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Cannabis, an immune system-boosting plant, could offer hope for people who live with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS).
As the use of cannabis is catching on in our society due to legalization, many consumers wonder how it could affect work performance.
When CBD was first legalized, it was often touted as the only solution many found to treat epilepsy and seizures. How far has research come since legalization, and how effective is cannabis in treating epilepsy?
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If you’ve been around this industry, you’ve probably heard someone say cannabis is a cure for cancer. We’re going to start by saying that isn’t true, at least not according to current research.
The idea of marijuana as an illicit substance is a relatively new concept in concern with most human civilization.
Despite growing acceptance for cannabis, the fact that it is being more widely used is understandably raising questions.
The South African (SA) Constitutional Court recently decriminalised the private cultivation, possession and use of cannabis by adults. Cannabis contains varying amounts of the cannabinoids delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD), depending on various cultivation factors.
The chief executive of charity ADHD UK said people sometimes have to wait up to five years for an appointment, yet some symptoms are eased by cannabis use.