Is this the next biggest cannabinoid. Photo credit: IRA_EVVA. CBD is one of the most common cannabinoids that many use for a variety of treatments. However, there may be a better alternative that’s stealing the spotlight — CBDA. The Alcohol and Drug Foundation (ADF) states that the cannabis plant produces between 80 and 100 different cannabinoids. The foundation also … [Read more...] about CBDA — the Next big Cannabinoid?
Archives for October 2021
The Medical Legalization of Cannabis in Texas
Texas state flag. Photo credit: Twenty20 photos. Texas is one of the many states that is loosening their restrictions surrounding medical cannabis and possession. The Lone Star State enacted a Compassionate Use Program (CUP) in 2015. This program allows eligible Texans to have access to cannabis for medical use. On Sept. 1st, lawmakers expanded the CUP to allow … [Read more...] about The Medical Legalization of Cannabis in Texas
New York State Shuts Down Worker Discrimination Against Cannabis Use
Employees welcome the end of cannabis drug screenings in New York. Photo credits:Twenty20 photos. In addition to adult-use cannabis, residents of New York are also welcoming the end of cannabis drug screenings. In March 2021, adult-use cannabis became legal in New York when lawmakers passed the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA). While this law … [Read more...] about New York State Shuts Down Worker Discrimination Against Cannabis Use
THC-O: the Potent Cannabinoid Being Nationally Sold
Photo credit: Twenty20 photos. Hemp derivatives, such as THC-O and delta-8-THC are making their way to market. But these cannabinoids come with some complications. While some people may seek THC-O for its potent and psychedelic effects, there is little research about this drug and its potential health risks. What is THC-O? THC-O has quietly been around for a … [Read more...] about THC-O: the Potent Cannabinoid Being Nationally Sold
Lawmakers Make Another Push for Federal Cannabis Decriminalization with CAOA
From left to right: Senators Booker, Schumer, and Wyden — the CAOA sponsors. Image credit: Denver7. More than 90% of Americans believe cannabis should be medically or recreationally legal, according to the Pew Research Center. Despite this, it remains federally illegal. Consequently, three Democratic Senators are pushing for the decriminalization of cannabis nationwide … [Read more...] about Lawmakers Make Another Push for Federal Cannabis Decriminalization with CAOA