INTRODUCTION
Cannabis cultivation dates back to the beginnings of recorded history in Ancient China and India, where the plant was used as food for humans and animals. Since that time, cannabis strains have been an important agricultural crop and raw material in the production of fibre, paper, clothing, lighting fuel and medicine. Cannabis sativa plants (both marijuana and hemp strains) have been used to treat many serious conditions throughout recorded history, providing relief for people with pain, insomnia, gastric disorders, and seizure disorders. In the 19th century, plant extracts were made and sold in Europe and the US as tinctures and pills by known pharmaceutical manufacturers and enjoyed a respected place on pharmacy shelves.
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