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Dr. Mattheus da Veiga JardimMedical Cannabis

Physician · Medical cannabis

Personalized medical cannabis treatment, grounded in evidence.

Before any prescription, I listen to your story, assess things carefully and stay with you at every step of your progress, by telemedicine anywhere in Brazil or in person.

  • Prescriptions follow Anvisa and CFM rules
  • Telemedicine anywhere in Brazil
  • Replies within 2 business hours
Dr. Mattheus da Veiga Jardim in a white coat with a stethoscope, smiling with his arms crossed

Registered physician

CRM-GO 31661 · CRM-DF 30579

How it works

Three steps, no rush.

From first contact to ongoing follow-up, you know exactly what will happen.

  1. Step 01

    Consultation

    An unhurried conversation about your history, symptoms, tests and previous treatments. Online or in person.

  2. Step 02

    Assessment

    A review of indications and contraindications. If it makes sense, an individualized plan, with a prescription and guidance on accessing the product legally.

  3. Step 03

    Follow-up

    Starting with low doses, then gradual adjustments and regular follow-up visits, supported by your Wellbeing Diary.

“More than prescribing, my purpose is to understand, guide and care.”

Dr. Mattheus Jardim

Who will care for you

Medicine that looks beyond the symptoms.

Born in Anápolis, in the state of Goiás, I built my career in primary care, urgent and emergency care, intensive care and air medical transport, places where you learn to listen quickly and decide responsibly.

My interest in medical cannabis began in 2013, in Buenos Aires, and has since grown into ongoing study, constant learning and individualized care for each patient.

Since
2013
studying cannabinoids
Licensed
GO · DF
active CRM license in 2 states
Serving
Brazil
via telemedicine
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Learn

Clear information before any decision.

Guides written in plain language, mini-courses that save your progress and an interactive experience on how cannabis works in the body.

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In the press

Portal 6 · September 2024

“Meet the doctor from Anápolis who became a national reference in cannabis treatment”

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Regulatory commitment

  • Prescriptions follow Anvisa resolutions (RDC 327/2019 and RDC 660/2022)
  • Advertising and conduct in line with the Code of Medical Ethics and the rules of the CFM (Brazil's Federal Council of Medicine)
  • Telemedicine under Brazilian Law No. 14,510/2022
  • Health data handled under the LGPD (Brazil's data protection law)
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Frequently asked questions

Questions everyone asks.

And it's perfectly fine to ask. If yours isn't here, the team will answer on WhatsApp.

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Is medical cannabis treatment legal in Brazil?
Yes. The medical use of cannabis-based products is regulated by Anvisa, Brazil's health regulatory agency, and is permitted with a medical prescription. The main ways to access these products are buying them at pharmacies (RDC 327/2019), importing them as an individual (RDC 660/2022) and through patient associations. Without a prescription, use is not covered by health regulations.
Do I need authorization from Anvisa to use it?
It depends on the route you choose. To import the product, you need to register with Anvisa through the gov.br portal, using your medical prescription. To buy it at a pharmacy, all you need is the prescription along with the special prescription form (notificação de receita) required for that product. During your consultation, you'll be guided through the steps that apply to your case.
Can I travel with the product?
When traveling within Brazil, it's best to carry the product in its original packaging, together with your prescription and your proof of purchase or import authorization document. For international travel, the rules vary a great deal from country to country and should be checked well in advance.
Can the treatment cause a positive result on drug tests or anti-doping tests?
Products that contain THC, including full-spectrum products with small amounts, can lead to a positive result on drug tests, such as those required for some categories of Brazilian driver's license (CNH). In sports, THC is banned in competition, while isolated CBD is not on the World Anti-Doping Agency's prohibited list; even so, CBD products may contain traces of THC. If this matters to you, mention it during your consultation: the choice of product takes it into account.
How soon will I notice the effects?
It varies from person to person and from condition to condition. Some people notice changes in the first few days; for others, the response appears over several weeks, as the dose is gradually adjusted. That's why the treatment is assessed through ongoing follow-up, and the Wellbeing Diary helps a lot with this process.

Take the first step at your own pace.

A consultation to hear your story, answer your questions and honestly assess whether medical cannabis makes sense for you.

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