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
The Truth About Sugared Up Shatter/BHO
Any Fan of Shatter and/or Pull & Snap Hash Oil Will Tell You that They Have at Some Point Experienced a “Sugaring Up” Effect in Their Product, Here’s Why. Most people these days already know about concentrates/extracts like shatter, rosin or BHO (butane honey oil), but the fact that it can “sugar” up is
Study Says More THC Doesn’t Mean You Get Higher
High-THC Cannabis Concentrates Boost Levels of THC in the Blood More Than Smoking Cannabis Flower, but They Don’t Necessarily Produce a Stronger “High,” According to a New Study. The use of concentrates produced significantly higher levels of THC in blood plasma, the study found, yet participants who consumed cannabis flower and those who consumed
Is the NBA Pro-Marijuana Now?
Not Only Did the Head of the NBA’s Player Union Join the Board of Cresco Labs, the League Suspended Testing for Marijuana Use. The National Basketball Association will return July 31 under a “bubble” system in Orlando. Only 22 teams will compete in an abbreviated regular season before playoffs commence. The teams will be
