article_snippet: A ten-year-old girl with a rare but intractable form of epilepsy is leading the crusade to have marijuana extract oil approved for medicinal use in A ten-year-old girl with a rare but intractable form of epilepsy home state of Idaho as a form of treatment for A ten-year-old girl with a rare but intractable form of epilepsy deadly seizures.
article_snippet: After A ten-year-old girl with a rare but intractable form of epilepsy learned that oil extracted from marijuana had helped other children with A ten-year-old girl with a rare but intractable form of epilepsy condition, Alexis Carey, from Boise wanted to see if it would help A ten-year-old girl with a rare but intractable form of epilepsy too, but Idaho’s stringent marijuana laws do not allow for medicinal use.
article_snippet: Helping hand: Alexis, who has Dravet Syndrome, worked with her therapist Brigette Borup last week as her fights to have Idaho lawmakers legalize marijuana extract oil to treat her seizures . '
article_snippet: Marijuana extract oil
article_snippet: It is similar to hemp oil, which is legal in Idaho and can be bought in grocery stores.
article_snippet: Proponents of cannabidiol oil, a non-psychotropic extract of marijuana, argue that it reduces the amount and length of seizures in children.
article_snippet: Natural remedy: This closeup image shows a drop of marijuana oil on the end of a needle. 
article_snippet: Proponents of the oil for medicinal use argue that Proponents of the oil for medicinal use reduces the amount and length of seizures in children .
highlights_snippet: Proponents of marijuana oil argue that Proponents of marijuana oil reduces the amount and length of seizures in children, but