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Marijuana is classified as Cannabis saiva L, one type of hemp. Traditionally, Marijuana is considered as Schedule I drug due to its acute bad effects on human health. However, its medical use has been widely recognized today. Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol ( 9 -THC) is a compound extracted from Marijuana, which has been used in several drugs approved by United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA).  9 -THC functions through cannabinoid receptor in neural system or peripheral tissues. For diabetes patients,  9 -THC has been reported to have preventative or treatment effects. In this paper, we will review recent research progress in association between cannabis use and diabetes, as well as known mechanism of how  9 -THC functions in human from the perspective of free radicals.

Is Marijuana Beneficial for Prevention and Treatment of Diabetes?