Patient From Japan Seeks Relief With Legal Medical Marijuana In U.S.
Posted by Mercy J. James in Education, tags: alternative care, alternative medicine, disease, Dispensaries, Education, health, illness, Marijuana, Medical Cannabis, medical care, medical marijuana, MMJDenver medical marijuana is available to all people who need it. And, one foreign MMJ patient suffering with Crohn’s disease is fighting the odds to stay here in the U.S., hoping for political or medical asylum. Japanese-born Kenichi Nalita has taken the battle of medical marijuana to the Japanese courts because the government has failed to recognize cannabis as a medication, making him the first MMJ user to do so. As of right now, Nalita obtains his medical cannabis from California, taking just several grams of MMJ every day to help him live. MMJ has enabled the rebuilding of the bowel’s mucous membranes and controlled the immune system, all without any side effects or limitations in diet. This was something he couldn’t get with Western medications like immune inhibition treatment, steroids, etc. Can medical marijuana help you live a better life?
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