The extraordinary effects of marijuana on a patient suffering from multiple sclerosis.
multiple sclerosis, Tony Whiters, 64, will be eternally grateful to a couple of friends who, first, have earned him the marijuana. The newspaper reports the Derby Telegraph. Leaving doctors stunned, Whiters, thanks to the substance, he returned to have greater control of their bodies, to get up from her wheelchair. The scientific explanation is: the first cannabis dramatically reduces muscle spasms and pain. Paul Gates, director of Derby MS Society, found the experience "very encouraging. Tony was not even able to sleep. "Only when it took a while 'to cannabis, for a couple of week, Withers began to notice the difference:" My most acute attacks of pain have become increasingly rare. I even managed to stand on my legs. But when I stopped taking, my condition deteriorated again very quickly. " Margaret Philips, the doctor who has followed this case, said his role as consultant to rehabilitation medicine at the Derby City Hospital: "If the study shows the benefits for people with MS, then it needs to be examined very carefully."
multiple sclerosis, Tony Whiters, 64, will be eternally grateful to a couple of friends who, first, have earned him the marijuana. The newspaper reports the Derby Telegraph. Leaving doctors stunned, Whiters, thanks to the substance, he returned to have greater control of their bodies, to get up from her wheelchair. The scientific explanation is: the first cannabis dramatically reduces muscle spasms and pain. Paul Gates, director of Derby MS Society, found the experience "very encouraging. Tony was not even able to sleep. "Only when it took a while 'to cannabis, for a couple of week, Withers began to notice the difference:" My most acute attacks of pain have become increasingly rare. I even managed to stand on my legs. But when I stopped taking, my condition deteriorated again very quickly. " Margaret Philips, the doctor who has followed this case, said his role as consultant to rehabilitation medicine at the Derby City Hospital: "If the study shows the benefits for people with MS, then it needs to be examined very carefully."
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