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CED Clinic: Personalized Cannabis Medicine
At CED Clinic, we’re redefining care. Step into a welcoming, professional space where the leading experts in medical cannabis are here to guide and support you!
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New research, explained two ways: a plain-English summary and a deeper scientific read.
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Cannabis and cannabidiol for postoperative pain management in orthopedic surgery: a scoping review
Current clinical evidence regarding the use of cannabinoids for postoperative pain in orthopedic surgery remains inconclusive due to significant trial heterogeneity and lack of product standardization.
Read the findings and why they matter →Cannabinoid-based interventions for behavioral outcomes in children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder: A systematic review of safety and effectiveness
While observational studies and one RCT suggest modest behavioral and social communication benefits from full-spectrum, high-CBD-to-THC cannabis extracts in pediatric autism spectrum disorder, current robust trial data do not support generalized routine use.
Read the findings and why they matter →Acute Effects of Cannabis on Alcohol Craving and Consumption: A Randomized Controlled Crossover Trial
Clinicians should be aware of the complex relationship between cannabis use and alcohol consumption, as THC may have varying effects on alcohol craving and consumption.
Read the findings and why they matter →Acute behavioural effects of low-dose cannabidiol: A randomised crossover trial in healthy volunteers
Clinicians should be cautious when recommending low-dose CBD products, as the evidence for their effects is still inconclusive.
Read the findings and why they matter →A Synthetic Form of Cannabinoid Does Not Decrease Opioid Use After Total Knee Arthroplasty: A Prospective, Randomized, Triple-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Study
In this prospective, triple-blind, placebo-controlled trial, oral dronabinol (2.5 mg twice daily) failed to reduce opioid consumption or improve secondary pain and sleep outcomes following primary total knee arthroplasty.
Read the findings and why they matter →Short-Term Cannabidiol with Δ-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol in Parkinson's Disease: A Randomized Trial
A short randomised trial of a high-CBD, low-THC oral extract in 61 people with Parkinson's disease, a group who use cannabis often despite thin evidence.
Read the findings and why they matter →Preoperative Oral Cannabidiol-Rich Cannabis Extract for Anxiety and Postoperative Pain After Endodontic Treatment
A double-blind trial testing whether a CBD-rich extract taken before a root canal reduced anxiety during the procedure or pain afterwards.
Read the findings and why they matter →Oral Cannabis Extract for Chemotherapy-Induced Nausea and Vomiting: A Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Phase II/III Trial
A randomised trial in adults who were still being sick during chemotherapy despite already taking the standard anti-sickness medicines.
Read the findings and why they matter →Tetrahydrocannabinol and Cannabidiol in Tourette Syndrome
A crossover trial in which 22 people with severe Tourette syndrome took both an oral THC/CBD oil and a placebo, six weeks each, without knowing which was which.
Read the findings and why they matter →Medicinal Cannabis for Symptom Control in Advanced Cancer: A Randomised, Placebo-Controlled Trial of 1:1 THC and CBD
A placebo-controlled trial asking whether a 1:1 THC:CBD oil eased the overall symptom burden of advanced cancer beyond what palliative care already provides.
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Patient questions, answered by a physician.
“Is THCV truly an appetite suppressant? Why isn't it all over the market?”
While early research suggests tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV) may reduce appetite in some contexts, the evidence is not yet strong enough to call it a reliable or proven weight-loss tool.
“I have a root canal coming up and someone suggested taking CBD beforehand to calm my nerves and help with the pain after. Does that work?”
The one trial that tested exactly this did not find a benefit.
“I am starting chemotherapy next month and I am already nauseous just thinking about it. Does cannabis actually help with that, or is it wishful thinking?”
For nausea that persists despite standard anti-sickness medicine, there is real evidence it helps.
“Does medical cannabis help with cancer pain and the general awfulness of advanced cancer?”
This is a very tricky question - with answers that keep changing with different papers and patient reports.
“Is there any evidence for cannabis helping tics in Tourette syndrome? My son has tried a lot of medications without much luck.”
There is, from a small but carefully designed trial.
“My father has Parkinson's and keeps reading that cannabis helps with tremor. Is there anything behind that?”
For now, less than the enthusiasm suggests.
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Navigating the Stigma as a Senior
“At 68 years old, I never thought I’d be considering cannabis as part of my treatment. My generation didn’t grow up viewing it as medicine, we saw it as something entirely different. But after dealing with arthritis pain for over a decade, my daughter encouraged me to give it a try. Meeting with a professional who truly understood both the science and the hesitations I had made all the difference. Dr. Caplan explained the endocannabinoid system in a way that made total sense. Today, I’m sleeping through the night and gardening again without chronic joint pain.”
Reclaiming Life with Holistic Care
“I had been living with chronic fatigue and pain for years, feeling like I was just existing rather than living. Traditional medicine had brought little relief, so I started looking into alternative options. Working with a doctor who truly listened to my struggles and offered a holistic approach to care was a game-changer. The cannabis regimen we developed not only improved my energy levels but also allowed me to engage in activities I hadn’t been able to enjoy in years.”
A Patient’s Guide to Finding the Right Dose
“My journey with cannabis therapy was not a straight line. When I first started, I thought one dose or product would fix everything, but I quickly learned it’s a process of trial and adjustment. Working with a knowledgeable doctor made all the difference. We started low and slow, as they say, and I kept track of how I felt each day. Over time, I found the right balance that worked for my condition without feeling overwhelmed.”
Finding Balance After Postpartum Anxiety
“After having my second baby, I struggled with severe postpartum anxiety. It was difficult to admit I wasn’t feeling okay. Traditional treatments left me feeling disconnected, and I didn’t want to spend my days like that. When I started exploring medical cannabis, I was cautious but hopeful. Meeting with Dr. Caplan helped me approach it with confidence. Low-dose CBD and microdosing restored my calm and allowed me to be fully present for my children.”
Overcoming My Fear of Cannabis Therapy
“For years, I hesitated to explore medical cannabis. I had so many misconceptions, fear of side effects, worries about legality, and embarrassment about what others might think. But after years of struggling with chronic anxiety and sleep disruption, I decided it was time to explore new options. Meeting with Dr. Caplan completely shifted my perspective. He helped me understand that cannabis wasn’t about masking symptoms; it was about restoring biological balance.”
