Welcome to Floweret MD!
Floweret MD provides online medical cannabis evaluations and prescriptions to qualified patients. With Floweret MD, you have access to a network of America’s top medical cannabis physicians at your fingertips. You can get your risk-free appointment as early as today and begin experiencing the natural healing powers of medical cannabis.
Is Medical Cannabis Legal?
Absolutely! Medical cannabis treatment is legal in most of the United States, including Texas, where the 2015 Compassionate Use Act allows specially certified physicians to prescribe medical cannabis to qualified patients.
What is Medical Cannabis?
People worldwide have been using cannabis for thousands of years for its therapeutic effects. The Cannabis sativa plant contains over 500 naturally occurring compounds, including 100 to 200 terpenes, at least two dozen flavonoids, and more than 140 plant-based cannabinoids. CBD (cannabidiol) and THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) make up most of these 140 cannabinoids and are primarily responsible for the plant’s medical benefit. The tiny growths on the stalk, stems, leaves, and flowers are cannabis’s “pharmacy” of natural chemicals. All the compounds work together to provide the most significant benefit.
Do You Suffer from Any of the Following Conditions?
- ALS,
- Alzheimer’s Disease,
- Autism,
- Cerebral Palsy,
- Chronic Traumatic Brain Encephalopathy,
- Epilepsy and other Seizure disorders,
- Huntington’s Disease,
- Multiple Sclerosis,
- Muscular Dystrophy,
- Parkinson’s Disease,
- Peripheral Neuropathies,
- PTSD (new law begins 9/1/2021)
- Muscle Spasms,
- Spasticity,
- Spinal Muscular Atrophy,
- Terminal Cancer (all cancer-new law begins 9/1/21)
- Or Incurable Neurodegenerative Diseases.
If so, contact us today for an online evaluation to determine if medical cannabis is right for you.
How Does Cannabis Work?
The plant-based cannabinoids, specifically CBD and THC, are similar in structure to our bodies’ internal cannabinoids. Our internal cannabinoids function to maintain balance throughout the body through a complex, cell-signaling network called the endocannabinoid system. This system is responsible for many actions, such as
- minimizing the stress response,
- reducing inflammation,
- lessening pain,
- relaxing tense muscles,
- stimulating appetite,
- modifying the sleep cycle,
- producing relaxation,
- and elevating mood.
The endocannabinoid system plays a significant role in all major systems in the body, including the
- Central nervous system,
- Skeletal system,
- Cardiovascular system,
- Immune system,
- Gastrointestinal system,
- and Reproductive system
The plant-based CBD and THC, as well as lesser-known cannabis-produced cannabinoids like CBC, CBN, THCA, etc., are similar in structure to your bodily cannabinoids. Therefore, they act on receptors throughout the body, causing similar responses as your endocannabinoid system.
Get Your Cannabis Medication
Step 1
Register Here to speak with one of our medical cannabis specialists as early as today. Schedule an appointment, if preferred, or see a specialist today.
Step 2
Connect with a specially trained medical cannabis doctor by phone, computer, or tablet.
Step 3
You can pick up your medical cannabis same-day in a licensed dispensary or schedule a discreet door-to-door delivery.
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Oklahoma Supreme Court Rejects Two Challenges To Marijuana Legalization Initiative, Signaling That Final Ballot Ruling Is Imminent
Oklahoma Prosecutors Are Targeting Pregnant Women For Using Medical Marijuana
Missouri Judge Throws Out Lawsuit Challenging Marijuana Legalization Ballot Initiative, But Prohibitionists Vow Appeal
Congressman Says Psychedelics Can Be A Therapeutic ‘Game Changer,’ But Other Lawmakers’ Resistance Is ‘Embarrassing’
President Biden Discusses Marijuana With Senate Candidate Fetterman At Labor Day Meeting
Marijuana Doesn’t Turn People Into Lazy ‘Stoners’ As Stereotyped On TV, Study Finds
