Hemp oil may be just the right addition to your self-care routine. As increased interest and acceptance toward the cannabis plant continues to grow, hemp oil appears to be gaining significant traction in the health and wellness industry. Let’s explore what makes this non-psychoactive plant oil a possible game-changer.
As additional studies continue to provide evidence that different types of marijuana have the potential to help with varying medical / health conditions, it may be beneficial to stay ahead of the trends. And, because the world of cannabis is so vast, it’s important to bring it back to the basics. Understanding how different types of weed produce different kinds of effects, and can be implemented for many different reasons, is paramount.
Inspect your cannabis under the light and you’ll notice snow-like dust caked on the inside and outside of the flower. This sticky resin is made up of hundreds of crystals, or trichomes, which are responsible for housing the psychoactive and aromatic elements of marijuana. Learn more!
With a growing community of advocates citing positive results using very small doses of cannabis, some are now wondering how to microdose marijuana and what its potential benefits may be. Here's a microdosing rundown!
People are researching what the best strain for productivity is and turning to cannabis for focus, considering recent job burnout trends and a sharp rise in adult ADHD diagnoses over the last decade. Though certainly not magic, cannabis has been known to curb some of the issues often correlated with feeling overwhelmed, unfocused, or unable to complete simple tasks without difficulty.
The entourage effect loosely dictates that instead, a combination of CBD and other cannabinoids would actually serve consumers better as their presence — and relationship to CBD — would encourage other, different, or more powerful effects. Learn more.
Cannabis brands often promote their products by citing the benefits that come from active chemical compounds in the Cannabis plant.
Particularly, how these compounds interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system (ECS). But, what is the endocannabinoid system anyway?
