Strain Report – Cataract Kush – DNA Genetics by GBI
Her high is a very special one described as a creeper – it keeps building long after you stop smoking
The Strain Hunters are Back !
The large majority of the hashish produced worldwide comes from a relatively small mountain region in the North of Morocco, called Rif
Heavy-weed champion of the world? Mike Tyson launches California cannabis farm
Tyson is not the first former sportsman to make the move into marijuana market either. In 2016, disgraced cyclist and former Tour de France winner Floyd Landis announced that he had set up ‘Floyd’s of Leadville’, a company that will sell cannabis infused products in Colorado.
Medical cannabis meets insomnia and cryptocurrency
SciCann enters partnership with Global Cannabis Applications Corp., and iCAN-Israel Cannabis teams with Aura Medical to deliver insomnia formulation.
Cannabis found to reduce inflammation in the brain, preventing mental decline of people with HIV
As many as half of those suffering from HIV could prevent the mental decline associated with the disease with the help of cannabis, according to a new study.
US recreational marijuana laws sparks debate in Australia
The new law is sparking discussions in Australia on whether we should do the same and what dangers may be involved.
Dutch councils vie to produce cannabis in bid to cut out criminals
Dutch coffee shops are allowed to sell small amounts of the drug to over-18s, yet production is illegal, leaving an opportunity for gangs also involved in harder drugs to prosper.
A new study has unexpectedly shown an ingredient in cannabis could be useful for treating psychosis
A key problem in caring for patients with psychosis is that they are often reluctant to take antipsychotic drugs because of concerns about side effects – but cannabis-based treatments could change this
Is cannabis an effective treatment for joint pain?
Cannabis has been used to treat pain for thousands of years. However, since the early part of the 20th century, laws restricting cannabis use have limited its evaluation using modern scientific criteria. Over the last decade, the situation has started to change because of the increased availability of cannabis in the United States for either medical or recreational purposes, making it important to provide the public with accurate information as to the effectiveness of the drug for joint pain among other indications. Preclinical and human data that do exist indicate that the use of cannabis should be taken seriously as a potential treatment of joint pain.
Scotland in line for multi-million pound boost from new cannabis industry
World Health Organisation report revealed that CBD oils may help successfully treat symptoms relating to Alzheimer’s Disease, Parkinson’s Disease, MS, pain, anxiety, depression, cancer and diabetic complications