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ACEA/ ARACHIDONYL/ CHLOROETHYLAMIDE a synthetic, CB1 agonist
ACHILLES TENDINITIS
ACNE
ACQUIRED NEUROMYOTONIA (Isaac's syndrome)
ACUPUNCTURE
ADDICTION (Physical)
ADHD
AGING
AIDS see HIV
ALCOHOLISM
ALLERGIES TO CANNABIS
ALZHEIMER'S
AM 1346 a synthetic cannabinoid
AMOTIVATIONAL SYNDROME
AMYOTTROPHIC ATERAL SCLEROSIS (ALS)
ANECDOTAL (personal stories)
ANGIOGENESIS (the formation of new blood vessels)
ANOREXIA
ANTI-BACTERIAL
ANTI-FUNGAL
ANTI-INFLAMMATORY
ANTI-OXIDANT
ANXIOLYTIC
APPETITE STIMULANT
ARCACHIDONYL-2'-CHLOROETHYLAMIDE (ACEA) a synthetic cannabinoid
ARTERIES see HEART DISEASE
ARTHRITIS
ASTHMA
ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER (ADD/ADHD)
ATHEROSCLEROSIS (hardening of the arteries)
ATOPIC DERMATITIS (type of eczema)
AUTISM
ACHILLES TENDINITIS
ACNE
ACQUIRED NEUROMYOTONIA (Isaac's syndrome)
ACUPUNCTURE
ADDICTION (Physical)
ADHD
AGING
AIDS see HIV
ALCOHOLISM
ALLERGIES TO CANNABIS
ALZHEIMER'S
AM 1346 a synthetic cannabinoid
AMOTIVATIONAL SYNDROME
AMYOTTROPHIC ATERAL SCLEROSIS (ALS)
ANECDOTAL (personal stories)
ANGIOGENESIS (the formation of new blood vessels)
ANOREXIA
ANTI-BACTERIAL
ANTI-FUNGAL
ANTI-INFLAMMATORY
ANTI-OXIDANT
ANXIOLYTIC
APPETITE STIMULANT
ARCACHIDONYL-2'-CHLOROETHYLAMIDE (ACEA) a synthetic cannabinoid
ARTERIES see HEART DISEASE
ARTHRITIS
ASTHMA
ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER (ADD/ADHD)
ATHEROSCLEROSIS (hardening of the arteries)
ATOPIC DERMATITIS (type of eczema)
AUTISM
Acetylcholine – a common neurotransmitter
Achalasia - a disease of the esophagus, a failure of smooth muscle fibers to relax
Acute - sharp or severe in effect; intense
Adenosine - a compound that makes you tired
Adipose tissue - fat
Adipocyte – a fat cell
Adjunct – a medication used in conjunction with another to help it work better
2-AG - A “messenger chemical” made by your body – similar to THC
Agonist – a chemical that activates a receptor
Allodynia - pain due to a stimulus which does not normally cause pain, (ie- a light touch)
Allosteric - works through a “back door” mechanism, not the usual binding site
Amygdala – an area of the brain that plays a key role in the processing of emotions
Analgesic – pain relieving
Analogue – a synthetic versionAnandamide/ AEA - a “messenger chemical” made by your body – similar to THC
Anaplasia – normal cells de-evolving and degrading into cancer cells
Anapyrexia - body temp dropping below normal
Angiogenesis - making new blood vessels, often to feed a tumor
Anorectic - Pertaining to anorexia, a lack of appetite
Antagonist – a chemical that blocks the action of an agonist
Antigen - a substance which causes an immune response
Anti-nociception - pain relieving
Anxiolytic – calming, anti-anxiety
Apoptosis - a process that leads to the normally programed death of a cell.
Aqueous humor – the liquid between the colored iris and the clear cornea of your eye
Arachidonic acid - an Omega 6
Astrocytes – Glial cells that link the vascular system to its neighboring neurons
Ataxia - lack of muscle coordination during movements like walking, or picking up objects
Atherogenesis – the formation of arterial plaques, as in atherosclerosis
Autapse - a synapse formed by the axon of a neuron on its own dendrites
Autocatalysis – when a single chemical reaction happens
Autocrine – when a cell secretes a compound that binds to receptors on the same type of cell.
Achalasia - a disease of the esophagus, a failure of smooth muscle fibers to relax
Acute - sharp or severe in effect; intense
Adenosine - a compound that makes you tired
Adipose tissue - fat
Adipocyte – a fat cell
Adjunct – a medication used in conjunction with another to help it work better
2-AG - A “messenger chemical” made by your body – similar to THC
Agonist – a chemical that activates a receptor
Allodynia - pain due to a stimulus which does not normally cause pain, (ie- a light touch)
Allosteric - works through a “back door” mechanism, not the usual binding site
Amygdala – an area of the brain that plays a key role in the processing of emotions
Analgesic – pain relieving
Analogue – a synthetic versionAnandamide/ AEA - a “messenger chemical” made by your body – similar to THC
Anaplasia – normal cells de-evolving and degrading into cancer cells
Anapyrexia - body temp dropping below normal
Angiogenesis - making new blood vessels, often to feed a tumor
Anorectic - Pertaining to anorexia, a lack of appetite
Antagonist – a chemical that blocks the action of an agonist
Antigen - a substance which causes an immune response
Anti-nociception - pain relieving
Anxiolytic – calming, anti-anxiety
Apoptosis - a process that leads to the normally programed death of a cell.
Aqueous humor – the liquid between the colored iris and the clear cornea of your eye
Arachidonic acid - an Omega 6
Astrocytes – Glial cells that link the vascular system to its neighboring neurons
Ataxia - lack of muscle coordination during movements like walking, or picking up objects
Atherogenesis – the formation of arterial plaques, as in atherosclerosis
Autapse - a synapse formed by the axon of a neuron on its own dendrites
Autocatalysis – when a single chemical reaction happens
Autocrine – when a cell secretes a compound that binds to receptors on the same type of cell.
Autopathic - relating to the structure and characteristics of adiseased organism. Idiopathic.
Autophagy – the cell self-destructs, literally “eats itself”
