New Study Smashes Lazy Stoner Stereotype
The Study Finds that Marijuana Consumers May Actually Exercise More than Non-Consumers Does marijuana ruin an exercise routine? You might be surprised. A new study of older Americans found that cannabis consumers tended to do more formal exercise and engage in more physical activities than non-consumers during the course of a four-month trial. While
Pentagon Quietly Made CBD Use a Criminal Offense
According to a Defense Department Memo, The Pentagon Quietly Made CBD Use a Criminal Offense for Service Members U.S. troops can now be punished for using products that contain hemp or cannabidiol, according to the memo that was recently made public. In February, Acting Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness Matthew Donovan
Real Reason U.S. May Delay Marijuana Legalization
It’s All About Green. No, the Other Green. Amid the chaos of 2020, which has included a stock market crash, the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, and even some hoopla about the arrival of murder hornets, there’s still the realization that this is an election year. In a little over four months, Americans across
WHO Loosening or Tightening Cannabis Control?
United Nations Drug Agency Says Not All World Health Organization Cannabis Recommendations Would Loosen International Control An analysis by a United Nations monitoring body concludes that most of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) cannabis scheduling recommendations would either have little impact on international drug controls or actually tighten requirements. The analysis, conducted by Vienna-based
CBD Products Possibly Putting Pro-Athletes at Risk
Risky Business: Why CBD Products Could Possibly be Putting Professional Athletes at Risk of Failing Doping Tests. If you follow any boxers or other athletes on social media, you’ll probably have heard of CBD. Some athletes talk about it more than they talk about their sport and many offer discount codes in case any
Health Benefits of Medical Marijuana Reported by Users
A New Study has Revealed that Medical Cannabis Patients Use Fewer Healthcare Resources and Report Improved Quality of Life. So far there has been minimal research conducted on whether medical cannabis patients in the US have perceived or actually received health benefits from the “medicine”. Researchers from Johns Hopkins Medicine and the Realm of
