For the first time ever, marijuana usage among older people is on the rise. While a small portion of these seniors use it for recreational purposes, the larger number of them takes marijuana for medical reasons. […]
Here’s how medical marijuana helps chronic stress: […]
Marijuana consumption is unfortunately wrapped in a lot of damaging political rhetoric. This large-scale—often untrue—slander against it has had disastrous consequences for medical marijuana usage. […]
Marijuana can help improve skin, hair and nails. […]
Whether it’s recreational marijuana or medicinal marijuana, the debate surrounding its legalization or decriminalization is raging throughout the United States. As of now, 22 states in the US have decriminalized or legalized marijuana possession. […]
Stress is an inevitable part of our lives in this day and age. The American Psychological Association conducted research which shows that the political future, money, and work are the most common causes of stress in Americans. […]
For most people, migraines are a chronic condition. Anyone who has ever suffered from a migraine even once knows how painful they can be. Furthermore, they are usually followed by a barrage of other uncomfortable symptoms such as light sensitivity, aura, and nausea. […]
The use of cannabis for chronic pain isn’t a recent development. In fact, it goes back to 2900 BC, as ancient Chinese texts have shown the use of cannabis as a medicine for pain. Use of cannabis as a medical treatment started toward the end of 19th century in the West. [...]
Here are a few common myths about medical marijuana: […]
California was the first state to legalize cannabis for medicinal purposes in 1996. However, a number of other states have followed suit for various reasons as medical marijuana has been declared legal in 30 states! […]
