There are many factors at play when it comes to how cannabis will affect each person. Researchers, curious about these differences, have begun early research on exploring the question. What they’ve learned so far is that our own genes may play a role in how cannabis affects us.
Most social media platforms explicitly prohibit advertising for cannabis companies, even if that company doesn’t touch the plant. In other words, even if you’re only talking about weed, you may be violating the community standards. Let’s take a look at the community standards at Pinterest.
When COVID-19 took hold in March after panic buyers hoarded all the toilet paper and disinfecting wipes, one of the next items to disappear rapidly from store shelves was isopropyl alcohol. As the pandemic lingers on, shortages of household items like disinfecting wipes remain. But what about ISO?
The bud and breakfast concept has slowly but surely gained traction across several United States markets. The 420 friendly lodging space requires significant growth and maturation. However, despite its modest positioning today, several in the cannabis space believe the sector could soon boom.
Symptoms of Coronavirus can range from a mild, dry cough to more serious conditions like Cytokine Storm. However, some have reported that consuming CBD has lessened or even relieved the symptoms of Cytokine Storm. This could have a large impact on recovery rates and health impacts in the future.
Of all of the new industries springing up in an era of a rapidly changing climate, you would expect the cannabis industry to be at the forefront of going "green." Unfortunately, in most cases, indoor cannabis cultivation is on track to become one of the most energy inefficient industries out there.
Cannabis enthusiasts have been arguing for decades about who is responsible for the discovery of THC. Click here to learn more about the history of this euphoric compound and how it actually came to be identified.
