Currently there are two many financial drawbacks to legalize pot. There is a strand of pot called "charlotts web" that I can see no reason why it is not legal (besides companies proteting there financial intrests) Find information on charlotts web (from what I hear it is ext to impossible to use to get high)
I don't know about names of any strains, but I know the state of GA legalized marijuana with almost no THC. They did not authorize any dispenseries. They have issued medical cards for certain conditions. Florida has open dispensaries. Bringing a legal script back across the state line is a crime, why bother get a medical card?
I have no doubt the medicinal value of marijuana would be beneficial to many. I have MS and often suffer pain (nerve, muscle and joint), nausea, migraine, vertigo, dizziness, and the list goes on. I was a pharmacy tech before MS.
I currently take 14 pills a day...14! Not one is a multivitamin. That is not the single Tylenol #3 that I am allowed to take for a migraine. I am allergic to all other migraine meds. I am currently not on a drug exclusively for MS, I have experienced horrible side effects and allergic reactions, the costs of these drugs??? $3,500-$7,000 per month and they are self injectable.
I do use CBD oil on occasion when the pain is unbearable or the insomnia is too much. It can be out of budget for someone on disability. Medical marijuana is something every state should allow and every insurance should cover.
I apologize, I will step off my soapbox.