Which Sports Fans Consume the Most Cannabis?
According to a Recent Poll, Approximately 35% of UFC and E-Sports Fans Consume Cannabis — More Than Fans of Any Other Sport. Ultimate Fighting Championship and E-Sports fans consume more cannabis than those of other sports, according to a Morning Consult poll. Thirty-five percent of fans of both sports surveyed indicated they used cannabis
Cannabis and Living with Autism, Explained
What Researchers Know About the Safety and effectiveness of Cannabis for Autism and Related Conditions. Over the past decade, people living with autism and their families have increasingly experimented with medical marijuana and products derived from it. Many hope these compounds will alleviate a range of autism-related traits or affects. Scientists are still in
Can Hemp Safely be Used in Animal Feed?
Feds Fund Research on Whether Cows can Eat Hemp Without Milk Drinkers Getting High The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently took to Twitter to publicize a $200,000 grant it awarded to researchers investigating whether or not feeding hemp to livestock leads to unacceptable concentrations of cannabinoids in resulting food for human consumption. Scientists
UFC Fighters Receive Reduced Cannabis Suspensions
Despite Taking Fights on Short Notice, and Cannabis Usage not Being Banned Out-of-Competition, Nevada Athletic Commission Still Suspended the Fighters. The Nevada Athletic Commission, which operates in a state that made US$100 million in tax revenue from cannabis sales last year, has handed out reduced sentences to three UFC fighters who tested positive for
Secret to Higher Cannabis Highs
Is There a Secret to Higher Cannabis Highs? Eat Your Broccoli (and These Other High-Enhancing Foods) Nothing is more beautiful than a full fridge when you have a case of the munchies. But while it might feel tempting – even right – to inhale every snack in sight each time you’re high, you may
Cannabis Users Aren’t Worse Employees
A New Study has Found Using Cannabis Does Not Harm Employee Performance or Their Ability to Work Well with Colleagues, and May Actually Improve Their Job Performance The study, published in the journal Group & Organization Management, found that “cannabis use before and during work negatively relates to task performance, organization-aimed citizenship behaviors, and
