Author: Jeremy Wilson

[ad_1] One of the biggest concerns we have encountered is the interactions with CBD drugs and the safe use of CBD with other drugs. Given the ambiguity about what is really in some of these prescribed drugs and how they work on the body compared to the effects cannabidiol (CBD) has on the body, this is indeed a very worrying topic. Due to the nature of chemical compounds, virtually every substance, including CBD, interacts with…

[ad_1] A new study claims that cannabis plants could be dangerous to the health of the consumer due to their ability to accumulate or ingest dangerous compounds in the soil. Cannabis plants, also called accumulator plants, have an intrinsic property that allows them to absorb toxins like heavy metals and pesticides from the soil. This ability makes the plant perfect for environmental remediation. They are planted on polluted or contaminated sites to reduce toxins in…

[ad_1] LAKE PLACID – After the city of North Elba and the village of Lake Placid passed local laws making it illegal to license the sale and use of cannabis on-site, they teamed up to look into zoning for cannabis companies – only in case their laws are repealed by a permissive referendum. The new town / village community “Working group” – formed to assess the local zoning in anticipation of cannabis companies coming to…

[ad_1] Here is a scenario that our cannabis attorneys and litigation team have seen countless times: A client calls and wants to take immediate action for breach of a cannabis contract. You want to terminate the contract. Or cancel a tenant. Or file a lawsuit. The first question I always ask these customers is whether the contract contains termination and rectification provisions. In almost all cases, the answer will complicate matters. What are termination and…

[ad_1] In a campaign to educate parents about their children’s emoji conversations regarding drug use, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) created a legend as a parental reference. On December 16, the DEA hosted a press conference with DEA ​​Administrator Anne Milgram, who discussed the dangers of illicit drug use, particularly for the country’s youth. In particular, as part of the DEA campaign “One pill can kill”, a reference sheet with identifiable emoji compilations was checked…

[ad_1] You may know the natural benefits of the two main components of cannabis – CBD and THC – but there are actually hundreds of other medicinal compounds in the plant. When used together, they deliver a synergistic phenomenon known as the entourage effect. What is the entourage effect? The entourage effect is the synergistic phenomenon that occurs when multiple cannabis compounds work together to create a powerful, amplifying effect. Dr. Ethan Russo, a neurologist…

[ad_1] New research from New Frontier Data, the leader in cannabis data and analysis, has found that nearly half of cannabis users in the United States prefer alcohol to alcohol. The results were published in their latest report, Cannabis & Wellness: A New Consumer Paradigm, which was co-created with Jointly and SoRSE to analyze various aspects of well-being among cannabis users today. They examined various wellness patterns in cannabis users, ranging from mental health to…

[ad_1] In 2007, Kevin Bellotti was sentenced to prison and fined thousands. Before he went to prison, he had spent years signing a bond book at a police station every day and living under a curfew at 10 p.m. His crime? He grows four cannabis plants in his family home in Xgħajra. “Before prison, I had a life, a family, a good job, and a roof over my head. Then I was labeled a criminal…

[ad_1] On Monday, November 13th, 2021, New York MP Pat Burke passed a medical psilocybin bill. The “purpose or general idea of ​​the bill” gives a good summary: this legislation would “create psilocybin service centers to provide innovative treatments for diseases such as PTSD, depression, alcohol addiction, anxiety, etc.” The bill reflects two different controlled substances laws: (1) Oregon’s legalization of psilocybin (a subject we’ve written about at length (here, here, and here to list…

[ad_1] The moment when the big drug companies are weighing their roles in the opioid crisis recently began to unravel. On November 24, 2020, opioid maker Purdue Pharma LP pleaded guilty to fraud and kickback conspiracies amid a spate of litigation over its role in the opioid epidemic. Purdue Pharma has filed a massive bankruptcy settlement to essentially end the majority of the litigation. But a federal judge dismissed the bankruptcy settlement of OxyContin maker…