The word cannabis is the Latin word. It is commonly used to refer to as hemp, another name for marijuana, a psychoactive drug extracted from the cannabis plant. The cannabis plant, also called marijuana, is used mainly for medicinal or recreational uses.

The scientific community believes that cannabis has medicinal properties and is considered to be a “psychoactive substance”. Many people have a misconception that cannabis is illegal because they think it is harmful. It is illegal to grow, possess, or distribute cannabis in many countries, but not all. In fact, it is legal to use in many countries.

Some countries that have legal use of cannabis include the United States, Canada, and Australia. It is illegal to use cannabis in the U.S., but not in many other state. In many states, smoking marijuana is illegal, but there are exceptions in some states. In some countries, consumption of cannabis in any form is illegal, including its oil. Many users may use cannabis only recreationally, although some may use it as a medicine. It is legal for certain medical conditions, such as cancer, AIDS, and epilepsy.

The U.S. National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) argues that the legal use of cannabis should be legalized. In its view, cannabis has a high potential for abuse compared to heroin, morphine, methamphetamine, cocaine, and marijuana. It also argues that cannabis is illegal because it is listed as a drug under the Controlled Substances Act, meaning that it has no medical value. Other opponents argue that cannabis is illegal because it has high potential for abuse. 

The growing of cannabis plants, which are then used to produce marijuana, may be harmful to both humans and animals, so farmers must ensure that the growing conditions are regulated. Growing conditions can include high levels of water, exposure to chemicals and sunlight, and fertilizers.

It is widely recognized that cannabis has medicinal purposes, but many doctors discourage the use of this drug for medicinal purposes, due to the serious side effects of using it. They believe that it is safer to use prescription drugs.

Many scientists think that cannabis has many therapeutic benefits, especially in the treatment of chronic pain. This includes pain resulting from arthritis and neuropathy and HIV/AIDS. In the US, the treatment of cancer pain is often improved by using cannabis.

There is also a body of evidence that suggests that cannabis does have some positive effects on mental illness and disorders, although these are much less conclusive than those relating to the medicinal aspects of the drug. There is some debate about the effects of cannabis on sexual function in women, but the consensus is that more research is needed.

It is the main debate between supporters and opponents that has resulted in the legalization of cannabis. Most supporters of the drug say that it is a harmless, healthy, socially acceptable, useful drug and should not be discouraged, while opponents say it can have serious side effects.