Can Cannabis Offer a New Hope to Arthritis Sufferers? Written by Miles Casey
Irish researchers have launched an extensive new study last year to look into the pain-relieving effects of medical marijuana on various forms of arthritis.
How Legalized Cannabis Cultivation Can Boost Waste Industry Revenue, Support the Economy and Protect the Environment Written by Michele Nestor
Infractions against pollution prevention laws, poor waste management practices and negligent resource conservation are the result of poor practices in growing cannabis.
UAB study finds interactions between CBD oil and anti-epileptic drugs by Bob Shepard
Researchers at the University of Alabama at Birmingham report evidence of interactions between CBD oil, with several commonly used anti-epileptic drugs
Digging Into the Medicinal Benefits of Cannabis Root Written by Meagan Angus
Two British politician pleaded with the House of Commons to legalise cannabis this week, calling on the public to “break the law,” and use it regardless of the law.
Digging Into the Medicinal Benefits of Cannabis Root Written by Meagan Angus
The least studied part of the plant may provide some of its greatest powers. It’s no secret that cannabis is thought to be an incredibly potent and versatile medicine by millions of people around the world.
The EPA Won’t Regulate Harmful Pesticides in Marijuana Crops Written by Joseph Misulonas
The Environmental Protection Agency is in charge of regulating pesticides and other chemicals used on agricultural products. But it turns out there’s one crop that they don’t care if it’s poisoned: Marijuana.
5 Ways Cory Booker’s Marijuana Bill Could Change Everything Written by John Hudak
Marijuana Justice Act of 2017 may not become law, but it advances the national debate. Senator Cory Booker, sponsored the Marijuana Justice Act of 2017
African Journeys with Seeds of Africa: An Introduction to Seeds of Africa
On our journeys we, at Seeds of Africa, met a lot of interesting people, people that are as passionate about this work as we are and here we want to shed some light on these brothers and sisters and share some of their stories.
Women and Ganja in southern Africa. Seeds of Africa.
During a march to the Union Buildings in Pretoria in 1956, the women sang a freedom song: “Wathint’ abafazi, Strijdom! wathint’ abafazi,wathint’ imbokodo,uza kufa!”
Translated into English this means: “[When] you strike the women, you strike a rock, you will be crushed [you will die]!”
Imagine a bright, green future! Words and pictures from Sensi Seeds
Have you ever thought about what the UK could be like if cannabis was fully legalized? I’ll bet you a Henry you have. It doesn’t take a great leap of the imagination, and cannabis users tend to be an imaginative lot. If you’ve visited the Netherlands, especially its coffeeshop epicentre of Amsterdam, it’s virtually impossible not to daydream about what our scepter’d isle could be like if its outdated, indefensible cannabis legislation changed.