Category: CBD

[ad_1] Adapted from Medical marijuana: Dr. Kogan’s Evidence-Based Guide to the Health Benefits of Cannabis and CBD from dr. Mikhail Kogan, MD & Joan Liebmann-Smith, PhD with a foreword by Andrew Weil, MD (Courtesy of Avery Books, a member of the Penguin Group United States of America, a Penguin Random House company. Copyright © 2021, Michail Kogan, MD). Pain is the most common illness affecting mankind and the main reason people seek medical help. Annual…

[ad_1] The harm reduction approach that we advocate for personal cannabis use has three key considerations at its center: first, we must stop criminalizing adults for voluntarily using cannabis; Second, once personal cannabis possession is decriminalized, a safe and regulated way of obtaining cannabis should be in place; and third, that a regulator must be put in place to strictly regulate this regulated path for the ultimate benefit of the safety of cannabis users, society…

[ad_1] Many cannabis insurance issues are relatively new. From fire protection on farms to protection against theft during transport, policyholders and insurers alike are faced with new situations that are being carried over to the old policy language. When a new or complicated situation arises in the insurance world, many insurers accept coverage under a “reservation of rights”. This means that the insurer is not entirely sure whether coverage should be available in a particular…

[ad_1] Today, Glass House Brands announced a donation of US $ 25,000 to continue the Weldon Project’s ongoing mission to assist those incarcerated for nonviolent, cannabis-related crimes. The company also announced that Kyle Kazan, Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO of Glass House Brands, has joined The Weldon Project’s board of directors. The Weldon Project is a non-profit organization co-founded by former cannabis prisoner Weldon Angelos that works to both end the federal cannabis ban and implement…

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[ad_1] PRINCETON – West Virginia residents with qualifying medical conditions will have an opportunity on December 7th in Mercer County to register for access to medicinal cannabis products sold by a company planning to open pharmacies in southern West Virginia. The West Virginia Office of Medical Cannabis (OMC) will host a public registration event for medical cannabis patients at the Country Inn & Suites along 111 Halls Ridge Road near Princeton on Tuesday, December 7,…

[ad_1] Far from being a one hit wonder Cannabis sativa Plant is home to Hundreds of unique molecules, and there are dozens of different cannabinoids. So far, the cannabinoids CBD and THC have stolen the limelight from the other unique components of the cannabis plant, but that situation is changing rapidly. CBG, a non-intoxicating cannabinoid completely different from CBD, is making waves around the world, and savvy hemp entrepreneurs are investing heavily in this new…

[ad_1] Terpenes produce more than just fragrances. These secret weapons and key communicators of the plant world – around 20,000 different chemicals have been identified so far – can also produce a wide range of biological effects. There is evidence that some plant terpenes can improve cognition, block pain, kill harmful bacteria, cause hallucinations, reduce inflammation, fight cancer, make you sick, reduce stress, and get high. Terpenes are a topic of growing interest in the…

[ad_1] When personal cannabis use was decriminalized in the ACT in January 2020, Mary couldn’t wait to start growing the plant she uses to treat her chronic depression and arthritis. “It was time to regain our power and grow for ourselves and make our own medicines healthier ways at a lower cost,” she said. But she soon discovered that Canberra’s cool climate was unsuitable for a steady supply of the drug and feared that outdoor…