$CANQF A person’s choice of pharmacotherapies for their mental health and pain management is a form of self-determination. This choice is best informed through education, which can include contrasting the utility of medicinal cannabis as a method to assist the treatment of mental health and pain management with other methods such as p…Read More

$CANQF Cannabis For Mental Health In The Workplace: These Organizations Lead The Charge In Canada

Cannabis For Mental Health In The Workplace: These Organizations Lead The Charge In Canada

According to the Canadian Mental Health Commission (CMHC), the economic burden of workplace mental health issues amounts to an astounding $51 billion per year, with 40% attributed to productivity loss. Regarding this link between mental and physical health, chronic pain is much more likely to result in mood disorders.

$CANQF CanaQuest Files International Mentanine(R) Patent, a Scientific CBD Formulation for Mental Health

CanaQuest Files International Mentanine(R) Patent, a Scientific CBD Formulation for Mental Health

TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / April 29, 2021 / CANAQUEST MEDICAL CORP (OTC PINK:CANQF) (the “Company” or “CanaQuest”), an award-winning Life Science/Pharmaceutical company developing formulations combining cannabinoid molecules with pharmaceutical-grade botanical compounds, today announced the filing of its International Patent, trade named Mentanine®, which has demonstrated at least 10-times (10X) the efficacy compared to Pharma Grade CBD.Mentanine® – an International CBD Excellence Award 2020 formulation was scientifically developed through preclinical trials at Western University.

$CANQF WHAT DO MENTAL HEALTH, CANNABIS AND MEDIATION ALL HAVE IN COMMON?

What do Mental Health, Cannabis and Mediation all have in common?

According to the Mental Health Commission of Canada, the economic burden of mental health problems in the workplace is $51 billion annually. Of that figure, 40% could be attributed to loss of productivity at work. The Canadian Mental Health Association states that mental and physical health are linked, and those that experience chronic physical pain are much more likely to experience mood disorders.