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Cannabis is the genus of some plants, of which the most famous is the Cannabis sativa, which is produced hashish and marijuana. Besides this, they are also known as Cannabis indica, and Cannabis ruderalis, the latter being much smaller amount of THC (6.9-Tetra-hydro-cannabinol – the main psycho-active principle of cannabis), grown in countries such as China and Canada for the production of hemp, used in the textile industry.

The cultivation of C. sativa is illegal almost everywhere in the world. In the Netherlands the sale of small quantities of this kind is tolerated in shops called “coffee shops”, where consumption is also allowed.

The Cannabis indica differs from the Cannabis sativa to be tripped over, and they produce more resin rich in alkaloids that induce muscle relaxation and sedation, while the Cannabis sativa has less resin and a combination of active ingredients that provide a less sedative and more euphoric. In Europe, the United States and Canada, the species Cannabis sativa and C. Indica / C. ruderalis have been crisscrossing since the seventies, giving rise to so-called hybrid varieties, among which the Skunk is perhaps the most famous. In Brazil, Cannabis sativa is dominant since it is well suited for tropical climates.

Some studies have suggested that cannabis use causes loss of concentration and memory in the long term (more than 15 years of use, every day, these skills declined by about 2 to 3%).

Cannabis and contains THC, has been used for millennia as a medicinal plant, and provides for the cellulose fibers and fabrics and paper industry.

Cannabis has antiemetic and can be used in relieving nausea and depression related to cancer. It can also be used as an analgesic. Some studies show that it is able to significantly reduce pressure and tear flow in patients with glaucoma, although the effect is short-lived.

Cannabis and other plants of the same family produce an extremely strong fiber that is used in manufacturing lines and paper. From their seeds an oil is extracted that can be used as fuel. In addition, there is the medical use since the psychoactive tetrahydrocannabinol has various properties.

Currently you have knowledge that the use of hemp in the production of industrial products in general, environmentally friendly alternative is emerging. Many companies are looking for greener products and less pollutants, found in Cannabis important tool for a change of scenery. According to a study conducted by the paper industry to prove that in the same area and at the same time, it is possible to produce up to three times more than the role of cannabis in the production of paper from trees. Also be aware of industries baby diapers, they would like to produce more environmentally friendly diapers, but the industry sector is barred from such action due to ecological laws against hemp.