Posted by Lori Ann Reese on 10/01/2021 in News
This week, in marijuana news, we had the pleasure of meeting and interviewing Trinn Hatch, the founder of Jampha. You won’t want to miss the Facebook Livestream where you can ask Trinn anything you want to about CBD products. There are three amazing CBD prize packs that will be given away next week!
Did you know that the federal legalization of cannabis took a big step forward this week in the legislature? A key committee voted yes to marijuana legalization and decriminalization.
Residents of Connecticut are excited about the legalization of adult-use cannabis in their state. However, people without a medical card are not going to be legally permitted to home grow cannabis until 2023. Now might be a good time to see if you are eligible for a Connecticut medical card.
Who doesn’t love a grassroots company that was started by someone who wants to make a difference? It is authentic and inspiring. And that was the impression we got after interviewing Jampha Founder Trinn Hatch this week.
If you thought that all cannabidiol (CBD) products were the same, you will learn much more after you hear what Trinn Hatch has to say. He is an innovator in CBD by infusing his oils with organic, Synergy Enhanced Terpene Infusions (SETI).
Many CBD companies add terpenes to their tinctures, topicals, and edibles. And you read about them in marijuana news. But Jampha has mastered the science behind the entourage effect. Combining the right terpenes with their CBD to target specific wellness needs.
Read the interview to learn more about Jampha. Readers on MarijuanaDoctors.com have a special coupon code to save 33% on their first purchase (while quantities last).
Enter to win 1 of 3 amazing prize packs from Jampha. Must be 18+ and living in the United States to enter. No purchase is necessary. Entry form on the blog.
Read: “Patients First: Jampha Terpene Rich CBD (Interview)”
Oh, it’s getting exciting now. House Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said that he would relentlessly pursue cannabis legalization. Even though it stalled with the previous administration under former President Donald Trump, it looks like both the House and the Senate are ready to move forward.
Since the 1930s, cannabis has been prohibited in the United States. And the battle to legalize it formally has been more than a decade in the making. Pressed into action by thirty-seven states that have now legalized medical cannabis. And some states that have legalized adult-use (non-medical).
The “Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement Act” (MORE) has been hanging in limbo since the administrative change in January 2021. The proposed MORE legislation would completely remove cannabis from Schedule 1 and legalize it.
The MORE Act contains a path to mass expungement and social equity reparation to individuals and communities of color who were systematically targeted and impacted by the “war on drugs.”
Read what the House Judiciary Committee had to say about federal legalization of cannabis in this article on Marijuana Moment.
Women often feel like no one listens, when they have symptoms that are difficult to manage—particularly involving menstruation and menopause. And some feel like they need to just “suck it up” and deal with the symptoms because they are ‘normal.’
If men endured the symptoms of menopause, arguably, the scientific community would have found a cure for it already. The options that women are provided to navigate through the hormonal maelstrom can come with some side effects that are, in some ways, worse than the symptoms. Or health risks, including elevated cancer risks with HRT (hormone replacement therapy) and opioid or NSAID addiction.
A new study reveals many of us were already thinking; women are using marijuana for menopausal symptoms. If you have been thinking about getting your medical card so that you can try cannabis for symptom relief, we’ve got the facts you are looking for in this article.
Read: “Marijuana for Menopause Mood Disorders and Other Symptoms”
Sun State Hemp is an advertiser with MarijunanaDoctors.com. But when the company offered a 20% discount on Delta-8 and CBD products, including vapes, gummies, and tinctures, our writer thought it would be a good time to try it out. She had read plenty about it in marijuana news.
Did you have the same experience as our writer did, trying Delta-8 products for the first time? An informative (but also funny) review of Sun State Delta-8 products. And some suggestions about dosing the right amount. Because Delta-8 is definitely psychoactive.
The review discusses how effective the Delta-8 products were at reducing pain symptoms for diabetic neuropathy and anxiety. And why a short nap was required on a Saturday afternoon for our writer.
Learn which states have banned Delta-8 (not legal) versus the states where you can order online and have gummies, vapes, tinctures, and moonrocks shipped right to your door. Without the recommendation of a medical doctor.
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