Cannabis-based treatments for various health conditions, guided by specialized medical support.
The information on this page is for informational purposes only and does not replace consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. All medical cannabis treatments must be prescribed and supervised by a licensed physician.
Medical cannabis refers to the use of cannabis plants and their derived compounds — such as cannabinoids — to treat specific diseases or conditions.
The two main cannabinoids with therapeutic applications are tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD).
Unlike recreational use, medical cannabis is prescribed by qualified physicians, with controlled dosages and ongoing monitoring, aiming to maximize therapeutic benefits and minimize adverse effects.
Medical cannabis has shown efficacy in treating a range of conditions, including:
Medical cannabis can be administered in various ways, each with distinct onset times, durations, and levels of bioavailability:
Taken sublingually or orally, they allow for precise dosing and offer medium-duration effects.
Oral administration with controlled release, ideal for long-term treatment plans.
Applied orally or nasally, providing fast absorption and ease of use.
Topical use for localized pain, inflammation, and dermatological conditions.
The effectiveness of medical cannabis is backed by serious and up-to-date research.
At 37 Miles, we only work with therapies grounded in solid evidence and approved by medical and regulatory guidelines.
When used under medical supervision and within recommended dosages, medical cannabis does not pose a significant risk of dependency.
Products used in therapeutic settings typically have high concentrations of CBD (non-psychoactive) and controlled levels of THC, contributing to a safe and well-tolerated profile — especially for long-term use.
Response time varies depending on the condition being treated, the type of product used, and each patient’s individual characteristics.
Some patients report improvements within days, while others may need a few weeks to notice significant benefits.
Here’s how the process works:
First, you need a medical consultation — only a doctor can assess whether cannabis makes sense for your case.
If indicated, the doctor will issue a prescription. From there, you can purchase the medication and receive it directly at your home.
You’ll need two main things:
If you already have the prescription but don’t know the next step — our team will guide you through the entire process.
It’s simpler than it seems, and we’ll walk you through it, step by step.
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