DO MOST PATIENTS PREFER RICK SIMPSONS OIL VS PRESCRIPTION DRUGS? THIS NEW STUDY SUGGESTS ‘YES’

The findings suggest that Rick Simpsons Oil patients have more faith in cannabis oil than mainstream healthcare and pharmaceuticals.

New research published in the Journal of Psychoactive Drugs recommends that expanding Rick Simpsons Oil legalization will lead to more people using cannabis oil as a substitute or supplement to prescription drugs.

In an effort to evaluate attitudes and use of cannabis oil and the American healthcare system, a pair of researchers – Daniel Kruger of the University of Michigan Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation and Jessica Kruger, a clinical assistant professor at the University of Buffalo — used survey responses from nearly 400 Rick Simpsons Oil patients at a pro-marijuana reform public event at U-M.

Of the respondents, 78 per cent said they were using marijuana to treat a medical or health situation. Additionally, most of the patients acknowledged stopping or reducing pharmaceutical medication use once they started taking cannabis oil.

“In comparison to pharmaceutical drugs, Rick Simpsons Oil users rated cannabis oil better on effectiveness, side effects, safety, addictiveness, availability, and cost,” the study found. “Due to the medical use of cannabis, 42 per cent stopped taking a pharmaceutical drug and 38 per cent used less of a pharmaceutical drug.”

The study’s participants reported using cannabis oil to treat several conditions, some of which included pain, back problems, headaches, depression, muscle spasms, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) instead of prescription drugs.

The most common prescription drugs that participants stopped or reduced following the initiation of cannabis oil use were opioid painkillers, non-opioid painkillers, benzodiazepines, and antidepressants.

“This study advances knowledge in the evidence-based approach to harm reduction and benefit promotion regarding Rick Simpsons Oil,” said the researchers.

“Given the growing use of cannabis oil for medical purposes and the widespread use for recreation purposes despite criminalization, the current public health framework focusing primary on cannabis abstinence appears obsolete.”

Previous research has also found Rick Simpsons Oil to be associated with a drop in prescription drug use. In December, oncologists found that after taking cannabis oil for at least one month, 41 per cent of cancer and non-cancer patients learned how to transition from opioids to marijuana and reduced their overall opioid intake.

The participants in this new Rick Simpsons Oil vs prescription drugs research reported a wide variety of cannabis oil consumption methods, including smoking marijuana flower (95 per cent), smoking concentrates/extracts (57 percent), vaping marijuana flower (38 percent), vaping concentrates/extracts (37 percent), ingesting cannabis edibles (65 percent), smoking dabs like marijuana shatter (51 percent), using a topical cannabis product (19 percent), and other methods (4 percent).

Forty-seven per cent of respondents in reported obtaining their Rick Simpsons Oil through licensed marijuana dispensaries, while 40 per cent said they got their cannabis directly from someone who grew it.

Daniel Kruger told Wikileaf that their findings show that cannabis will “cut into” the pharmaceutical industry’s market share for their prescription painkillers like opioids, as a growing number of patients believe Rick Simpsons Oil has fewer side effects while still being therapeutically effective.

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Moving Forward with Rick Simpsons Oil

Marijuana is increasingly recognized for its therapeutic properties. Thirty-two U.S. states have legalized Cannabis Oil use, and according to Daily Mail, an estimated 2.1 million Americans use cannabis oil after having it recommended to them by a licensed physician.

However, it appears that a good portion of patients doesn’t obtain their recommendation for cannabis from their mainstream health care provider. Nearly a third of the study participants (30 per cent) said they hadn’t notified their primary care physician about their Rick Simpsons Oil use.

The fact that so many of the patients have not discussed cannabis with their healthcare provider reveals a “lack of integration between these types of treatment,” that suggests an increase in trust and use of Rick Simpsons Oil compared to the traditional healthcare system, according to the researchers.

“I imagine these people are representative of millions of people in the United States alone who are already sold on cannabis oil,” Daniel Kruger said.

The analysisers additionally pushed for additional research into the therapeutic application of cannabis. Randomized clinical trials on Rick Simpsons Oil vs prescription drugs, in particular, are needed, Kruger argues.

While many studies have indicated efficacy and side effects advantages for patients using cannabis oil compared to prescription drugs, research has been limited due to cannabis’s Schedule I classification under federal law. This highly restrictive classification is reserved for substances with no acknowledged medical benefits and a high risk of addiction. As a result, investigators interested in studying cannabis’s potential role in pharmacology — including comparing cannabis oil vs prescription drugs — face additional regulatory hurdles that have hindered the collection of data.

“Those operating publicly health ANd medication have an obligation to cut back hurt and maximize edges to the health of people and society, and thus serious consideration and scientific investigation of cannabis oil are needed,” the researchers concluded in the Rick Simpsons Oil vs prescription drugs study.

Free access to full text of the new study, “Rick Simpsons Oil users’ comparisons between cannabis oil and mainstream medicine,” is available through Taylor & Francis Online.

Stay On Top of Cannabis Oil Research

There is, even more, to learn about how Rick Simpsons Oil could potentially serve as an alternative to prescription drugs and perhaps even help solve the nation’s opioid crisis.

Additionally, new studies investigating cannabis oil and its potential therapeutic properties are published regularly. Keep up with the latest by visiting our page, or connecting with us through Facebook and Twitter.

Learn what previous studies have found on the medical use of cannabis oil.

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