Marijuana
General Marijuana Knowledge
Cannabis and Aging: Benefits for the Elderly
As the population ages, there is growing interest in alternative treatments and therapies to address the health challenges that come with getting older. One such alternative that has gained significant attention in recent years is cannabis. While cannabis has long...
Cannabis and Parenting: Navigating the Challenges
Introduction The legalization and normalization of cannabis in various parts of the world have led to a shift in societal attitudes towards the plant. With cannabis becoming more accessible and accepted, many parents find themselves facing new challenges when it comes...
Indica vs. Stativa
Marijuana plants can be broadly classified into two primary subspecies: sativa and indica. These subspecies have different characteristics and are known to produce distinct effects when consumed. Sativa: Cannabis sativa plants are generally taller and have thinner...
Why was Marijuana illegal?
Marijuana has a complex history of legality that varies by jurisdiction. For various reasons, it was made illegal in many countries in the early to the mid-20th century. Some key factors that contributed to the criminalization of marijuana include: Racism and...
Benefits of Marijuana infused Edibles
Marijuana-infused edibles are food products that contain cannabinoids, such as THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) and/or CBD (cannabidiol). These edibles come in various forms, such as baked goods, candies, gummies, and beverages. Some potential benefits of consuming...
What is the entourage effect?
The "entourage effect" is a term used in the context of marijuana or cannabis to describe the phenomenon where various compounds found in the cannabis plant work together synergistically to produce a more significant overall effect than any single compound would on...
History of Marijuana
Why was Marijuana illegal?
Marijuana has a complex history of legality that varies by jurisdiction. For various reasons, it was made illegal in many countries in the early to the mid-20th century. Some key factors that contributed to the criminalization of marijuana include: Racism and...