Healing benefits of Cannabis in Texas with The Right Cannabis Doctor
WITH DR RAMI TURNER DO
Healing benefits of Cannabis in Texas with The Right Cannabis Doctor
WITH DR RAMI TURNER DO
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Cannabis is a drug used for thousands of years.
Cannabis is legal for people in Texas with certain conditions:
- epilepsy
- a seizure disorder
- multiple sclerosis
- spasticity
- amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
- autism
- cancer
- post-traumatic stress disorder
- an incurable neurodegenerative disease
- visit the following site for more information:https://guides.sll.texas.gov/cannabis/compassionate-use
After suffering a disability myself, I really had no choice.
In search of help for my own rare autoimmune condition, I found many things that were beneficial and in some cases taboo or stigmatized, but I discovered that cannabis has a true value in obtaining better health in many people. I became a doctor who listens to their patients and cannot justify not making this available to those who need it.
How do we work with cannabis patients:
We can do this in person or as a telehealth visit. The prices are the same. I know some people are too disabled (or just plain busy) to get to a doctor, but why not get a physical exam in a regular visit if you are close to the office?