Severe Insomnia Help

I’ve been through my own battles with insomnia, especially during high-stress periods. Tried everything, cutting caffeine, yoga, evening walks, you name it.

What surprisingly helped me was looking into alternative options like medical cannabis. I know it’s not for everyone, but I came across structured treatments in the UK through clinics like Releaf. They focus on using weed for anxiety, which for some people, is at the root of their sleep issues. Just having that option on the table felt like a step in the right direction.

Sometimes it’s just about finding what works for you, even if it’s a little outside the usual path.

 

I am not a medical professional and all opinion expressed below are discussion purposes only and not to be taken as medical advice.

In fact, 90% of information available in public domain about cannabis are not only inaccurate but also supported by lobbies of major pharmaceutical companies. If you look at the history, how cannabis were banned in America and included as Scheduled Substance, you will understand the real reason for such misinformation. I am not a cannabis user but extensively researched about it to understand the real medicinal effects of cannabis. If Cannabis were to be made legal worldwide, the world would save so much in regulating this product and earn sales-tax and income-tax from the companies that process cannabis. Besides economic benefits, the people will benefit in curing their depression, stress-related health conditions, insomnia, epilopsy, Multiple Sclerosis, nerve issues, pain management, and many more. Pharmaceutical products can be avoided by the people which cause much more side effects than cannabis.

Needless to say, taken in right quantities, cannabis can resolve a lot of health issues, in my honest opinion. I have also reviewed case studies of the effect of Micro-dosing of magic mushrooms and how it resolved deep hurt and guilt that were stored in subconscious mind. At least, cannabis should be accepted as medicinal products even if recreational purposes are not approved by the governments. Every election year, this is one of the resolutions that is sent to the voters in every state in the US and depending on each states conservative/progressive mix, it goes through majority approval. For example, in Florida, it went above 50% approval but what is needed in the state is 2/3rd majority. It is being a conservative state, it is difficult to cross that threshold. However, the State government is flexible on those who use it for medicinal purposes, and provide licenses to the users once it is approved by a medical professional.

 

be carefull with cannibus. some of my friends complained about memory after some months.