Medical marijuana will from soon be available in Germany

Medical marijuana will from soon be available in Germany, with the center-right Coalition Preparing to make major changes to the country's drug laws, a government spokeswoman said this week health.

 

Doctors could write prescriptions for cannabis and pharmacies would be authorized to sell the plant once the law had been changed, a member of the junior coalition party, the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP) said Monday, reports The Local . Doctors Could write Prescriptions for cannabis and pharmacies would be authorized to sell the plant once Had the law been changed, a member of the junior Coalition party, the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP) said Monday, reports The Local .

 

Marijuana would also be permitted for use as a pain relilever for the terminally ill in hospices and other health care facilities, making it a legal part of their emergency pain-relief supplies, according to the report. Also marijuana would be Permitted for use as a pain for the terminally ill relilever in hospices and other health care facilities, making it a legal part of emergency on their pain-relief supplies, according to the report.

 

"With this, the sickest people will always have a pain-relieving substance available," said Ulrike Flack, the FDP's health policy spokesperson. "With this, the sickest people will of always have a pain-relieving substance available," said Ulrike Flack, the FDP's health policy spokesperson.

 

The new law will end a longstanding struggle between German government officials, doctors and health insurance companies over the use of the proven herbal therapy for treating pain stemming from diseases such as cancer and multiple sclerosis. The new law will from end a longstanding struggle Germany Between Government Officials, doctors and health insurance companies over the use of the proven herbal therapy for treating pain diseases stemming from Standard and Poor 'cancer and multiple sclerosis.

 

Under current law, only 40 German patients are currently allowed to use prescription medical marijuana, according to the International Association for Cannabinoid Medicines (ACM). Under current law, only 40 are currently Germany Patients Prescription allowed to use medical marijuana, according to the International Association for the cannabinoid Medicines (ACM). Others using cannabis, even for medical reasons, have until now risked prosecution. Others using cannabis, even for medical Reasons, have risked prosecution Until now.

 

However, law enforcement generally "tolerates" small amounts of cannabis for personal use. However, law enforcement Generally "tolerates" small amounts of cannabis for personal use.

 

Meanwhile, as pointed out by Mike Meno of the Marijuana Policy Project, patients in 36 of the 50 United States are still treated as criminals if they relieve their symptoms through marijuana, and our federal government persists in incorrectly classifying marijuana as a Schedule I drug--meaning it has "no accepted medical value"--while at the same time blocking the much-needed research necessary to move marijuana through the FDA approval process. Meanwhile, as pointed out by Mike Meno of the Marijuana Policy Project, Patients in 36 of the 50 United States are still treated as Criminals If they want relief through marijuana on their symptoms, and our federal government persists in incorrectly classifying marijuana as a Schedule I drug- -meaning it has "no medical Accepted values" - while at the Same Time blocking the much-needed research Necessary to move marijuana through the FDA approval process.

 

"Make sure to tell your elected officials that you're tired of seeing the United States lag behind while other developed nations implement compassionate and science-based medical marijuana policies by visiting MPP's Federal Action Center ," Meno said. "Make sure to tell your elected Officials That're Tired of seeing the United States lags behind other developed nations while compassionate and implement science-based medical marijuana policies by visiting MPP's Federal Action Center , "Meno said.

 

Change can come, even when it has recently been stymied. Just two years ago, the conservative Christian Democrats, the FDP and the center-left Social Democrats all voted against loosening medical marijuana laws. Can change come, Pls event it has recently been stymied. Just two months ago, the conservative Christian Democrats, the FDP and the center-left Social Democrats all voted against loosening medical marijuana laws.

 

Opponents had used scare tactics in their campaign against medical marijuana in Germany, claiming cannabis had a potential for addiction, and trying to cast doubt on its medical benefits. Opponents Had scare Tactics Used in on their campaign against medical marijuana in Germany, claiming cannabis had a potential for addiction, and trying to cast doubt on its medical benefits.