25/09/2025
Restricted in most countries, sacred to some, and researched everywhere.
Cannabis is a plant full of dualities.
Known by names like h**p, ma*****na, or pot, and botanically classified as Cannabis sativa (with related varieties such as Cannabis indica), this plant has been part of human history for thousands of years.
Ancient records from China, India, and Egypt describe it as a valued remedy for pain relief, inflammation, and calming effects.
Today modern research focuses on its active compounds THC and CBD exploring potential benefits in pain management, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, anxiety, and sleep disorders.
At the same time, studies also highlight risks such as dependency and mental health impacts, particularly in vulnerable groups. This makes cannabis one of the most tightly regulated plants in the world.
In homeopathy however, cannabis takes on a very different role.
Prepared through potentization, it loses its toxic effects while retaining the ability to stimulate the body’s healing response.
- Cannabis sativa may be considered in cases of anxiety, confusion, or urinary and respiratory complaints.
- Cannabis indica may be indicated in states of hallucination, disorientation, intense sensitivity, or insomnia.
Cannabis shows us that healing and harm can be two sides of the same plant, defined not only by how it is prepared, but also by how it is used.
That is the very essence of homeopathy, like cures like.
Perhaps it’s time to reframe cannabis, not just as a controversy, but as a plant with many dimensions.
Have you experienced the healing powers of Cannabis used in homeopathy?
