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01/19/2022
Last year, cannabis sales continued to increase exponentially. Many experts feel that the global pandemic has had an impact. With more people working from home, daytime cannabis use to mediate stress could be a factor. Relief from anxiety and depression are common psychoactive properties Read More
07/02/2021
Ahhh.. do you feel that? Another long weekend. And unless you are working over a holiday weekend, that means some extra rays and days to enjoy hanging out with your friends and family. Especially with the right strains of cannabis. Some people travel over special holiday weekends. Bu Read More
06/17/2021
Have you wondered what the top strains of 2020 were? You know your favorite strains. Most people are picky about the kind of cannabis they consume. After all, it’s all about psychoactive effects on your mood and energy level. So how does it make you feel after you smoke or eat your fa Read More
02/01/2021
Now that the political news has wound down to a soft roar, what else is there to do for entertainment? Around this time last year, we were all under the impression that the Covid-19 virus was going to be gone when the nice weather arrived. Kind of like the flu, which seems to back off by Read More
11/23/2020
If you think your Christmas tree looks amazing, try looking at it from your couch, and high after a few puffs. Some people experience synesthesia after smoking cannabis. Synesthesia happens when someone is intoxicated, and sensory perception can be combined. You may “f Read More
07/16/2020
Meet caryophyllene, the terpene that is in almost every top-selling medical cannabis product. Terpenes are responsible for the taste and smell of cannabis flower, with tones of that range from citrus to earthy, spicy to floral or lavender, and berry scents and flavors. When the m Read More
12/02/2019
Our brains contain billions of neurons that communicate by creating and receiving electrical impulses. During a seizure, this network goes haywire, causing abnormal movements and changes in behavior and awareness. People who have seizures must undergo medical examinations and tests to Read More
11/25/2019
Vaping marijuana is becoming increasingly popular, whether for medicinal purposes or for recreation. It’s thought to be a healthier alternative to smoking flower, as vapor doesn’t contain the potentially harmful substances such as tar and carcinogens created during combustion. Vaping Read More
11/18/2019
In our never-stop modern world, sleep is a precious resource—and at least one in three Americans do not get enough. New parents, for example, get less than half the recommended amount, while for everyone else, caffeine and sleep-damaging blue light from our digital devices make even get Read More
10/22/2019
Shell shock is a term first coined over a century ago during World War I to describe combat-exposed soldiers’ symptoms--what we now refer to as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). PTSD can occur in anyone following a traumatic event. Symptoms will vary among affected individuals, Read More