The governor of Florida (USA), Rick Scott today signed legislation approving the medical and therapeutic use of a specific strain of marijuana that helps, among others, children with epilepsy.
"As a father and grandfather, I never want to see children suffer," Governor Scott said in a statement, in which he stated that children with these seizures "will have the necessary medication to improve their quality leucemia of life." The strain adopted is known as "Charlotte's Web", which is low in THC, the main psychoactive ingredient in marijuana, but maintains normal levels of CBD, which makes up about 40% of the plant and is not psychoactive, so it is often used to treat episodes of seizures in humans. Doctors believe that the CBD is wider than the TCH scope for medicinal applications. Also, voters in Florida will decide the general medical use of marijuana in the state in a referendum scheduled for the next general leucemia elections, scheduled for November.
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