Global Science Innovative Foundation conducted a systematic review and found that out of the six samples they had tested, five of those showed spasticity reduction and the positive effect on the mobility on sclerosis patients who used the extract of cannabis.
The researchers of this foundation, who are based in Los Angeles, Marie Rowland and Shaheen Lakhan, looked for samples that they can use to evaluate these cannabis extracts. The extracts they were looking for are known as Delta9-THC and cannabidiol. This study was published in BMC Neurology’s December 2009 issue.
In their study, they were trying to relate these two extracts as one of the cures to one of the most hard to treat symptoms of multiple sclerosis, which is spasticity. This is when a muscle involuntarily contracts. Spasticity is the most common symptom of multiple sclerosis.
Medications and therapies done for this symptom are difficult to achieve and really have undesirable and intolerable side effects.
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