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Welcome to BUDZ medical marijuana dispensary, locally owned and operated.

Welcome to BUDZ medical marijuana dispensary, locally owned and operated.Welcome to BUDZ medical marijuana dispensary, locally owned and operated.Welcome to BUDZ medical marijuana dispensary, locally owned and operated.

Find a natural way of healing!

Call us now

(405)900-6029

Welcome to BUDZ medical marijuana dispensary, locally owned and operated.

Welcome to BUDZ medical marijuana dispensary, locally owned and operated.Welcome to BUDZ medical marijuana dispensary, locally owned and operated.Welcome to BUDZ medical marijuana dispensary, locally owned and operated.

Find a natural way of healing!

Call us now

(405)900-6029

Contact Us

Better yet, see us in person!

 We love our customers, so feel free to visit during normal business hours. Come check us out and let us help heal your medical needs! Here at Budz we focus on healing one person at a time!

BUDZ Medical Dispensary

9104 S Walker, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73139, US

(405)900-6029

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Healing one person at a Time

About Us

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Quality, Compassionate Care

Quality, Compassionate Care

Quality, Compassionate Care

Our dispensary was established to provide quality treatment with compassion and convenience.  Our mission is to provide an alternative, natural way of healing without using industrialized pharmaceuticals. 

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Cannabis and Healing

Quality, Compassionate Care

Quality, Compassionate Care

We offer a broad array of cannabis services geared to address illnesses and injuries. Our team will guide you through  your options to make sure that you are comfortable with your treatment plan.

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Our Promise to You

Quality, Compassionate Care

Our Promise to You

In order to provide our patients with the highest level of care, our goal is to create a treatment plan that will best suit your needs. 

Cannabis Treatment

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Cancer

Chronic Pain

Seizures

The active component of the marijuana plant, cannabinoids, have shown to inhibit tumor growth and kill cancer cells in lab testings. We work with a number of patients who use cannabis to treat their cancer and suppress it's side effects. 

 

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Seizures

Chronic Pain

Seizures

Medical marijuana contains antispasmodic qualities which relax muscles and has shown to be an effective treatment for seizures. Marijuana oils that are rich in cannabidol (CBD), are the preferred method for treatment.

 

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Chronic Pain

Chronic Pain

Chronic Pain

Patients who suffer from chronic pain caused by diabetes, cancer, MS, HIV, and other diseases have been turning to medical marijuana as a way to treat their pain without the use of addictive pharmaceutical medications. CBD Medical marijuana dispensary

Marijuana News

Dr. Isaacs Wayne is a pioneer in Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Program and growers asociation.

Marijuana Advocate

Marijuana Advocate

Marijuana Advocate

 

Medical Marijuana and Pain Relief

No matter which part, organ, or system of the body is affected,  many medical conditions cause noticeable discomfort and/or pain.   Chronic pain can have debilitating effects on your physical abilities,  your hobbies and leisure activities, your job opportunities, your  general mood and emotional state, a

 

Medical Marijuana and Pain Relief

No matter which part, organ, or system of the body is affected,  many medical conditions cause noticeable discomfort and/or pain.   Chronic pain can have debilitating effects on your physical abilities,  your hobbies and leisure activities, your job opportunities, your  general mood and emotional state, and even your mobility. Some common  causes of chronic pain in the United States include:

  • Arthritis
  • Back Pain
  • Chronic Migraines
  • Nerve Damage (Neuropathy)

While traditional painkiller drugs such as morphine and oxycodone can  be effective, they are also associated with a high risk of addiction  and dependence, and can be dangerous or even fatal when administered in  improper amounts. Cannabis offers similar palliative benefits, with less  significant risk of substance abuse and consequent health issues.

The scientific basis for marijuana’s painkilling ability lies in the  way the active ingredients, called Cannabinoids, affect the brain.  Cannabis contains at least 80 different cannabinoids — notably  delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC — which activate the body’s  Cannabinoid receptors.  These receptors are found in brain and  throughout most body organs.

THC, Nausea, and Appetite

We are taught from childhood that food powers the human engine.   While obesity and the fast food industry have become prominent media  topics during recent years, the dangers of under-eating are just as  alarming.  Persistent, long-term caloric deficiencies can lead to  serious health problems such as decreased bone density, impaired  circulatory function, vitamin deficiencies, and even early death caused  by heart failure.

Some patients experience chronic nausea or loss of appetite related  to chemotherapy treatments, while others are impacted by conditions such  as anorexia, depression, HIV/AIDS, or Crohn’s Disease.  If you struggle  to maintain a healthy appetite due to a medical issue, Cannabis may be  able to help you eat and get the nutrition your body needs.

It’s a common joke that marijuana causes “the munchies.”  In fact,  Cannabis does increase eating and weight gain in underweight  individuals. Also, oddly enough, it does not appear to increase weight  gain in normal to overweight users.

dr. jordan teshler inhale md


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Medical News

Marijuana Advocate

Marijuana Advocate

 

Medical uses of marijuana include both studied and approved uses and  off-label uses. In a recent research survey, the most common reasons people use  medical marijuana are for 

  • pain, 
  • anxiety, 
  • depression,  
  • muscle spasticity, and  
  • inflammatory bowel diseases such as Crohn's disease. 

More research has been conducted on  the compound CBD. M

 

Medical uses of marijuana include both studied and approved uses and  off-label uses. In a recent research survey, the most common reasons people use  medical marijuana are for 

  • pain, 
  • anxiety, 
  • depression,  
  • muscle spasticity, and  
  • inflammatory bowel diseases such as Crohn's disease. 

More research has been conducted on  the compound CBD. Medical CBD is anti-inflammatory, anticonvulsant, antioxidant,  neuroprotective, and anxiolytic, antipsychotic, and anti-emetic. The CBD  compound in medical marijuana appears to be neuroprotective in  Huntington's,  Parkinson's,  and Alzheimer's  disease, fetal hypoxia, and other neurodegenerative conditions  and movement disorders. 

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Modern Research

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Modern Research

 

Modern research suggests that cannabis is a valuable aid in the treatment of a wide range of clinical applications.  These include pain relief — particularly neuropathic pain — nausea,  spasticity, glaucoma, and movement disorders. Marijuana is also a  powerful appetite stimulant, specifically for patients suffering from  HIV, the AIDS w

 

Modern research suggests that cannabis is a valuable aid in the treatment of a wide range of clinical applications.  These include pain relief — particularly neuropathic pain — nausea,  spasticity, glaucoma, and movement disorders. Marijuana is also a  powerful appetite stimulant, specifically for patients suffering from  HIV, the AIDS wasting syndrome, or dementia. Emerging research suggests that cannabinoids and terpenes found in cannabis work together  synergistically to help protect the body against some types of  malignant tumors.

Currently, more than 60 U.S. and international health organizations — including the American  Public Health Association, Health Canada and the Federation of American  Scientists — support granting patients immediate legal access to  medicinal marijuana under a physician’s supervision. Several others,  including the American Cancer Society and the American Medical  Association support the facilitation of wide-scale, clinical research  trials so that physicians may better assess cannabis’ medical potential.

In addition, a 1991 Harvard study found that 44 percent of oncologists had previously advised marijuana  therapy to their patients. Fifty percent responded they would do so if  marijuana was legal. A more recent national survey performed by  researchers at Providence Rhode Island Hospital found that nearly half  of physicians with opinions supported legalizing medical marijuana.

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