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ELI5: Does medical marijuana differ from "regular" marijuana, and how?

I'm just thinking, just because it's prescribed by your doctor, it shouldn't logically stop you from going into a hash psychosis? Is it because it's less potent, taken in smaller doses? And do medical marijuana users still experience the recreational effects?

Edit: Thanks everyone for educating me!
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What the Hell is a hash psychosis? Is that just a fancy way of saying high?  


But no, there's no difference aside from legally. Practically, it's the exact same stuff. Except most of it is even more potent because it's grown by growers who are more well-funded than average. 

There are certain strains that contain little THC and a lot of CBD that does not get you high, however.