Trim may also refer to the leftover leaf material after the trimming has been completed. Trim still contains viable trichomes with cannabinoid content which can be extracted for other CBMP.
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Trim

To trim is to cut leaves away from flowering buds after harvest to prepare the product for final use or further processing. 

Research suggests that as many as 9 in 10 UK adults may encounter a gastroenterological issue at some point in their lives, highlighting the widespread impact of these conditions on the population. Gastrointestinal symptoms can significantly disrupt daily life, impacting work productivity and social interactions.

Our commitment is to offer a compassionate alternative to enhance the quality of life for individuals navigating the complexities of cancer and its treatments. It's important to note that medical cannabis may not be suitable for everyone, and eligibility for treatment is determined through consultations with our specialist doctors. We understand that each patient's situation is unique, and our team is dedicated to exploring personalised options to ensure the most effective and considerate care.

Sleep disorders are conditions that disturb the ability to achieve restful sleep, impacting safety, relationships, work performance, and mental health. Poor sleep can lead to long-term consequences, making it crucial to recognise the signs of a sleep disorder. Our clinic is committed to assessing and addressing the root causes of sleep conditions, considering their impact and providing effective, personalised treatments.


Across the UK, millions endure the burden of chronic pain, significantly affecting their daily lives. Medical cannabis is emerging as a viable alternative to opioids, with potential to reduce the risk of dependency and mitigate some unwanted side effects. At our clinic, we acknowledge the limitations of these conventional approaches and present a compassionate alternative. While eligibility for treatment is case-specific, our specialist doctors are ready for consultations, ensuring personalised options for each individual.

For those facing challenges with conditions like anxiety, PTSD, depression, or insomnia, conventional medicines may not be having the desired clinical outcomes. cannabis-based products for medicinal use (CBPMs) offer an alternative path for patients who have found traditional treatments ineffective. While not everyone will be eligible for medical cannabis treatment, our specialist doctors are here to engage in personalised consultations, exploring the potential benefits of this alternative.

Statistics indicate that 11 million people in the UK are living with at least one neurological condition, with approximately 600,000 new diagnoses each year. Neurological conditions can significantly influence cognition, emotions, and interactions with the world, often stemming from damage to the central nervous system. While not everyone may qualify for medical cannabis treatment, our specialist doctors are available for consultations, ensuring a personalised exploration of options to determine clinical suitability.

The legalisation of medical cannabis has prompted increased interest in its use when conventional treatments have proven inadequate for managing symptoms. While limited clinical research exists on medicinal cannabis effects, patients often consider it when other treatments fall short. If you've tried conventional therapies for any of the below medical conditions, you may qualify for medical cannabis treatment. Explore the different conditions below and remember, this list is not exhaustive - so if your medical condition is not listed, you may still be eligible.

Explore conditions that can benefit from medical cannabis prescriptions at Releaf. Experience improved well-being, expert guidance and legal access to quality cannabis. 

Conditions Treated by Medical Cannabis

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