Dr. Luciana Cobo, a specialist in medicinal cannabis, recently spoke with MDZ Radio 105.5 FM to discuss integrative medicine and the use of cannabis within that framework. In the interview, Dr. Cobo touched on topics such as the Reprocann (Cannabis Program Registration), self-cultivation, social prejudices, medical advances, differences with chemical medication, and the various uses of cannabis for different patients.
Dr. Cobo explained that integrative medicine focuses on treating the patient as a whole, considering not just their physical health but also their emotional, cultural, and social spheres. She emphasized the importance of consulting with knowledgeable professionals before using any medication, including cannabis.
In Argentina, there are laws that allow health professionals to use and research medicinal cannabis. Dr. Cobo highlighted the various conditions that can be treated with cannabis, including refractory epilepsy, chemotherapy side effects, spasticity in multiple sclerosis, appetite issues, and sexual/reproductive health.
Regarding the permissions for using cannabis, Dr. Cobo mentioned the Reprocann registry, where patients can be linked to professionals for cultivation purposes. She also addressed the prejudices and misconceptions surrounding medicinal cannabis, stating that there is still stigma and prohibitionism surrounding its use.
To learn more about Dr. Luciana Cobo and her work in medicinal cannabis, visit her website: www.especialistaencannabis.com. You can also listen to the full interview with Dr. Cobo on MDZ Radio 105.5 FM.