Numerous scientific studies have confirmed the miraculous effects of cannabis, so its restrictions are being reduced to a great extent now.
There are recognized over 85 cannabinoids, and our nervous and digestive system have their own endocannabinoid receptors, which play an important role in our body, regulating appetite, movements, sleep, and emotions.
Terpenes are other components of cannabis, which offer potent pain-relieving properties. Both terpenes and cannabinoids have analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties, and these phytochemicals are easily metabolized in the human body. (H/T)

Studies have shown that cannabidiol  (CBD) from cannabis enters the bloodstream, quickly attaches to the cannabinoid receptors in the peripheral nerves, and blocks the pain signals before they reach the brain. Cannabinoids also relieve inflammation and strengthen the immune system. Another non-psychoactive cannabinoid, beta-caryophyllene, has a different molecular structure than most other cannabinoids, and it also relieves inflammation and inhibits neural pain reception.
Researchers at the University of Michigan found that the use of medical cannabis can manage chronic pain. Patients who have used it reported a 64 percent reduction in their use of the traditional prescription pain medications, which in turn led to fewer side-effects.
The legalization of medical marijuana in the States decreased the number of overdose deaths by 25%, as 30% of Americans suffer from chronic pain. Opioi...