Photo credit: One Photo Multinational conglomerate, Amazon, recently announced that it would no longer drug test its employees for cannabis. This is in part because drug testing is shown to disproportionately affect minorities in the U.S. Amazon announced in June that they will exclude cannabis from their pre-employment drug screening for positions that the Department of … [Read more...] about Is the end of Drug Testing Upon us?
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I Rely on Cannabis for my Post-Op Ailments, This is why
From tinctures, to flower, cannabis provides post-op relief. Photo by: IRA_EVVA When traditional medicine isn’t helping, people sometimes find that cannabis can act as an effective natural remedy. For ailments such as pain, inflammation, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, weight loss, tingling/numbness (from nerve damage), mood problems, sleep problems, muscle spasms, … [Read more...] about I Rely on Cannabis for my Post-Op Ailments, This is why
Cannabis’ Role in Fitness
Photo by 9dreams studio. According to new research from the University of Colorado Boulder, over 82% of individuals who use cannabis ingest it before or after exercise, saying it makes their fitness hours more pleasurable and helps them recover faster. Research Says… In the Colorado Boulder study, 67.2% of individuals supported cannabis use both before and after … [Read more...] about Cannabis’ Role in Fitness
“Big Guys vs. the Little Women:” Lady Buds Explores California’s Post-Legal Industry
Photo credit: Lady Buds Movie.com In November 2016, more than 50 million Americans welcomed adult-use cannabis as voters in Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada and California approved recreational weed. All eyes were on California, the world’s fifth largest economy, and home to the largest consumer market in the U.S. Here, voters approved Proposition 64, which legalized … [Read more...] about “Big Guys vs. the Little Women:” Lady Buds Explores California’s Post-Legal Industry
Natural or Synthetic Drugs: an Arbitrary Preference?
Is the preference for natural over synthetic drugs ubiquitous? Photo credit: Envato. There is a common error in reasoning called the naturalistic fallacy. It occurs when one conflates what is natural with what is good. The issue is that oftentimes, the one deploying this argument determines exactly what natural means. One bigoted example is the homophobic argument … [Read more...] about Natural or Synthetic Drugs: an Arbitrary Preference?
