Iridescent Med has an OEM factory to produce cannabis products for health and beauty, using only house-grown cannabis with house-controlled supply chain. All plants follow GACP standards; they are of high quality, and of export grade.
Medical cannabis is cannabis grown under controlled standards. There will be records and inspections in order to prevent the risk of consumption of flowers that are below standard, such as those containing heavy metals, pesticides, or fungi, which might be life-threatening in cases of large quantity intakes. In addition, medical cannabis requires the monitoring of the concentration of active substances in the inflorescences, to affirm that the users receive the correct dose of medicinal essences. Strictness in every production process makes medical cannabis highly safe to consume.
Cannabis belongs to the family of Cannabaceae. There are three common species: Sativa (Cannabis sativa), Indica (Cannabis indica) and Ruderalis (Cannabis ruderalis). The term “Marijuana” is a slang that refers to the buds of cannabis plant used for smoking.
Sativa (Cannabis sativa)
The name comes from Latin, meaning ‘to cultivate’, given by Carolus Linnæus (or Linnaeus), a Swedish botanist. This plant family was classified in 1753 (1753) and has its origin around the equator, such as Colombia and Mexico (America), Central Africa and Southeast Asia.
Sativa has thick stems.
The height when fully grown is up to six meters. The leaves are long, slender, light green (compared to Indica). The growth period until ready for harvest is 9-16 weeks. The Sativa prefers sunlight and hot weather. It contains THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) that has a higher stimulating effect (psychoactive) than that from Indica.
Indica (Cannabis indica)
Discovered and named by Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, a French military biologist who published knowledge about this strain of cannabis in 1785, the Indica got its name from the places of origin, which are India and the Middle East. Indica has a low, bushy stem, with a full-grown height of only 180 centimeters. The leaves are broad, short, dark green (compared to sativa), and the branches are thick and bushy. The growth time for harvesting is up to 6-8 weeks. The Indica prefers shady and cool surroundings. It contains CBD (Cannabidiol), which acts as a sedative, causing muscles to relax and reducing chronic pain.
Ruderalis (Cannabis ruderalis)
The first person to publish about this strain of cannabis was the Russian botanist D. E. Janischewsky in 1924. This cannabis variation is originated in the central and eastern areas of Europe.
Ruderalis has the shortest stem of the three species. It resembles a weed, with broad leaves that contain only three leaflets. It grows quickly and can survive both hot and cold weather. Although the amount of THC in Ruderalis is comparatively lower than the other two species, the Ruderalis variation is high in CBD. It was usually crossed with Sativa and Indica in order to obtain hybrids with particular medicinal properties.
The use of medical cannabis can be divided into three types:
Although both are sometimes used interchangeably, have the same place of origin and belong to the same plant family – the Cannabaceae, marijuana and hemp actually differ. Cannabis has small, narrow, long, dark green leaves with 5-7 leaflets and short, bushy trunk. Hemp leaves, on the other hand, are large, arranged far apart, with light green color and 7-11 leaflets. The trunk is tall and slender.
Cannabis and hemp have different benefits. Cannabis contains THC and CBD, which can be extracted as medicine. Hemp, on the other hand, is high in fiber, which are processed for use in textiles. It contains CBD that can be processed into medicines such as pain relievers, anti-epileptic drugs, etc.
Medical cannabis export requires the standards of herbs for medicinal use or production of drugs. Currently in Thailand, medical cannabis is still a government-controlled product as it has just been released from being a narcotic drug very recently. Depending on which country being exported to, import permission must be granted, and the importer must also have a license. Some countries still do not allow the import of flowers with a THC content of more than 0.2%, while other countries allow the THC content of less than 1%, or permit only hemp flowers. Therefore, countries where cannabis is legal can be categorized into six groups as follows:
1. Group of countries that legalize the use of cannabis for both recreational and medical purposes; that is, they can all be legally consumed or used for treatment:
2. Group of countries that legalize the use of cannabis only for medical purposes but limit the use for recreational purposes, with amnesty for those who possessed cannabis before the legalization, which includes some countries in Europe, Australia, North America, South America, and Asia:
3. Group of countries that legalize the use of cannabis only for medical purposes, while recreational activities are considered illegal, which includes some countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania:
4. Group of countries that allow the conditional use of cannabis, both medically and recreationally, which includes some countries in North America, Europe, and South America:
5. Group of countries that permit conditional use of cannabis for medical purposes, whereas recreational use is considered illegal, which includes some countries in Europe and Asia:
6. Group of countries that permit conditional use of cannabis for recreational purposes, whereas medical use is considered illegal, which Includes some countries in Asia, Caribbean, North America, South America, Africa and Europe:
Symptoms curable by cannabis are :
Diseases that can be treated with cannabis :
Pain
Epilepsy
Multiple Sclerosis
Anxiety
Cancer
PTSD (Post-traumatic stress disorder)
HIV
Alzheimer’s Disease
Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Opioid Use
Insomnia
Tourette’s Syndrome
Depression
Parkinson’s Disease
Diabetes
Atrial Septal Defect (ASD)
Knee Pain
Alcohol Use Disorders
Myofascial Pain (a chronic muscle pain which occurs in the central pain area of the muscle)
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