Does medical marijuana help with insomnia?

Answer 1

Answer :Only if abused. If used in moderation it can actually help!

http://www.healthcentral.com/drdean/408/46658.html

* my experience: slight insomnia can be a withdrawal symptom -- after 2 or more weeks of daily use, if i stop smoking, it takes me like an hour to fall asleep (normally I pass right out as soon as i hit the bed). this starts on day 2 after stopping and lasts a 4-5 days after that. otherwise, no effect.

Answer 2

While marijuana may help with sleep induction, its effects are relatively short-lived in the body and so may not cause an increase in sleep latency, or the total amount of time spent sleeping.

Answer 3

For some people, it actually helps them sleep. But for others, it may create insomnia that can last up to six hours. It also depends on the strain. Also, if you are a chronic smoker and suddenly quit, you may have difficulty sleeping for 1-4 weeks.

Answer 4

Yes, many people smoke only before going to bed to help them overcome insomnia or chronic pain. Marijuana is cheaper, safer, more natural, and more effective than processed medication, although doctors and pharmaceutical companies relying on your money would have you believe otherwise.

Answer 5

According to some patients medical marijuana does help with insomnia. Here is a list of the medical marijuana strains that patients use for insomnia based on their responses on Leafly.

Answer 6

yes, is called burning out.