Cannabis A Clinician's Guide
Coordonnateur : Wedman-St.Louis Betty
Cannabis is one of the oldest cultivated plants dating back 12,000 years and demonstrates medicinal properties including immune support, anti-inflammatory effects, and cancer-fighting potential. As cannabis receives regulatory approval in the United States, clinicians will need guidelines to prescribe medical marijuana for various health conditions. This book presents information to healthcare professionals focusing on medical cannabis. It is a science-based overview providing clinical recommendations and dosing guidelines for practitioners to advise patients appropriately.
Features:
- Discusses the endocannabinoid system role in homeostasis, pain control, and regulatory function in health and disease
- Advises clinicians on cannabis use in patients with cancer; cardiovascular, brain, and liver function; mood disorders; and patients receiving palliative care
- Includes information on cannabis nutrition as well as the cannabis microbiome
- Features information on cannabis quality control for safe and effective delivery
Cannabis: A Clinician?s Guide is written for clinicians providing a resource guide to help them assess the medicinal value of cannabis, answer patient and consumer questions, and recommend its use optimally. The book is divided into three sections covering cannabis science, use in clinical practice, and regulations and standards. It includes practical information on dosing guidelines and dispensary insights, personal cannabis stories, and an in depth look at the nutritional benefits of cannabis and how to use it in daily life.
From the Author: "As a clinical nutritionist, I have been involved in the use of cannabis since 1981 while researching diabetes in India. Ayurvedic medicine listed cannabis as a beneficial herb with curing properties. In 1983, a Chinese medicine doctor in the Peoples Republic of China gave me a cannabis herbal supplement for sleep that he claimed Chairman Mao took regularly. Upon returning to the United States, no one would even talk to me about cannabis because of its Schedule I status. During an Antioxidants class taught for Everglades University, I included information on cannabis, but was restricted from including it in the course description. Cannabis: A Clinician?s Guide unveils deceit on this herbal medicine used for thousands of years providing insight into the science behind its use and how to incorporate cannabis into daily life, especially for those suffering from neurological disorders, cancer, and mood disorders."
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Editor
Origins and history of cannabis
Contributors
Section I: Cannabis Science
Chapter 1 Cannabis 101
Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 2 Endocannabinoid system: Master of homeostasis, pain control, & so much more
Jordan Tishler and Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 3 Endocannabinoid system: Regulatory function in health & disease
Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 4 Cannabinoid medications for treatment of neurological disorders
Juan Sanchez-Ramos and Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 5 Cannabinoids and the entourage effect
Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 6 Terpenes
Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 7 Cannabis and pain
Michelle Simon and Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 8 Cannabis and mindfulness: A method of harm reduction
Amanda Reiman
Chapter 9 Cannabis and addiction
Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Section II: Clinical Practice
Chapter 10 What should we tell our patients about marijuana?
Joseph Pizzorno
Chapter 11 What is a medical marijuana program?
Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 12 The clinical use of cannabinoid therapies in oncology patients
Paul J. Daeninck and Vincent Maida
Chapter 13 Clinical rationale for CBD in cardiovascular, brain, and liver function and optimal aging
Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 14 Clinical rationale for CBD use on mood, depression, anxiety, brain function, and optimal aging
Chris D. Meletis and Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 15 Cannabis in palliative care
Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 16 What to expect at the cannabis dispensary
Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 17 Cannabis nutrition
Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 18 Clinical recommendations and dosing guidelines for cannabis
Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Section III: Regulations & Standards
Chapter 19 Cannabis identification, cultivation, analysis, and quality control
Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 20 Commercial cultivation of cannabis
Ashley Vogel
Chapter 21 Quality assurance in the cannabis industry
Robert W. Martin
Chapter 22 Cannabis microbiome: Bacteria, fungi, and pesticides
Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Chapter 23 Cannabis testing: Taking a closer look
Scott Kuzdzal, Robert Clifford, Paul Winkler, and Will Bankert
Chapter 24 Legal aspects of cannabis
Vijay S. Choksi and Betty Wedman-St. Louis
Appendix A: Glossary.................................................................................... 259
Appendix B: Recipes....................................................................................... 265
Index
Date de parution : 05-2018
15.6x23.4 cm
Date de parution : 05-2018
15.6x23.4 cm
Disponible chez l'éditeur (délai d'approvisionnement : 14 jours).
Prix indicatif 121,86 €
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