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Wed
26
May

Interesting Edibles: The Most Creative Ways of Eating Cannabis

Humans have been consuming cannabis for thousands of years, that we already know. We also know we’re a population of animals that sure loves to eat! Put them together and you’ve got a fantastic market for cannabis edibles. But we’re not talking about any old edible right now. Here we’re looking at the most interesting edibles, and the most creative ways of eating cannabis.

Tue
25
May

Cannabis 101: What’s the Deal with Terpenes?

In addition to common cannabis terms, like cannabinoid, indica, and sativa, you may have recently encountered a less commonly used word: terpenes. These are yet another compound found in cannabis.

But what are terpenes? And how important is it to know which types and concentrations are in cannabis before you buy a product?

Read on to find out what researchers know so far.

Tue
25
May

Why Do Some People Not Get High From Eating Edibles?

For those undergoing surgery or using cannabis for pain relief, they may not be able to tap into the therapeutic value of the plant due to their body’s inhibition to process THC like normal.

I remember the first time I ate too many brownies, which sent me into a world of intense visuals, deep body highs and cottonmouth like never before.

Most people who eat edibles feel the effects of it, but there is a class of human that seems to be immune to edibles — and scientists aren’t quite sure why.

There are theories — theories we’ll discuss in this article.

Tue
25
May

What To Expect When Cannabis Consumption Lounges Become More Common

17 states have legalized adult-use cannabis, though most continue to prohibit consumption in public or rented spaces.

For years, cannabis consumption lounges have been kept at bay, though lately pro-lounge legislation is becoming more prevalent in the legal cannabis marketplace.

Tue
25
May

Canada Now Has Psilocybin Dispensaries

Dana Larsen is anything but discreet about his business—and that’s exactly the point. “I’m definitely not the first person to sell mushrooms online,” he says. “But I might be the first to put my name, face, and reputation on the line for it.”

Tue
25
May

Canadian Cannabis Sales Reach $246.7M

Retail sales were negatively affected by COVID lockdowns, while new stores and lower prices provided a boost.

Fri
21
May

Study Finds CBD Associated With Lower Alcohol Consumption

Historically, cannabis was portrayed as the scourge of humankind. Films like ‘Reefer Madness’ were coupled with other forms of propaganda and spread throughout the world.

That propaganda had one goal – to demonize cannabis users. Cannabis consumers were portrayed in horrific ways that weren’t based in fact in an attempt to convince society that the ‘harms’ of cannabis were significant and factual.

The fact of the matter is that cannabis is much safer than many other legal substances, including and especially alcohol.

Fri
21
May

Should Budtenders Be Required To Educate Public Over Health Effects Of Cannabis?

Researchers at the University of Washington found that while budtenders were good about educating their customers over the benefits of weed, they didn’t warn them about all the evils that could arise.

Step inside any marijuana dispensary across the United States, and you’ll be greeted by a crew of dedicated budtenders whose job is to sell you weed. The transaction might be similar to other retail experiences you’ve had over the years. They’ll see if they can help you find anything specific. If you’re not sure what you want, the budtender might even ask you some questions and then make some recommendations based on your response.

Thu
20
May

Cannabis & Workouts: How To Do It Safely

Working out while enjoying a cannabis high is a popular habit for a reason. Here’s how to do it safely.

The influence of marijuana’s legalization has had wide ranging implications, from attracting a more varied base of users to the production of a larger selection of products. It’s also launched a growing “weed and workout” following.

Thu
20
May

Canadians turn to weed and alcohol as pandemic takes a toll on mental health

Substances such as cannabis and alcohol are getting used more often as Canadians worn down by COVID-19 are trying to cope with a self-reported increase in mental health issues.

Findings from Field Trip Health Ltd.’s first annual “State of Mind” survey show that about one in four respondents self-rate their current mental health as only fair or poor, while the lion’s share of those polled — 83 per cent — are reporting one or more symptoms of depression.

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