Synthetic Cannabis Can Kill You
A new study of global drug use suggests legal, synthetic forms of cannabis could be far riskier than their natural counterpart. The 2014 Global Drug Survey (GDS) shows that using synthetic weed is thirty times more likely to land you in the emergency room compared to... read more
Six Surprising Facts About THC
THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, is the primary ingredient in marijuana responsible for the high. But getting high is not all that it’s good for. THC also has a wide range of medical benefits, and is commonly reported to relieve pain, nausea, and depression, among... read more
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How to Cope with Cannabis Withdrawal Symptoms
If you have used cannabis extensively for a long period of time, then quit, you will probably experience withdrawal symptoms. Withdrawal is more severe for some. This depends on body chemistry, degree of abuse and whether you were using the herb to suppress another... read more
Skin Brush Detox
The skin is estimated to eliminate over 500g of waste each day through its pores and through the elimination of dead skin cells from the body. Dry skin brushing is an effective way to maximize the toxin elimination channels of the skin. The integumentary system is a... read moreA Cannabis Glossary
The range of marijuana-related terms covers everything from slang and strains to chemical components and products. To truly understand the complexity surrounding the plant, its cultivation and consumption, it’s important to be familiar with these terms: Indica One of... read more
Whoopi Goldberg: Glaucoma, Cannabis and My Vaporizer
My vape pen and I maintain a mostly private relationship. Sure, I’ll sometimes show my pen to a friend or share her with a close confidant. But mostly it’s just us working through my pain. And her ability to help me live comfortably with glaucoma makes her... read more
What You Need to Know About Sativex (Pharmaceutical Cannabis Drug)
Many are starting to hear about a marijuana-based pharmaceutical called Sativex. The drug, which comes as an oral spray, has already been approved in 24 countries as a treatment for multiple sclerosis. While yet to be approved in the United States, Sativex is legally... read more
