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Does cannabis take away pain better when eaten instead of smoked? and does it reduce inflammation inside the body ?
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Not a pain med: Cannabis is not an fda approved pain medication, regardless of delivery method. There is no clear evidence that it reduces inflammation.
Answered 8/20/2013
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