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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is the medication prescribed at the clinics legal?

Yes, all of the medication we prescribe is fully legal and regulated. The use of medical cannabis within the UK was made legal as of 1 November 2018, provided it is prescribed by a medical specialist who has taken into account the current evidence and guidelines alongside your particular diagnoses and conditions.

How do I know if medical cannabis can help me?

Yes, all of the medication we prescribe is fully legal and regulated. The use of medical cannabis within the UK was made legal as of 1 November 2018, provided it is prescribed by a medical specialist who has taken into account the current evidence and guidelines alongside your particular diagnoses and conditions.

Is medical cannabis addictive?

Yes, all of the medication we prescribe is fully legal and regulated. The use of medical cannabis within the UK was made legal as of 1 November 2018, provided it is prescribed by a medical specialist who has taken into account the current evidence and guidelines alongside your particular diagnoses and conditions.

How do you choose what products will work best?

Yes, all of the medication we prescribe is fully legal and regulated. The use of medical cannabis within the UK was made legal as of 1 November 2018, provided it is prescribed by a medical specialist who has taken into account the current evidence and guidelines alongside your particular diagnoses and conditions.

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What is CBD?

CBD is a buzzy term in the wellness world, but what exactly is it? Short for cannabidiol, CBD is a chemical compound found in hemp plants. It belongs to a group of substances called cannabinoids. These interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system (which helps regulate things like sleep, mood, appetite and memory). 

While CBD is related to THC (which is responsible for the “high” associated with cannabis use), it doesn’t produce the same effects. Instead, CBD is thought to have various health benefits, such as lowering stress, promoting better sleep and managing pain.