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The page treats cannabis in the formulas of Thai traditional medicine: the drug, the written formulas, the 16 formulas allowed in 2019 and their use since.
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- Counts of formulas: Yongram et al. (2025) for the department's 2021 compilation (162 cannabis formulas); Chokevivat (2019) for the older texts (22) and the 90 announced formulas; the department's statement of January 2019 (Matichon) for the four groups.
- The 2023 national list of essential herbal medicines for the formulas in use.
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- Names follow the department's list of 2019. Uses come from Chokevivat (2019) and from the Sakon Nakhon clinic (Srithat et al. 2022); source texts from Chokevivat's references. Formulas whose ingredients are given on their own pages are linked.