Japan is changing the rules about cannabis, a plant that some people use as medicine. For a long time, Japan only allowed a part of cannabis called CBD with no THC in it. But now, they are going to allow CBD with a little bit of THC, which makes it more effective for helping people feel better. This is good news because doctors can give better medicine to those who need it. Japan has a long history of using plants for healing, so this change fits well with their culture. The new rules are not perfect yet, but they will help make medical cannabis easier to get in Japan. Read from source...

- The title is misleading as it suggests that cannabis reform in Japan is imminent when the actual text does not provide any specific dates or details of the reforms.
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- The article assumes that full-spectrum CBD is more effective than CBD isolate, which is not a proven fact but rather an opinion based on anecdotal evidence.
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