We often get questions from patients or their loving friends and family who are desperately seeking a "miracle cure" from Cannabis or Cannabis concentrates. Many of them have watched videos from cancer patients on the internet claiming that these concentrates have cured their cancer. Unfortunately, we cannot support these claims and they can only be seen as anecdotal, rather than hard evidence. Cannabis has, however, been proven effective for symptoms of cancer and the side-effects of common treatments, such as: nausea, pain, insomnia, and loss of appetite.

For decades, members of the marijuana movement in America have been experimenting with
Cannabis-infused edible products. Whether it was brownies or cookies, kitchens across the land began grinding in leaves and flowers of Cannabis to make a variety of baked products for those so inclined. From the very onset, Cannabis-infused edibles caused a controversy, as none of the formulators knew anything about how strong they were making their products, and therefore could not predict how anyone would react until they ingested. This trial and error was, until now, the only way a person could judge the strength and efficacy of a particular edible.