Releaf Blog
Discover helpful insights on health, wellness, and medical cannabis in our blogs. Explore practical articles covering general medical cannabis info, tips for staying well, and how medical cannabis can assist with specific health conditions.
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How to read prescription instructions and medication labels
Prescription labels can be confusing, especially when they include abbreviations like OD or PRN. This guide outlines common instructions to help you take medication correctly and understand the key terms on your prescription.
Decoding Cannabis: Is medical cannabis effective for period pain?
Can cannabis really help with period pain? We break down a 2022 review exploring THC, CBD, and the science behind medical cannabis for menstrual cramps.
What makes Releaf patients smile? Celebrating Happiness Happens Month with you
With so many sad things going on in the world, it can often be hard to stop and appreciate the small things that make us smile. But that’s what Happiness Happens Month is all about. In honour of this much-needed month of celebration, we’re taking a look at what keeps Releaf’s patients feeling positive and happy - and what we can do to help.
From our clinical team: Why we’re involved in medical cannabis
Releaf’s doctors, nurses, and specialists share why they decided to get involved in medical cannabis, reflecting on personal experiences, patient stories, and the limits of conventional treatments. From Oncology to Neurology, Psychiatry, pain management, and nursing, each voice highlights how clear, compassionate prescribing can transform quality of life. Together, their stories show the growing role of medical cannabis in modern healthcare.
Can you overdose on medical cannabis? Here’s what you need to know
Medical cannabis safety is built on personalised prescribing, careful titration, and ongoing clinical oversight. While fatal THC overdoses have never been recorded, taking too much THC can cause uncomfortable side effects. Learn how Releaf’s patient-first approach helps minimise risks and keeps treatment safe and effective.