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Multiple sclerosis spasticity & cannabis

Substantial evidence supports cannabinoids for patient-reported MS spasticity and muscle spasms. Nabiximols (Sativex, a THC:CBD spray) is approved in 25+ countries (not the US) for spasticity resistant to other treatments; roughly 60–70% of patients respond, and subjective improvement tends to exceed objective measures.

Sources: NASEM 2017 · Nabiximols overview

Most-studied cannabinoids

THCCBD

Safety & cautions

Response is partial and not universal; CNS side effects.

Community-associated strains 88

These 88 strains are community-reported for multiple sclerosis spasticity — reflecting user tags, not clinical evidence. Ordered by how widely each is reviewed. The research above is the reliable guide.

Willy's Wonder
Platinum Purple Kush
Face Off OG
Green Line OG
Blueberry Space Cake
Blue Raspberry
Whitewalker OG
Northern Wreck
Incredible Bulk
Zombie OG
Sour Haze
303 Kush
Tyson
Grand Doggy Purps
The Wife
Lemon Sativa
Star Tonic
Super Skunk
Alien Dutchess
Thai Haze
Rockstar Master Kush
Ether
Yogi Diesel
KC 33
Big Bang
North Indian
Aurora Indica
Somango
Snow White
Afghani
Desert Star
Flo
Pineapple Skunk
Power Kush
Pure Kush
1024
Blue Blood
Mazar I Sharif
One To One
Raspberry Cough
Ghost OG
Jean Guy
L.A. Chocolat
Lemon Thai
Lime Skunk
Papaya
Romulan
SFV OG Kush
Silver Pearl
Sour Power
Yeti OG
3x Crazy
501st OG
Abusive OG
Alien Bubba
Alien Rift
Apollo 13
B.B. King
Barbara Bud
Big Kush
Blue Alien
Blue Z
Blueberry Yum Yum
Cactus
Cannadential
Chem Scout
Chocolate Hashberry
Clementine
Corleone Kush
Dynamite
GG4
Godfather OG
Haoma
Harle-Tsu
Honey Crisp
Ice Cream Man
Jesus OG
La Affie
Margalope
Master OG
Puna Buddaz
Purple Candy
Purple Dragon
Strawberry Milkshake
Sunshine Daydream
Tina Danza
White Elephant
White Gorilla

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This page reflects the current published evidence and community reports, and it is a work in progress. Areto is committed to expanding and refining it as new research emerges — so it can genuinely help medical patients make informed choices. If you are a clinician, researcher, or patient with peer-reviewed sources to add, email us at genetics@areto.tech.

Areto Genetics is an educational cannabis catalog. Nothing here is medical advice, and no strain is proven to treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Cannabis affects people differently and carries real risks. Talk to a qualified healthcare provider before using cannabis for any condition — especially if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, an adolescent, taking other medications, or have a heart, liver, or psychiatric condition.