Greenleaf Medical Clinic

Greenleaf Medical Clinic Virtual clinic (est. 2011) assessing patients across Canada for medical cannabis. We are known for our expertise and chosen for our care.

The Greenleaf Medical Clinic is Canada’s premium specialized clinic. Since 2011 we have been assessing patients for medical cannabis. Virtual care is available in the following provinces; British Columbia, Newfoundland, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, PEI, Saskatchewan, and Yukon. Our physician assessments include; cannabis education, customized treatment plans and ongoing follow-up care.

Even with a personalized treatment plan, it’s completely normal for patients to need time to adjust and learn what works...
12/05/2025

Even with a personalized treatment plan, it’s completely normal for patients to need time to adjust and learn what works best for their body.

Here are 3 common mistakes we see — and simple ways to avoid them:

🕒 1. Not being consistent with timing
Taking doses at different times each day can lead to uneven symptom control. Sticking to the timing recommended in your treatment plan helps keep your relief steady and predictable.

💧 2. Switching formats too quickly
Oils, capsules, and inhaled options work very differently. Some patients move on before giving their current format the proper adjustment period. Staying with one approach long enough allows your care team to make accurate, helpful adjustments.

📝 3. Forgetting to track symptoms
A few quick notes each day, even simple 0–10 ratings, can help you and your healthcare team understand patterns, improvements, and areas where support may be needed.
Avoiding these small mistakes can make a big difference in how smooth and effective your treatment feels.

👉 Save this post for later — and explore patient tools and resources here https://greenleafmc.ca/learning-centre

Nausea can be one of the most challenging symptoms to manage — especially for patients undergoing cancer treatments, dea...
12/04/2025

Nausea can be one of the most challenging symptoms to manage — especially for patients undergoing cancer treatments, dealing with chronic gastrointestinal conditions, migraines, or other illnesses where nausea is persistent or severe.

For many patients, medical c*nnabis is used as an option to help reduce nausea and improve day-to-day comfort when other approaches haven’t been enough.

Here’s why it may help:

🌿 1. Interaction with the Endocannabinoid System
Certain cannabinoids can influence pathways involved in nausea and vomiting, helping the body regulate these signals more effectively.

🌿 2. Support for appetite
For patients experiencing nausea-related appetite loss, some formats may help stimulate hunger and allow for more consistent nutrition.

🌿 3. Multiple formats available
Oils, capsules, and inhaled options allow patients and their care teams to choose an approach that fits the timing and severity of their symptoms.

🌿 4. Used alongside standard treatments
Medical c*nnabis is often used as an adjunct — not a replacement — to help support overall symptom management.

Every patient is different, so treatment plans should always be personalized and closely monitored. But for many individuals facing nausea related to cancer treatment or other health conditions, medical c*nnabis can be an important tool in their care.

👉 Tap here to become a patient! https://greenleafmc.ca/start-now

12/03/2025

Maintaining strong bones is essential at every age — but it becomes especially important for anyone managing chronic conditions, reduced mobility, long-term medications, or age-related changes.

Healthy bones support balance, posture, stability, and overall independence. The stronger your foundation, the better your body can handle daily activities and stress.
Here are 6 simple ways to support bone health:

🦴 1. Get enough Vitamin D
It helps your body absorb calcium effectively.

🥛 2. Include calcium-rich foods
Think dairy, fortified milks, leafy greens, almonds, and chia seeds.

🏋️ 3. Add weight-bearing movement
Walking, light resistance training, or even gentle stairs help stimulate bone growth.

🍗 4. Eat enough protein
Protein supports the structure and repair of bone tissue.

🚭 5. Avoid smoking
It reduces bone density and slows bone healing.

🍷 6. Keep alcohol in moderation
Too much can weaken bone structure over time.

Small, consistent habits make the biggest difference — and strong bones support your whole-body health.

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12/02/2025

If you’re using medical c*nnabis, keeping a symptom journal can help you and your care team understand how different formats and ratios are supporting your condition over time.

Here’s how to get the most out of your tracking:

🕒 1. Record the time of each dose
Timing can influence how symptoms shift throughout the day.

💧 2. Note the format you used
Oils, capsules, and inhaled options can have different onset times and durations.

📈 3. Track your symptoms with quick ratings
Rate areas related to your condition — such as pain, muscle spasms, nausea, anxiety, appetite, or mobility.

🍽️ 4. Add context when it matters
Meals, hydration, stress, and activity levels can all influence how you respond.

🔁 5. Review weekly
Patterns are easier to see over time and can help guide adjustments for more consistent relief.

A few notes each day can provide meaningful insight into what’s working best for your symptoms.

👉 Download our free dosing journal through the link in our bio.

🌿 Terpenes do more than smell good, they may directly activate your endocannabinoid systemA new preclinical study tested...
12/01/2025

🌿 Terpenes do more than smell good, they may directly activate your endocannabinoid system

A new preclinical study tested 16 common c*nnabis terpenes (like myrcene, limonene, linalool, and β-caryophyllene) and found they can activate both CB1 and CB2 receptors — the same receptors influenced by THC.

Why it matters…

✨ Some terpenes showed CB2 activation comparable to low-dose THC, but without psychoactive effects.

✨ This supports the idea that terpenes may contribute to pain relief, inflammation modulation, and calming effects in their own right.

✨ It’s fresh evidence that c*nnabis is more than THC and CBD — terpene profiles truly matter.

👉 Read the full study here https://conta.cc/3M3dyvx

🧠 Medical C*nnabis & Parkinson’s DiseaseParkinson’s disease affects movement, mood, sleep, and overall quality of life —...
11/27/2025

🧠 Medical C*nnabis & Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson’s disease affects movement, mood, sleep, and overall quality of life — and many patients continue to explore supportive therapies to help manage day-to-day symptoms. Many studies and patient reports suggest that medical c*nnabis may offer supportive benefits for certain Parkinson’s-related challenges.

Patients have commonly reported improvements in areas such as:

✨ Muscle stiffness and rigidity
✨ Tremor intensity
✨ Sleep quality
✨ Anxiety and overall sense of calm

It’s important to note that every case of Parkinson’s is unique, and responses to medical c*nnabis can vary. Working with a knowledgeable medical team helps ensure safe, personalized treatment planning based on each patient’s needs and goals.

💚 If you or someone you love is exploring supportive options for Parkinson’s, we’re here to help.

✨ Become a Greenleaf patient today — link in bio.

11/26/2025

🌿 Wellness Wednesday: 5 Daily Habits for a Healthier Nervous System

Your nervous system plays a major role in how you feel: your mood, stress levels, sleep, focus, and overall sense of balance. Small, mindful habits can make a big impact over time. Here are five simple ways to support your nervous system every day:

✨ Gentle movement to release stored tension
✨ Deep, slow breathing to calm the body
✨ Nourishing meals with healthy fats & minerals
✨ Grounding time outdoors, even for a few minutes
✨ A consistent wind-down routine before bed

Your wellbeing matters, and creating small supportive habits is a powerful place to start.

💬 What Our Patients Are Saying“Living with arthritis used to make everyday things feel like a struggle. Since starting m...
11/25/2025

💬 What Our Patients Are Saying

“Living with arthritis used to make everyday things feel like a struggle. Since starting my medical c*nnabis treatment, my joints feel calmer and the stiffness isn’t nearly as overwhelming. I can move through my day with so much more ease now. It’s made a real difference.”

At Greenleaf, many patients living with arthritis share similar experiences of finding new ways to manage discomfort with medical c*nnabis as part of a personalized approach to care. Every journey is unique — but support, guidance, and compassionate healthcare are at the heart of what we do.

💚 Wondering if this path could help you live more comfortably?

✨ Become a Greenleaf patient today — https://greenleafmc.ca/start-now

🌿 Cannabis as a safer pain-tool: What new research shows 🧠A recent study of over 2,000 adults in Louisiana found that pe...
11/24/2025

🌿 Cannabis as a safer pain-tool: What new research shows 🧠

A recent study of over 2,000 adults in Louisiana found that people using medical cannabis reported their pain decreased by about 3.4 points on a 10-point scale. Even more importantly: those who had stopped using prescription pain medications were 26.5% more likely to be using medical cannabis more frequently.

👉 What does this tell us?

Medical cannabis is not just an “alternative” — for many, it’s a substitute for opioid-based prescriptions.

In the context of our ongoing opioid crisis, cannabis offers a lower-risk path for pain and inflammation management.

For patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals, this data reinforces that cannabis isn’t fringe — it’s part of the modern toolkit for pain relief.

🔍 Why it matters:

As someone working with healthcare professionals, medical patients, and adult consumers — this adds to the evidence base supporting cannabis as a meaningful option. It helps break the stigma and opens up the conversation:

“Could cannabis help reduce dependency on opioids?”

“Can it be integrated safely into treatment plans, under careful guidance?”

💬 For patients & providers:

If you’re exploring pain or inflammation management, or discussing options with your healthcare provider — this study is a signpost. It doesn’t mean everyone should switch, but it signals that cannabis can be considered. Dosing, product type (CBD vs THC), and individual context still matter.

💬 It’s Okay to Have QuestionsThinking about medical cannabis but feeling a little unsure? You’re not alone. 💚Starting so...
11/21/2025

💬 It’s Okay to Have Questions

Thinking about medical cannabis but feeling a little unsure? You’re not alone. 💚

Starting something new — especially when it comes to your health — can feel overwhelming. At Greenleaf, we’re here to make it easier.

Our team of healthcare professionals offers judgment-free guidance, helping you understand if medical cannabis is right for you, how it works, and what to expect from the process. 🌿

✨ Have questions right now? You can chat with us directly through the live chat feature on our website!

You deserve compassionate care and clear answers. We’re here when you’re ready. 💚

👉 Visit our website to chat or learn more — https://greenleafmc.ca

🌿 Can medical c*nnabis help with anxiety?Anxiety can affect every part of daily life — from focus and sleep to overall w...
11/20/2025

🌿 Can medical c*nnabis help with anxiety?

Anxiety can affect every part of daily life — from focus and sleep to overall wellbeing. 💭

Growing research suggests that certain c*nnabinoids, like CBD, may help reduce symptoms of anxiety by supporting the endocannabinoid system, which plays a role in regulating mood and stress responses. 🌱

✨ With the right guidance, medical c*nnabis can be a supportive tool to help ease anxiety, promote balance, and restore a sense of calm 💚

👉 Learn more about medical c*nnabis for anxiety or begin your patient journey — https://greenleafmc.ca/start-now

11/19/2025

💚 Wellness Wednesday: 5 Everyday Habits for Inflammation Control 💚

Chronic inflammation can affect your mood, energy, and overall health — but simple daily habits can make a real difference. 🌿

🌈 Eat the rainbow (colorful, whole foods)
🍩 Cut down on refined sugar
🚶‍♀️ Move your body — even short walks count
😴 Prioritize quality sleep
🧘‍♀️ Practice mindfulness and stress management

✨ Small, consistent choices add up to big changes. Start today — your body will thank you. 💫

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The Greenleaf Medical Clinic was founded in 2011 and assesses patients across Canada for their eligibility into Health Canada's Access to Cannabis for Medical Purposes Regulations (ACMPR) program.

The ACMPR provides a legal framework for patients to legally use ma*****na for beneficial relief of various symptoms.

Our physician's role is to assess patient eligibility through chart review and/or discussions with the patients' primary care physician or specialist(s). When deemed eligible, an appointment is scheduled for either an on-site consultation or a tele-medicine appointment through VSee. Tele-medicine consultations accommodate patients that cannot travel to our clinic due to illness or distance. Tele-Medicine allows patients across the country to benefit from our services that are otherwise unavailable. In either case, the physician will complete the required medical document authorizing the patient to use cannabis as medicine.

Following the patient/physician consultation, the patient will work with one of the clinic's medical office assistants to decide on the licensed commercial producer that best suits their requirements. Strains will be recommended as per the physicians chart notes and past patient experiences.