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While there’s no definitive research on the effects of mixing weed and Ozempic, available evidence suggests that it is mostly safe to use the two together.

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Although no clinical trials examine the interaction of weed and Saxenda, available evidence suggests it’s safe to mix the two.

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While there’s no definitive research on the effects of mixing weed and Trulicity, limited evidence suggests that it may be safe to combine the two.

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While animal studies suggest a link between marijuana and gynecomastia, there’s no clear evidence that the same is true for humans.

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Due to the increased risk of complications, it’s best to avoid smoking weed for at least two weeks before plastic surgery.

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High-CBD strains like Cannatonic and ACDC offer potent anti-inflammatory properties that help relieve ulcerative colitis symptoms.

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On marijuana and osteoporosis, some evidence suggests heavy cannabis use may negatively affect bone density.

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Celiac disease is an incurable autoimmune disorder. While cannabis cannot treat the disease, anecdotal evidence shows it may help manage some symptoms.

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No definitive research or evidence shows that cannabis works for Lyme disease, though it may offer patients relief from symptoms like nerve pain.

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Early research suggests medical marijuana may treat melanoma by preventing tumor growth and destroying cancer cells.

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Medical cannabis may help manage lupus symptoms, but it may interact with some lupus medications. Talk to a doctor first before using MMJ for lupus.

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Cannabis can treat postpartum depression symptoms. However, breastfeeding mothers should not consume marijuana due to potential THC intoxication.