Introducing Dr Amir Khan and Live to 100 Magazine
Dr Amir Khan is a full-time NHS GP based in Bradford, and a familiar face on British TV, where he provides expert medical advice on shows like Good Morning Britain and Lorraine. A passionate advocate for patient care and holistic health, Dr Amir is also the author of the Sunday Times best-seller The Doctor Will See You Now and a respected educator in the field of general practice.
Lyphe Clinic featured in Live to 100 magazine:
Live to 100 is a health and wellness site and magazine brought to you by Celebrity Angels and Dr Amir Khan, focusing on longevity, fitness, and overall well-being. Each issue is packed with expert insights to help you live a longer, healthier, and more fulfilling life.
In this issue of Live to 100, he takes a closer look at topics from stress, dental health, menopause as well as chronic pain, featuring Lyphe Clinic and medical cannabis treatment as a natural alternative to high strength opioids.
Below, we dive into how medical cannabis works, the conditions it can treat, and how LypheClinic is helping patients find a better way to live with chronic pain.
Medical Cannabis & Chronic Pain Relief: A Compassionate Solution to Chronic Pain Management
Chronic pain can be a debilitating condition that impacts every aspect of a person’s life. For many patients, traditional treatments, such as strong opioids, often fail to provide effective relief and come with a range of unwanted and sometimes severe side effects. In recent years, medical cannabis has emerged as a promising alternative for managing chronic pain, offering patients a natural and effective way to regain control over their health and quality of life.
At Lyphe Clinic, we specialise in the use of medical cannabis to manage a variety of chronic pain conditions, from arthritis and back pain to cancer-related pain, fibromyalgia, and more. Many of our patients have found significant relief through cannabis treatments, particularly when conventional pain medications were ineffective or caused adverse reactions.
How Medical Cannabis Helps with Chronic Pain Relief
Medical cannabis works through phytocannabinoids, a class of naturally occurring compounds found in the cannabis plant. These molecules interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system (ECS), a complex network of receptors and molecules that regulates vital processes, including pain sensation, mood, sleep, and immune function.
Phytocannabinoids, such as CBD (cannabidiol) and THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), bind to specific receptors in the ECS, influencing how the body processes and responds to pain signals. This interaction not only helps alleviate pain but can also reduce inflammation, making cannabis an effective treatment for a wide range of pain-related conditions. For more information on the science behind cannabis and pain, check out the National Institute on Drug Abuse’s research on cannabinoids.
Chronic Pain Conditions Treated with Medical Cannabis at Lyphe Clinic
At Lyphe Clinic, we treat a variety of chronic pain conditions that are often difficult to manage with traditional approaches. These include:
For many patients with these conditions, medical cannabis offers a unique and effective way to manage symptoms, improve daily functioning, and enhance overall quality of life. Medical cannabis is especially beneficial for patients seeking an alternative to long-term opioid use, which has been linked to numerous health risks, including addiction. You can learn more about the dangers of opioid use in chronic pain management on NHS UK.
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Patient Testimonial: A Real-World Success
“I would recommend Lyphe to anyone in chronic pain. If cannabis is not an appropriate treatment for you, there are specialists to advise you. They also hold regular consultations to monitor your treatment. Personally, it has proved to be really effective at suppressing quite severe nerve pain. It has improved my quality of life more dramatically than any other pain medication.” — Reg, May 5, 2023
Reg’s experience highlights the profound impact that medical cannabis can have on patients struggling with chronic pain. For many, it represents a turning point in managing conditions that traditional pain relief methods have failed to address.
How to Get Started with Lyphe Clinic
If you’re living with chronic pain and are considering medical cannabis as a treatment option, Lyphe Clinic makes the process simple and accessible:
Our team at Lyphe Clinic is here to guide you every step of the way, providing expert support and monitoring throughout your treatment journey to ensure the best possible outcomes.
Why Choose Lyphe Clinic?
At Lyphe Clinic, we offer convenient access to medical cannabis treatments across the UK and Channel Islands, with flexible online appointments and discreet home delivery of your medication. We understand the challenges of living with chronic pain and are committed to providing personalised care and reliable access to treatments that can improve your quality of life.
If you’re ready to explore how medical cannabis can help manage your chronic pain, we’re here to support you with compassionate, expert care. Book your appointment today and take the first step toward a more comfortable, fulfilling life.
Lyphe Clinic — Improving your quality of life with reliable access to medical cannabis and dedicated patient care.
For more information, or to begin your journey with Lyphe Clinic, visit www.lyphe.com.
Click here if you’d like to read more about the benefits of medical cannabis as an effective treatment to chronic pain and how it could save the NHS billions in taxpayer money.
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The content provided on this blog is intended for educational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. We strongly advise readers to seek guidance from a qualified healthcare professional regarding any medical concerns.
To reflect its medicinal nature rather than recreational use, we prefer the term ‘medical cannabis’ over terms such as ‘marijuana’, “grass”. or ‘dope’ which may carry negative connotations.
The opinions expressed in the blog belong to the respective authors, who are not medical professionals, and may not necessarily align with those of Lyphe Clinic. Lyphe Clinic does not endorse any specific products or services mentioned, except those provided through Lyphe Clinic.
Readers should be aware that the legality of medical cannabis varies by location, and this disclaimer may be subject to periodic updates.
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