The movement towards regulation and decriminalization of cannabis has engendered an entirely new legal market of consumers and products. There are more strains, more potent cannabis (or, if desired, less potent cannabis), more gadgets, and, of course, more ways of consuming cannabis. The explosion of the cannabis market, and the products to satisfy that new market, have … [Read more...] about To Smoke or Not to Smoke
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World Autism Month: Exploring the Growing use of CBD oils for ASD symptoms
Many families find that CBD Oil is helpful for symptoms of ASD. Photo Credit: flickr/The Vape Guide. Recently, families all over the world have explored medical cannabis to alleviate their loved ones’ symptoms. Often, these families hear about cases of cannabis providing quick and effective treatment for a range of things such as insomnia, epilepsy, chronic pain, and autism … [Read more...] about World Autism Month: Exploring the Growing use of CBD oils for ASD symptoms
Cannabis-Assisted Psychotherapy – a Stepping Stone to Healing?
Image by: ckstockphoto. Recent research suggests that cannabis-assisted psychotherapy can lead to mental health breakthroughs. Psychotherapy, in general, is a practice that incorporates talking to a professional about mental health and emotional well-being, according to the American Psychiatric Association. Similar to psychedelic-assisted therapy, the practice combines … [Read more...] about Cannabis-Assisted Psychotherapy – a Stepping Stone to Healing?
The Future of CBN
Photos courtesy of GVB Biopharma. There are at least 113 cannabinoids in cannabis. Many of these cannabinoids have never been fully characterized (their chemical makeup has not yet been determined), and many others are found only in trace amounts, or only in specific plant strains. Many deem most of these un-characterized cannabinoids as the new cannabinoids. … [Read more...] about The Future of CBN
Research Finds That Endocannabinoids Cause “Runner’s High”
Researchers link the euphoric phenomenon that many experience after intense exercise to endocannabinoids. Photo Credit: Pixabay. A runner’s high, as Dr. David Linden, professor of neuroscience at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine explains, is “a short-lasting deeply euphoric state following intense exercise.” Researchers have previously linked this euphoric … [Read more...] about Research Finds That Endocannabinoids Cause “Runner’s High”
