to decrease the spread of breast cancer cells.
- A Molecular Link between the Active Component of Marijuana and Alzheimer’s Disease Pathology (pdf-144KB)
- An article from Molecular Pharmaceutics by Eubanks, et al, regarding the use of THC to treat Alzheimer’s Disease.
- Cannabinoids and the Endocannabinoid System (pdf-160KB)
- A review from Cannabinoids by Franjo Grotenhermen, regarding human cannabinoid receptors and their activation.
- Biologically Active Cannabinoids from High-Potency Cannabis sativa (pdf-428KB)
- An article from the Journal of Natural Products by Radwan, et al, identifying nine new biologically active compounds in Cannabis.
- Integration of Medical Nutrition Therapy and Pharmacotherapy (pdf-116KB)
- A position paper from the American Dietetic Association, regarding medical nutrition therapy as a part of the Nutrition Care Process.
- Non-psychotropic Plant Cannabinoids: New Therapeutic Opportunities From An Ancient Herb (pdf-820KB)
- An article from Trends in Pharmacological Sciences by Izzo, Borrelli, Capasso, Di Marzo, and Mechoulam which details medical values of non-mind-altering compounds in cannabis.
- “Form Of Medical Marijuana Won't Get You High, But It's Creating A Buzz”
- An artice from The Washington Post by Karl Vick on Dr. Courtney's practice and the medical benefits of raw cannabis.
- The Summer 09 Issue of O’Shaughnessy’s, the Journal of Cannabis in Clinical Practice
- Articles include: “Lab Starts Testing Cannabis — High CBD Strains Identified”, “Obama Administration Policy: A Guide for the Perplexed”, and “Cannabinoids and Cancer”
- ICRS 2009 Program (pdf-3.9MB)
- Abstracts from 2009’s International Cannabinoid Research Society. This year, they focus largely on the use of CBD in managing aggressive breast cancer.
- ICRS 2008 Program (pdf-1.9MB)
- Abstracts from 2008’s International Cannabinoid Research Society include current research on heat sensitive cannabinoids (CBDA, THCA, CBCA, CBGA), the new receptors (GPR55 and GPR12), and CBD's actions on a broad range of medical conditions, including bone remodeling, angiogenic switches, and cancer of the prostate, brain, and skin.
- ICRS 2007 Program (pdf-1.6MB)
- Abstracts from 2007’s International Cannabinoid Research Society.
- ICRS 2006 Program (pdf-1.1MB)
- Abstracts from 2006’s International Cannabinoid Research Society.
- Granny Storm Crow’s MMJ Reference List (pdf-5MB)
- 420 pages of links to articles about medical marijuana.