Dr. Nicholas Marsh

Medical marijuana is increasingly recognized for its therapeutic potential, offering relief for various health conditions with a comparatively safer health profile than substances like alcohol. While marijuana, especially strains high in THC, does carry some risks, its effects on health are typically more manageable and less severe than those associated with alcohol. Let’s explore the

With the growing acceptance of medical marijuana, many patients now use it to manage various health issues—from chronic pain and anxiety to sleep disorders. But if you’re a regular user of medical marijuana and preparing for surgery, you might wonder: does ongoing cannabis use affect anesthesia risk? As a cannabis specialist and anesthesiologist, I’ll walk

Cannabis-infused oils and honey are fantastic ways to add the therapeutic benefits of cannabis to your cooking. Whether you’re looking to manage pain, reduce anxiety, or simply relax after a long day, these infused ingredients can elevate your culinary experience. In this article, we’ll walk you through how to make cannabis-infused olive oil, coconut oil,

If you’re interested in cooking with medical marijuana, you’ve likely come across the term “decarboxylation.” While it may sound technical, decarboxylation is simply the process of “activating” cannabis so you can benefit from its therapeutic compounds in edibles. Without this crucial step, you may miss out on the full range of cannabis’s potential health benefits.