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Studies have suggested that medical marijuana seeds can reduce the pain of a condition called chronic pain syndrome in which is when a burning sensation occurs and touch can feel like an injury.

chronic pain syndrome has been shown to be unaffected by drugs like aspirin and very resistant to stronger analgesics such as opiates.

A study on neuropathic pain related to HIV infection had 50 patients smoked medical marijuana cigarettes three times a day or medical marijuana seeds cigarettes from which active ingredients had been extracted in a study done in 2007 .

They were then instructed to rate their pain on a scale from “no pain” to “worst pain imaginable.”

The results revealed a 34% reduction in ratings of pain in the medical marijuana group compared with 17% in the placebo group over five days of research and published in the journal Neurology.

Additional research concluded that 44 patients found that medical marijuana alleviated neuropathic pain arising from a variety of conditions, including spinal cord injury and diabetes and was published in June in the Journal of Pain.

Participants smoked medical marijuana on a set schedule — first two puffs, then three puffs an hour later, then four puffs an hour after that — from a single cigarette containing either 0%, 3.5%, or 7% THC.

Prior to smoking medical marijuana the average rating of pain was around 55 on a 100-point scale and decreased by 46% in both treatment groups and by 27% in the placebo group one hour after the last smoke.

It is quite normal for analgesic drugs are often tested against experimentally induced pain. Such studies have been conducted for medical marijuana too.

One such example of this is when 15 healthy volunteers received skin injections with capsaicin as was published in 2007 in the journal Anesthesiology.

capsaicin is the compound behind that fiery spice in chile peppers; and then the participants smoked different strength medical marijuana cigarettes.

The medium dose, with a 4% THC concentration, lessened the burning pain.

The studies all concluded that smoked marijuana seeds can bring relief to sufferers of neuropathic pain comparable to other analgesic drugs.

As with all pain pills you have to keep taking it to continue gaining the benefits.

Dealing with stiff, cramping muscles, and daily aching is just another way of life for 2.5 million people who live with MS. Another 15 million people who suffer from spinal chord injuries have similar pains on top of limited movement and the lack of sleep they most desperately need.

Many of the conventional medications can reduce the patients discomfort-yet taking them rarely provides complete relief. Often the drugs cause weakness, drowsiness, and other side effects that some patients find intolerable such as always being constipated.

With this outlook, many patients who have MS and spinal injuries have sought the use of medical marijuana seeds because when they smoke the herb, their pain decreases.

Patients of spinal chord injuries and MS also said they valued the drug because it relieved nausea or helped them sleep. A 1982 study of people with spinal cord injuries, found that 21 of 43 of the case studies reported that marijuana lessened muscle spasticity (a condition in which muscles tense reflexively and resist stretching), while nearly every participant in a 1997 survey of 112 regular marijuana seed users with multiple sclerosis replied that the drug lessened both pain and spasticity.

This is not to say that most people with multiple sclerosis find relief with marijuana but only that the marijuana users among them do.

Animal research demonstrates that marijuana reduces muscle spasticity. Spasms are theorized to occur in areas of the brain that manage movement, including various areas that have abundant cannabinoid receptors.

One such experiment showed that when rodents receive small doses of cannabinoids they become more active, yet when they receive higher doses they are less active

Many users report that the herb makes their body sway back and fourth.

The exact process in which cannabinoids exert these effects remains unknown. Despite the suggestive findings and the depth of anecdotal evidence, marijuana seeds antispasmodic properties remain largely untested in the clinic.

Very few reports are helpful because they are limited in the amount of people and in general hard to find.

Still, the lack of good universally effective medicine for muscle spasticity is a compelling reason to continue exploring cannonaded drugs in the clinic.

On August 18, 2008 A La Times medical reporter interviewed a group of doctors that were researching the benefits of medical marijuana seeds. Depending on the audience, marijuana is just as dangerous a drug as PCP and heroin and therefore should be kept illegal, or it’s a wonder herb that is just bursting with unknown benefits and is being suppressed by the government–or perhaps its a little bit of both: a marijuana seeds plant with tremendous benefits as well as drawbacks, yet worth looking into.

As the political debate continues, a small group of scientist continue to test the effects of inhaled marijuana for treatment of nausea, muscle spasms, and pain.

The researchers point out that all drugs carry risks–when you look into most medicine cabinets in American households, you will find them filled with aspirins, antihistamines, and pain killers. What doctors try to do is weigh the positives versus the negatives of what the medicine can do and from there they reach a decision–why not for marijuana as well, some researchers are asking.

After looking into the truth, these scientist discovered that marijuana does indeed have significant medical benefits for those who suffer from chronic pain syndromes, multiple sclerosis, cancer pain, AIDS wasting syndrome, and the nausea that accompanies chemotherapy. These scientist have also discovered that their attempts to try to harness and understand their findings is being hampered. They also note that the risks associated with marijuana seeds use are real but very small.

Dr. Donald Abrams, chief of hematology and oncology at San Francisco General Hospital and professor of clinical medicine at UC San Francisco, says he sees patients experiencing nausea and vomiting from treatment, cancer patients in pain, not eating or sleeping well, and being depressed about their general situation.

He notes that he finds joy that he resides in California where the use of medical marijuana is permitted by state law, even though federal enforcement continually raiding cannabis shops in the state and also scrutinize physicians who accept cannabis as a form of treatment for the patient.

“I can talk to patients about medicinal cannabis [and] I’m often recommending it to them for these indications,” Abrams says.

The use of marijuana seeds for medical purposes has a history that goes back thousands of years. The plant was used all throughout Asia, the Middle East, and Africa for ailments like earaches, child birth, stress relief, and pain relief.

Medical researchers have recently began to investigate marijuana’s effects on various kinds of pain such as damaged nerves in people with HIV, diabetes and spinal cord injury; to cancer; and from multiple sclerosis.

The widespread twist-in incandescent bulb produces light frequently in the longer wavelengths: far-red, red, orange, and yellow.

Advanced wattage bulbs produce a broader spectrum of light than lower-wattage bulbs. Incandescent can be used unaccompanied to marijuana seeds, but the marijuana plants will cultivate slowly and look sullen and yellow.

Incandescent combined with fluorescent work well, but fluorescent are an improved source of red light. Fluorescent tubes generate slightly less heat per watt.

With incandescent, heat is concentrated in the small bulb area, rather than the length of the tube, and can burn the plants.

In addition incandescent have less than one-third the efficiency of fluorescent bulbs in terms of electricity used.

If you make your mind up to use incandescent in combination with fluorescent, use two times the wattage of incandescent to blue source fluorescent. T

hat is, two 40-watt Daylight tubes to about three 60-watt incandescent, evenly spacing the red and blue sources.

The general floodlight has a spectrum similar to but somewhat broader than incandescent. Because they shed their light in one direction and operate at higher intensities. T

hese lights work better than incandescent, both as a single source and to supplement natural or fluorescent light.

The finest function for floodlights and incandescent is to complement natural and fluorescent light, in particular when the marijuana plants get bigger and during flowering.

Incandescent and floodlights require no special fixtures, although reflectors enhance the amount of light the marijuana plants accumulate.

These lights are effortless to hang or position around the sides of any light system, and their strong red band promotes more growth and good flower development as you grow hydro weed marijuana seeds.

Some of their energy is in the far-red band. Most purple gro-tubes and white fluorescent are deficient in this band, and addition of a few incandescent to make them more effective.

Several companies make screw-in spotlights specifically for marijuana plant growth.

Although they are an improvement over incandescent as a single source, these lights don’t perform nearly as well as fluorescent.

A 150-watt bulb would grow one plant perhaps four feet tall.

Two eight-foot fluorescent tubes (160 watts) will easily grow eight six-foot plants.

For supplemental lighting, the incandescent and floodlight work as well and are cheaper.

Several lighting manufacturers make “gro-tubes” that generate a great deal of their radiance in the vital red and blue bans that grow hydro marijuana seeds weed.

• Plant-gro made by GE
• Gro-Lux made by Sylvania
• Agro-Lite made by Westinghouse
• gro-lum made by Norelco

Are examples and appear purple or pink.

• Vita-lite produces a white light with a natural spectrum very similar to daylight.
• Optima’s Duro-test bulbs are more expensive than other tubes but they last twice as long and produce an action spectra of chlorosynthesis and photosynthesis.

  compared to that of human vision.

Theoretically, these tubes should work better for growing marijuana plants than standard lighting tubes.

However, some standard or regular fluorescent tubes used for lighting actually work better for growing plants than more expensive natural-spectrum tubes and gro-tubes specifically manufactured for marijuana plant growth.

The reason is that regular fluorescent produce more light known as lumens, and the overall lumen output is more important for growth rate than a specific light spectrum.

To compensate for their spectrums, use them in combinations of one “blue” fluorescent to each one or two “red” fluorescent.

Manufacturers employ consistent names such as Daylight and Soft white to allocate a tube that has a certain degree of whiteness. Each name corresponds to a tube that emits light in a meticulous combination of color bands.

For example, Cool White emits more blue light than other colors and appears blue-white. By combining tubes that emit more blue light with tubes that emit more red light.

The tubes balance each other and create a more accepted spectrum for healthy marijuana plant growth.

More “red light” than “blue light” sources is needed to cultivate healthy marijuana growth, so use two red tubes to each blue tube.

The best combination are either Warm White or Soft White (red) tubes used with both Cool White and Daylight (blue) tubes. These four tube types are:

• Universal
• much cheaper
• when used in combination, will give you a better return than any of the more expensive “gro-tubes” or natural-spectrum tubes.

Any hardware store carries these ordinary lighting tubes, and the cost may be a smaller amount than a dollar each.

There are many types of lighting to choose from however, florescent light is mainly the most valuable and professional source of artificial light to grow hydro weed marijuana seeds and to achieve an optimal weed crop.

Florescent lamps are the long tubes typically seen in institutions such as offices.

They require a fixture to contain them which contains the lamp sockets and ballast or transformer which can work on an ordinary house current.

Lighting Tubes and their fixtures can range in lengths as small as four inches to long as 12 feet.

The most commonly used florescent tubes are around four feet to eight feet long.

The problem with smaller tubes is they emit too little light for the marijuana plants to grow dynamically where the longer tubes are bulky and are extremely hard to find.

The growing quarter must be large enough to hold one or more of these lighting fixtures through a height of at least six feet.

This is the ideal length you want the marijuana to be as the marijuana plants begin to grow. Light Fixtures come in various forms; some may hold from one to six lighting tubes and may include a reflector which is used for directing more light to the marijuana plants.

Other light fixtures are built with holes in the reflectors to provide a way for heat to escape and not burn the marijuana crop; these lights are ideal for areas where heat builds up quickly.

Try to get fixtures that have tubes spaced apart rather than close together to prevent heat problems and risking the marijuana crop burning.

The fluorescent tubes and their suitable fixtures are available at several different wattage or outputs. Standard or regular output tubes use about 10 watts for each foot of their length.

For example, a four foot tube has about 40 watts and an eight-foot tube about 80 watts.

High Output (HO) florescent tubes use about 50 percent more watts per length than regular output tubes and release about 40 percent more light.

An eight-foot High Output (HO) tube runs on 112 to 118 watts.

Very High Output (VHO) or Super High Output (SHO) tubes emit about two-and-a-half times the light and use nearly three times the electricity (about 212 to 218 watts per eight-foot tube).

The amount of light you supply your marijuana plants and the length of the tube determine the size of the marijuana garden. Marijuana will grow with as little as 10 watts per square foot of growing area.

But the more light you give the plants, the faster and larger your marijuana grows. The ideal minimum wattage is at least 20 watts per square foot.

The minimum-size garden will provide a four foot fixture with a pair of 40 watt tubes which equates to a total of 80 watts.

Dividing total watts by 20 (watts per square foot) gives 80w divided by 20watts/sq. (feet=four square feet) (an area one by four feet).

A four-tube (80 watts each) eight-foot fixture would give: 320w divided by 20w/sq. ft. = 16 sq. ft. or an area the length of the tube and about two feet wide.

Very high output (VHO) and high output (HO) fluorescent tubes in application don’t illuminate as wide an area when the marijuana plants are young.

Because the light source is one or two tubes rather than a collection. Once the marijuana plants are growing well and the light system is raised higher, they will illuminate a wider area.

You can figure about 25 watts/ (ft*ft) for high output (HO) and 35 watts/(ft*ft (or foot squared)) for very high output (VHO) to determine garden size to grow hydro weed.

A two tube, eight-foot very high output (VHO) light fixture will light an area the length of the tube and one and a half feet wide.

Always remember that the more light you give the marijuana plants, the faster they will grow. Near 50w/sq. ft. a point of diminishing returns is reached, and the yield of the marijuana garden is then limited by the space the plants have to grow.

For maximum use of electricity and space, about 40watts/sq. ft. is the highest suitable to marijuana seeds grow hydro weed.

When you grow hydro weed under this much light the growth rate is unbelievable.

More than one marijuana grower has said they can hear the plants growing meaning the leaves rustle as growth changes their position.

A standard output tube can work as well as even better than very high output (VHO) lights if four or more eight food tubes are used in the garden.

When you grow marijuana seeds hydro weed it is difficult to compute the size of a marijuana crop because of the entire variables that determine growth rate.

A traditional estimate for an efficient marijuana seeds garden is one ounce of weed that being pure smoking material per square foot of the garden every six months.

The marijuana plant is a living thing existing in a world where a myriad of factors affect its life. However, to grow marijuana seeds

You need to practice good cultivation techniques that require you to pay attention to only four growth factors.

With this accomplished, the plants will do the rest.
As a grower, the strategy is to bring out the marijuana plant’s natural qualities.

The cannabinoids are natural to the plants.

You must realize that marijuana seeds from Original cannabis marijuana seed strains grow into potent marijuana plants when they are nurtured to a full and healthy maturity.

Since most marijuana plants are adapted to tropical or semitropical climates, it is up to the grower to make the transition to local growing conditions harmonious.

This requires sensible gardening techniques and, in some cases, manipulation of the photoperiod for the marijuana seeds plants to achieve optimal potency.

There is no exact recipe or secret fertilizer to use.

The secret of potency lies within the embryo. The environment has the most significant factor on potency as this will be the case of the plant’s life.

However always remember, environmental factors are secondary to the plant’s seed strain legacy. If you want potent marijuana then you must buy the that produce this.

Marijuana, like all green plants, manufacturers its food through the process photosynthesis.

Unlike animals, which depend on pre-formed food for survival, plants can use energy from light to form food (carbohydrates) from simple inorganic molecules absorbed from the air and soil.

Marijuana seeds Plants absorb light energy through pigments that are concentrated in the leaf cells.

These pigments are also found in most of the above ground parts of the marijuana plant. The most abundant pigment is chlorophyll, which gives the marijuana seeds plant their green colour.

The energy absorbed is stored in chemical compounds such as ATP and NADPH(ATP, adenosine-triphosphate; NADPH2, nicotinamide-adenine-dinucleotide-phosphate.)

These are storage/transfer compounds that function to transfer energy and matter in the living system.

ATP transfers energy that fuels the reactions for the making of carbohydrates as well as most other metabolic functions.

NADPH2 transfers electrons, usually as hydrogen, for the synthesis of carbohydrates as well as other compounds.

The raw material for the synthesis of carbohydrates (CH2O)n comes from carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O).

Carbon dioxide is absorbed primarily from the air, but can also be absorbed from the soil and secondarily from the air.

The recommended way to grow marijuana hydro seeds weed is with artificial lights.

By using artificial lights the photoperiod can be for any duration you want.

The most popular way to grow hydro weed with artificial lights is known as the harvest system. This is how it works:

• Start the marijuana seeds plants under light for a period of 16 to 18 hours every day.
• This will go on for about three months to six months or when they are a good size.
• Once the marijuana seeds plants have reached size, reduce the light to about 12 hours which will force flowering.

Deciding on when the proper time to force your marijuana seeds plants to flower is determined by size.

If the male plants are showing flowers than the female plants are physically ready to flower as well. The most growth occurs during the vegetative growing phase.

Depending on the marijuana seeds strain some crops will be taller than others.

The minimum height you want your marijuana plants to be is at least five feet tall.

Anything smaller than this height risk your marijuana plants not being able to handle all of the buds that they will later bear.