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Important:

Smoking is not allowed in moving vehicles - which includes cars and boats.  If you need to transport the medical cannabis, do so by putting it in the trunk or away from the driver in the very back of the car if there is no trunk.  Smoking while driving is dangerous.

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and ASA(Americans for Safe Access) to help support the changes that California has made in the law regarding medical cannabis use.  This law, or issues surrounding it, are constantly being challenged. Without these agencies and many others like them, there would not be any effort to help maintain the functionality of the law.

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Our goal is to provide service in a friendly office setting which incorporates many of today’s innovative approaches to wellness, as well as the traditional medical school of thought. We believe that cannabis should be welcomed back into the physician’s medicine bag. We have seen first hand how marijuana can benefit those with chronic pain, nausea, unwanted weight loss etc. We will consult on a variety of conditions and recommend cannabis therapy for those patients for whom it may be of help.

Although our background is founded in Western medicine, we feel that too much emphasis is placed on quick prescription medications and not enough time is spent on each person’s overall picture of health and wellness. We strive to integrate therapies from all healthcare philosophies. Cannabis has historically been used to treat many conditions without any documented deaths.

We believe that every individual, every patient and every ailment is different. For each person that comes into our office, we evaluate a wide variety of potential treatment options and the patient’s preferences are given all due respect. After all the patient is the ones who experience the pain and discomfort and must live with the daily implications of their illness as well as the treatment.