Israeli company grows medical marijuana which doesn't get you high

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Situated in an undisclosed location near Tzfat, northern Israel, is a government-approved medical marijuana plantation founded in 2004 by a retired biology teacher. Named Tikun Olam, the plantation has created a new cannabis strain which contains very low traces of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the main constituent in cannabis responsible for making people feel "stoned". By virtually eliminating THC in the new strain, Tikun Olam can now offer the drug's medicinal benefits to those patients who wish to keep a clear head... Continue Reading Israeli company grows medical marijuana which doesn't get you high

Section: Health and Wellbeing

Tags: Marijuana, Medical, Treatment

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