Cannabis in Ancient China: Medicine and Spirituality
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Cannabis has been used in China since 2700 BC, primarily for medicinal and spiritual purposes. The famous Emperor Shennong, considered the father of Chinese medicine, recommended cannabis to treat various ailments, ranging from pain to digestive problems.
Over the centuries, the plant has been incorporated into Taoist and Buddhist rituals, where it was used to promote meditation and spiritual elevation. Hemp was also used to make fabrics and ropes, demonstrating the versatility of this plant.
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