By: Higher Perspectives   As more and more people are starting to realize, the pharmaceutical industry is basically one big legal drug ring.

Just as people get addicted to heroin and methamphetamine, pharmaceutical companies push drugs with slightly altered chemical compositions deemed legal by the government.

The one good thing to come of this is the increased demand for natural and alternative treatments that lie outside the domain of 'Big Pharma.' One substance, in particular, has been seen to hold great medicinal potential, and that's cannabis (marijuana).

In fact, some organizations have started making cannabis-infused products to treat a variety of highly painful ailments and symptoms.

The Foria Relief Company has created vaginal cannabis suppositories using cocoa butter as the perfect alternative to pills like Vicodin, Midol and Ibuprofen. The suppository helps relax muscles, preventing or soothing menstrual cramps.

The cannabis capsule is made from the extract of cannabis flower, all of which are pesticide-free. The active ingredients are processed without microbials and then packaged with a specific mix of 60 mg of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) and 10 mg of CBD (cannabidiol).