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SALVADOR SANTANA
By: Montel Williams
Tags: Cbd, Thc, Cannabis, Montel Williams, Salvador Santana

Montel talks with Salvador Santana on this episode of Let’s Be Blunt with Montel. Salvador is a renowned producer, songwriter and musician who has attained global acclaim for founding multiple bands and headlining events around the world, adding to his list of accolades a Grammy at age 16. The son of guitarist Carlos Santana plays keyboards and his band plays a mix of hip-hop, jazz, rock, Latin and world music. Salvador Santana’s artistic chops are colored by-and a continuation of-his family’s legacy. Salvador’s maternal grandfather was an African-American blues pioneer, tenor and guitar legend Saunders King, his paternal grandfather is celebrated violinist and mariachi bandleader Jose Santana, and his father is 10-time Grammy-winning Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Carlos Santana. Salvador grew to understand the medical and spiritual benefits of cannabis, learning about and experiencing first hand the wide range of positive, natural effects of cannabis, in all of its forms, and is a passionate advocate.
Cannabis 101: Know Your Smoke
By: Dashayna Brown
Tags: Mindfulness, Weed, Cannabis, Smoking, Cannabis Industry

Often we describe our weed in simple terms: good or bad. We’ll say its gas, fire, loud, exotic, trash, mid, reggie, weak etc. But what is it exactly? Do we know the name? Do we know what type of strain it is? Do we know how it makes us feel? Do we know how we like to experience it? These are all super important questions to have answers to regardless of what kind of frequenter of cannabis you are. Being aware of what kind of flower we’re consuming (or vape, edible, etc), how we feel post smoke, and what we think of it moving forward gives us more insight and control regarding our experience.

Back in high school I was introduced to cannabis with my first spliff of Sour Diesel. Since that time I was curious about what flower I was getting and the different strains that existed. Soon after I was in college asking my plugs “what is it, like what is it called?”, only to be met with the reply of “its some gas, how much you want?” *eyeroll* But hey, reliability was scarce and I trusted my sources enough to buy anyways. Sometimes I would get a strain name, but I’d be skeptical (unless I could identify the strain myself) because why did they only know sometimes???

So I would cross reference the names I was given and sites that broke down various strains and its impact then compare it to my experience. I began taking note of how I felt while and after I smoked. I realized some strains would have me mentally stimulated and uplifted while others felt more full body and relaxed. This emphasized the need to place attention on what I was smoking and how I was smoking. Certain strains were perfect for me after a long day of classes followed by dance practice while others helped me sleep or were great for study sessions. I had to find my flow and understand what worked by paying attention to what I was smoking.

Many can relate to my experience in undergrad I’m sure-not knowing exactly what you’re smoking but hoping to enjoy the experience regardless. I get it (and I aint above it either lol it happens). I’m aware that everyone’s accessibility to cannabis is different. It may or may not be legal where you live. There are plenty of barriers. Everyone’s experience and education regarding cannabis varies. (I largely blame the war on drugs that created the stigma around cannabis). Maybe your plug doesn’t know what kind of flower they’re selling or maybe they do (but maybe you’re skeptical like I was lol). Maybe you can go to a dispensary and pick out exactly what you want or maybe dispensary trips suck because you need assitance but the budtenders don’t know much (it happens). Whatever the case, I have three questions that can help:

*** Continue reading full post on my site Days with Dash here: cannabis-101-know-your-smoke

Originally published at http://dayswithdash.blog on December 22, 2020.
¡LIBERTAD! 31 años después
By: Gely Peña Rodríguez
Tags: Cannabis, Prisioneros, Libertad, Justicia

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Use Your Googles, Kids
By: Sean M Everett
Tags: Security, Marketing, Cannabis, Tech, User Experience

A live, one-question poll at the IAB Brand Disruption Summit in November, 2020, brought to light an issue that has been front and center for most marketers. Over 75 percent of the 130 poll respondents acknowledged that advertising to consumers before they make their first purchase with the brand is far more difficult than those who have done at least one transaction previously. Meanwhile, Digiday research on in-housing trends in 2020, surveying more than 200 global CMOs, found that gaining control over the customer journey is topmost on marketers’ agendas for the coming years.
How Does CBD Make You Feel (Can It Get You High?)
By: Mark Smith
Tags: Cbd, Marijuana, Weed, Cannabis, Hemp Oil

CBD is one of the 113 cannabinoids present in the cannabis plant. Cannabinoids interact with the endocannabinoid system in our body, each having a different effect. The endocannabinoid system is composed of a variety of receptors in the body which endocannabinoids bind to.

How Does Smoking CBD Make You Feel?

Most people take CBD hemp oil in Canada because that is the most popular form. But what about smoking CBD? Smoking CBD may induce a stronger feeling than what you would experience by taking it orally.

When you smoke CBD, it will enter straight into your bloodstream, making you feel instantly relaxed. That is because the CBD flower will retain much more of its terpenes than a tincture or oil would. So, smoking CBD might be an excellent choice for those who have anxiety or are dealing with more intense chronic pain.

Can CBD Hemp Oil in Canada Get You High?

CBD is cannabis, and cannabis gets you high, right? Not exactly. CBD comes from the hemp plant rather than the marijuana plant. It’s a non-psychoactive substance, meaning it will not get you high. There are no intoxicating effects at all from either taking CBD oil or smoking the CBD flower.

There is another compound which many people confuse for CBD, and that is THC. THC is another cannabinoid that is in the marijuana plant. THC is a psychoactive compound, meaning that you will experience stronger feelings when you take it than you would with CBD. It can get you high but also has many potential medicinal benefits. THC can help relieve pain, treat PTSD, reduce feelings of anxiety and depression, and even protect brain cells.

CBD 101: A Gentle Cannabinoid for Profound Relief

If you’re expecting a really strong feeling when you take CBD, you won’t get it. It’s not psychoactive, so you won’t be high, but you will feel great! You’ll receive all the excellent medicinal benefits of cannabis while remaining fully alert and in control.
Cannabis 
За шинэ үеийн залуус маань ил далдаар өвсний тухай ойлголт авч байгаа байх.
By: The Man Was Not Good Enough
Tags: Cannabis, Weeds And Wildflowers, Mongolian, Mongolia

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Hi Viktor,
By: K P Vasudeva Rao
Tags: Cannabis, Brain Injury, Smoking

Hi Viktor,

Nice article. In short, the conclusion I draw from this article is that weed smoking can lead to early age dementia. This article can serve as a red alert to people who are not regulars at weed smoking. Maybe prevent cannabis smoking in future.
A Brief History of Cannagar
Tags: Cannabis, Cigar, Acme Cannagar, Cannagar

The word “Cannagar” is synonymous with high life! It’s not everyday that you get to have such an experience that you will always hold dear to your heart. A luxurious stay in the most luxurious hotels of the world can only be equaled to the luxury accommodation in the most luxurious cities across the globe. In fact, these two places have been voted as the most expensive hotels in the world by Travel & Leisure magazine.

The first and foremost thing that makes Cannagar worth trying out is the name of the ultra-luxury hotel. With its name, one immediately suspects that smoking is prohibited. However, rolling out further, more details reveals itself with each step of the cigar. Ring Gauge, in this instance, the cannagars resting in hand is actually a # 40.

Next to the rings, on the other side, it reads out information in English and in Italian. Smoking is prohibited in the hotel premises and violators thereof will be heavily fined. The rooms are also lined with highly decorative and high quality blunts made of premium cannagar stems and rolled with gold leaf. As is to be expected, smoking is prohibited and you’ll only be allowed a small quantity of cannabis. Blunts made from the best cannabis are also offered in the rooms for those who wish to indulge a bit.

The Cannagar Empire stretches on for several hundred years and the most prominent landmark located here is the imposing Great Pyramid of Giza, which is more commonly referred to as the Great Pillars. This impressive site was constructed in the memory of Cleopatra, the Queen of Egypt and it has been considered sacred since the time it was built. The main purpose of constructing this edifice was to build a connection between her daughter and her lover, Julius Caesar. In any case, it took quite a few years before the Pillars were completed and we can only speculate that the connection was due to cannabis.

The Cannagar Empire, despite being a fairly recent establishment, is still thriving thanks to its selection of flower shops. The flower shop offers a wide array of flower arrangements, which are comprised mostly of cannabis. Flowers sold in the shop come in an array of different colors and varieties. However, as one might expect, cannagar bud offers the highest quality buds which are kept behind glass cases in order to protect them from any damage while in transit.

Despite the medicinal benefits associated with cannabis

, there are many who argue that using the flower leaves in cooking is prohibited due to the fact that it can cause a lot of damage in a very short amount of time. In any event, cannagars have long been a mainstay in the Indian cuisine and people often keep a number of joints close at hand in order to avoid feeling the effects of withdrawal. Although this may be true, the high quality buds found in cannagars make smoking them a preferred form of consumption. For this reason, if you are looking to buy cannagars in the city of Galway, it may be best to purchase from one of the many Galway catering companies that offer a vast selection of premium cannagar selections to satisfy every bud fan.
Cannagar — A Handmade Cigar That Is Easy to Smoke
Tags: Acme Cannagar, Cannabis, Cigar, Hemp, Cannagar

When it comes to finding good cigar online stores, cannagar is one of the best places to start looking. Making your own cannagars at home is not only cheaper, it lets you be as creative as possible by incorporating your favourite flavours, wrappers, and fills.

But the traditional method of making cannagars at home still requires patience, and if you’re making it for the first time without a cannagar machine, it can often become a very tedious task. Thankfully, there are several different methods you can use to make a great cigar. One of the simplest methods is to buy a good humidor, coffee bean cooker, and some dried flowers or buds.

You’ll need a selection of stems including a dozen or so long stem buds, cut them into thin strips about the same length as your cigar bar. Roughly chop these strips into half-inch pieces and set aside. You should have around twenty five stems including the end of the stem and the twine. The beauty of using these stems is that they can be individually prepared as you wish, rather than being lumped together. To prepare the stems for smoking in your humidor, take about a quarter cup of water, put the damp stems into your water tank and wait to let the water sit for around twenty minutes before filling your humidor with water.

Now to prepare your cigar for the curing process, take the flowers or buds out of the stems and put them in a mesh filter about one inch high. Place the filtered cigar into the filter and then place the filter in the center of your humidor. The water in your humidor will need to be replaced with sixty to ninety-five percent water. Once this has been done, close all but one (out of the twenty five stems) and place the flower or buds into the center of the humidor and close the top.

Let your cannagar sit for around seven to ten days, depending on the size of your humidor. The first thing you are going to notice when you are smoking the weed cigars is the flower will have a strange consistency. This means that it will be harder to hold and maneuver. As the weed begins to dry out, you will notice that the consistency will become more consistent. As your second session comes closer, you will be able to control the dryness better and will not have to worry about it completely.

After the third session, wrap up the entire cigar in a large piece of lettuce leaves and allow it to sit for one day. This will allow the cannagars to mellow out a bit more and will prevent the stick from getting too hard. After the third session, wrap it up in some more lettuce leaves and let it sit another day. This will allow the cigars to mellow out even more and will make it much easier to smoke.

The fourth and final step is to fill the stick with some sandalwood powder. This is going to help the stick to burn evenly. This is also a great way to help the flower stick to its shape so that it is easier to smoke. Once the final cigar is finished smoking, you will find that the cannagar is very tasty and full of rich flavor.
Cannabis Industry Interviews: Cann, Mehka King, LeafLink, Mike Robinson
By: Veronica Castillo
Tags: Cbd, Thc, Cannabis, Cannabis Industry, Hemp

CBG for Inflammation, does it Really Work?

Mike Robinson, founder of the Global Cannabinoid Research Center, tells us why CBG actually works for inflammation.

LeafLink, The Cannabis Industry Wholesale Leader.

Check out the exclusive interview with Leaflink, via Suzannah Rubinstein, Director of Marketing.

Cann — The Light CBD and THC Cannabis Social Tonic; A sit down with the Co-founder.

Check out the chat with Cann. Cann is backed by: Goop, a wellness and lifestyle brand and company founded by actress Gwyneth Paltrow; Rebel Wilson, an Australian actress, comedian, writer, and producer; Ruby Rose, an Australian model, actor and television presenter; and Baron Davis, an American former professional basketball player who is a studio analyst for The NBA on TNT, to name a few.

A Higher Conversation with Mehka King from, Cash Color Cannabis

Cannabis, politics, music, sports, lifestyle, culture, and Urban Grow Media; Cash Color Cannabis is changing the way we have conversations about Cannabis. Check out the interview with Mehka King.

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Música y Cannabis: Un maridaje histórico.
By: Alfredo Bobadilla
Tags: Cannabis, Música, Historia, Ciencia

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I would be interested in your thoughts about “the other THC,” Delta-8 Tetrahydrocannabinol, which…
By: Donald Armstrong
Tags: Cannabis

I would be interested in your thoughts about “the other THC,” Delta-8 Tetrahydrocannabinol, which appears to be getting a buzz of its own at present. I understand that it serves as a euphoriant for some people, albeit more mild than it’s big sibling (Delta-9), and can help with relaxation. Apparently legal at the federal level, but currently prohibited in eleven states. Any experience or thoughts?
As Weed Is Legalized Nationally, Even Ben & Jerry’s Is Taking Advantage
By: Grey Journal Staff
Tags: Abby Siatkowski, Cbd, Ben And Jerrys, Cannabis, Cap Abby Siatkowski

As Weed Is Legalized Nationally, Even Ben & Jerry’s Is Taking Advantage

The election results are in and there is an obvious winner: weed. The number of states to legalize recreational marijuana jumped from eleven to fifteen, with the additions of Montana, Arizona, South Dakota, and New Jersey. The District of Columbia also legalized recreational weed back in 2015. Now with nearly a third of the country having legalized the drug, entrepreneurs are ready to explore new territory. Especially the ice cream industry.

A Los Angelos based ice cream company, Mellow, has already taken steps to incorporate CBD and THC into their product. In fact, they already infuse both in their ice cream and this product hit the California market in November. Mellow’s goal is to raise the bar for edibles. They currently work with lawyers, chemists and food scientists to certify that the ice cream is safe and tasty.

It seems that other ice cream companies are taking note of this. In fact, Ben and Jerry’s released a statement on their website, laying out a game plan as to how they will take initiative once there are federal laws are in place to do so. However, Ben and Jerry’s being a national company means they face more obstacles to incorporate THC and CBD into their product. They must comply with federal law. Even with CBD being legalized nationally, the FDA has statutes in place which makes the law surrounding CBD infused foods murky.

The Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act requires that all of the aforementioned produced in America follow federal law. The FDA met to discuss allowing CBD as a food and beverage additive, however reached no consensus.

In the years to come, it is expected many more states will follow suit. A majority of states have already legalized the medical use of marijuana and decriminalized the use of it. In fact, only in six states does weed remain fully illegal. It is only a matter of time before marijuana will become legal at a federal level, and it will be interesting to see all the entrepreneurial doors that open as a result.

Would you try CBD infused ice cream? Let us know down in the comments.

This article originally published on GREY Journal.

This article originally published on GREY Journal: https://greyjournal.net/uncategorized/as-weed-is-legalized-nationally-even-ben-jerrys-is-taking-advantage/
El origen de cannabis, la planta de los mil usos
Tags: Cannabis, Cannabaceae, Educanna, Evolución

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¿Qué es la domesticación y qué tiene que ver con cannabis?
Tags: Cannabis, Evolución, Domesticación, Educanna

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Tags: Cannabis Culture, Marijuana, Weed, Cannabis, Cannabis Community

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Santa Isn’t the Only One With a Naughty List This Year -FTC Launches Operation CBDeceit
Tags: Cbd, Operation Cbdeceit, Cbd News, Cannabis, Hemp

You better watch out. You better not cry. You better not make deceptive medical claims about your CBD products. Santa isn’t the only one with a naughty list this year. The feds have one of their own and they are doing more than just leaving coal in stockings.

The FTC announced a massive crackdown on claims used by some CBD companies on December 17. They described the crackdown as Operation CBDeceit, stating it “is part of the Commission’s ongoing effort to protect consumers from false, deceptive, and misleading health claims made in advertisements on websites and through social media companies such as Twitter.”

While they focused on only a handful of companies for the time being, smaller companies should be aware of the situation. Besides the public verbal flogging, the companies listed in the press release will have to pay out a monetary settlement and cease all deceptive claims.

If you have a website with CBD products, taking a double look at the copy on your site may be a good idea. Doing an early spring cleaning can help avoid falling prey to the FTC.

But what should you avoid when writing copy for your online CBD store or reading material for your marketing campaign? Here is a list to help you get started:

“Safe for all users”

Hemp is a herb. And just like any herb, they can affect everyone differently. People with various health conditions or on medication should always consult with their doctor before adding CBD (or any cannabinoid) to their routine.

Any medical claim

Stay away from “Treats”, “Cures”, or “Medically Proven”. At the time of this writing, there is still more in-depth research needed before we can confidently make medical claims. Current research may point to potential treatments, but for now, it is advised to avoid those buzzwords.

Don’t fake statistics/research

This should be a no brainer. It’s 2020 (almost 2021), a toddler can fact check. Cite your sources and provide valuable information that will help educate your customers. No one wants to get caught in a lie, especially when it’s the FTC doing the fact-checking.

The hemp industry is still in its wild west stage, and while cannabis laws are beginning to make research more available, there is still so much more we need to learn about this plant before making medical claims. Cannabis education is highly valued by consumers, and implementing regulations can help keep companies honest and deter the spreading of false information. The war on drugs spread false information about cannabis for years. The last thing we need is shady companies doing the same thing. Cannabis research and education is important and should be a goal we all work towards in 2021.
La cuarta es la buena… Aprueban cuarta prórroga para despenalización de Cannabis en México.
By: Daniel Durán
Tags: Legalización Marihuana, Cannabis, Canabis Medicinal, Legalization, Cannabis Industry

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How do I dab Cannabis Concentrates? Wax, Oils, Shatter…
Tags: Vaping, Cbd, Cannabis, Dab, Oil

Most cannabis consumers know how to vape, or smoke weed without any problem. However, dabbing is a bit trickier and requires some extra knowledge and equipment. Sure, you can dab cannabis concentrates with just a torch, but safety is also very important when you dab your cannabis concentrates, and a superhot torch isn’t the safest way to dab your concentrates.

Dabbing is the act of inhaling vaporized cannabis concentrates. These cannabis concentrates are extracted by using solvents such as propane or butane. In addition, there are also solvent-free methods such as supercritical CO2.

Let’s explain how you can dab your cannabis concentrates.

How to Dab

Firstly, let’s remind you that cannabis concentrates are much higher in cannabinoids than cannabis buds. In short, you will experience a more intense high with just one or two inhalations. For instance, cannabis buds usually have a THC content of approximately 15 to 20% whereas cannabis concentrates have a THC concentration of over 80%. In other words, dabbing isn’t for everyone, especially if you are a new in the cannabis world.

Extracts contain less plant material than cannabis buds and that’s why it is much higher in cannabinoids.

The most common method uses a torch that reaches very high temperatures. This method consists of a dab rig (a bong), a nail (the bowl where you will place the cannabis concentrate), a dabber (a tool that you will use to apply the cannabis wax or concentrate to the nail) and a cap (to control the airflow). In addition, you will need a torch to heat the bowl where you have placed the cannabis concentrate.

If you prefer safer dabbing methods, then you can choose devices with regulated temperature control and no torches. These devices, commonly known as e-nails, are safer than traditional dabbing methods.

How do I dose cannabis concentrates?

Firstly, you need to know the THC level of your cannabis concentrates. In other words, the more potent it is, the smaller dose you need to dab. Our recommendation is to always start small, especially if you are a cannabis newbie.

Most of solvent-based cannabinoids contain a THC concentration between 60 and 90%. In addition, legal markets are required to specify the THC content of the concentrates. Moreover, bear in mind that cannabis does not affect everyone the same way. Some people will need less quantity to feel its psychoactive effects whereas others will need higher doses. This depends on our endocannabinoids system, as not everyone reacts the same way to cannabinoids.

If you are looking for a safer way to dab, then you should opt to dab with induction heating devices or e-nails.
Can Smoking Cannabis Damage Your Brain Cells?
By: Dr Mehmet Yildiz
Tags: Writing, Psychedelics, Science, Cannabis, Mental Health

Can Smoking Cannabis Damage Your Brain Cells? This is an interesting question posed by Viktor Marchev and articulated in a trending story.

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What is CBCV?
Tags: Cbc, Cbcv, Cannabis, Cannabinoids, Hemp

Everyone knows about CBD and THC, but what about lesser known cannabinoids, such as CBCV? Cannabichromevarin, or CBCV for short, is a relation to CBC. And just like CBC, current cannabis laws have restricted research on minor cannabinoids. However, changing laws have begun to open up avenues for more detailed research on cannabinoids such as CBCV.

So what exactly do we know about CBCV? According to Marijuana Doctors, “ Because CBCV and CBC have similar molecular structures, they may also have similar effects.” In a previous article, we discussed how CBC has been linked to inflammation reduction. Because of the similar structures, CBCV may share those properties. However, more research will need to be done in order to properly understand the association between the two cannabinoids.

According to Ionization Labs, “ CBCV is not psychoactive, so you will have no high from using this cannabinoid as you would with THC.” They also went on to state that CBCV does not need to be heated, unlike other cannabinoids.

While the information we have about CBCV is limited, changing cannabis laws are opening up the floor for more detailed research. With more education about cannabinoids being made accessible, the more we can understand about cannabis and how it can help our world.
CBD Does Not Counteract Drivers’ THC Impairment
By: Ed Ergenzinger
Tags: Cbd, Science, Marijuana, Cannabis, Driving

Cannabis | Cannabinoids | CBD

CBD Doesn’t Counteract THC When It Comes to Driving

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There is a widespread belief that cannabidiol (CBD), a compound derived from cannabis that has become wildly popular in recent years, counteracts the psychoactive effects of delta 9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the compound primarily responsible for the “high” users experience when ingesting cannabis.

A recent Journal of the American Medical Association study examined this belief in the context of driving ability and found that CBD did not counteract impairment caused by THC.

Researchers had 26 healthy participants inhale four types of vaporized cannabis on four separate occasions before taking part in a driving test. Each type of vaporized cannabis contained a different combination of CBD and THC.

The driving test consisted of two 100 kilometer (about 62 mile) drives: the first occurring about 40 to 100 minutes after vaping, and the second occurring about four to five hours after vaping. Because real-world testing conditions have been shown to be more sensitive for assessing drug effects than driving simulators, driving performance was assessed on a public highway in the Netherlands, with special permission from the local district attorney. A licensed driving instructor was also present in the passenger seat and was able to control the vehicle. The driving instructor terminated 8.5% of the test drives due to safety concerns.

Participants were instructed to drive in the middle of the right traffic lane, leaving about a meter of road surface on each side of the vehicle, and at a constant speed of 95 kph (about 59 mph) for about an hour. Lane weaving, swerving, and overcorrecting was assessed via a camera on the roof of the car.

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The results provided the first published evidence that CBD alone, when given without THC, did not affect participants’ ability to drive.

Not surprisingly, participants’ driving was impaired after they vaped THC alone. Impairment was observed only in the earlier drive, with much of the cannabis intoxication having worn off by four hours after vaping.

When participants vaped a combination of equal parts THC and CBD, driving impairment was observed that was similar to when they vaped THC alone. In other words, CBD did not counteract the effect of the THC on participants’ ability to drive.

It is speculated that CBD might mitigate the euphoria produced by THC but not impact deficits in performance, meaning that people don’t realize how high they actually are.

The researchers plan to follow-up their study by looking at higher doses of CBD in order to test whether the 13.75 mg dose they used was too low to show an effect. In addition, because their participants were only occasional cannabis users, the researchers also plan to test whether different effects may be observed among more regular medicinal CBD users or recreational marijuana users.
CANNABIS NOW | EUGENIO GARCIA
By: Montel Williams
Tags: Cbd, Thc, Cannabis, Montel Williams, Cannabis Medical

On this episode of Let’s Be blunt with Montel, CEO, co-founder, and publisher of Cannabis Now Magazine and HEMP Magazine Eugenio Garcia chats with Montel on a broad range of cannabis topics, from access for our veterans to how cannabis is helping the honeybee population. Cannabis Now Magazine launched in 2009 and is one of the most trusted sources in the cannabis discussion.
CBD and Driving
By: Licensed Producers
Tags: Cannabis, Cannabisintheworkplace, Cannabisimpairment

A version of this story first appeared at driving.ca



New Study Finds that CBD and Driving Do Mix. But Is It Legal? — LPC

According to a new study by the Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics at the University of Sydney, CBD and driving do mix. “Consuming CBD does not impair driving performance, and THC only provides mild impairment for up to four hours,” the study found. Testing involved strains in which THC was most prevalent (and consumed in doses high enough to cause intoxication); another with mostly CBD; a third with both THC and CBD; and a placebo pot, used as a control.



“There were no significant differences between CBD-dominant cannabis and placebo,” the study’s authors wrote.



But does that make using CBD and driving legal in Canada?



According to one Toronto lawyer, it’s unclear. Testing won’t find CBD unless someone specifically tests for the compound. The lawyer states that happens legally at that point is “one of the many complications still remaining.” (However, it is clear that THC and driving is illegal. That being said, cannabis impairment has already faced legal challenges.)



The study finding that cannabis only impairs for four hours is interesting. Many workplaces including “safety sensitive” positions including airline pilots ban cannabis use for 30 days before duty. If the results of this study are true, it could mean new standards.



Still, if CBD and driving does mix, it gives hope to those who use it.



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What are Cannabinoids & the Endocannabinoid System?
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The active compounds of the cannabis plant are in a class of compounds known as cannabinoids, specifically phytocannabinoids- which are cannabinoids produced by the cannabis plant. This is in addition to endocannabinoids, which are produced naturally in the body of animals, and synthetic cannabinoids which are made in a laboratory. There are at least 113 types of phytocannabinoids that can be derived from cannabis, all with carrying effects.

As a diverse class of compounds, the common thread of cannabinoids is their ability to act on one of the two cannabinoid receptors in the body: CB1 (found predominantly in the brain) and CB2 (found predominantly in the immune system). Collectively these receptors are referred to as the endocannabinoid system.

The endocannabinoid system is responsible for regulating immune response, sleep, mood, and metabolism, as well as several other systems and general homeostasis in the body.

CB1 can be activated by endocannabinoids, such as anandamide, and phytocannabinoids such as THC, the latter of which produces a mind-altering effect. CB1 is a neuromodulator that regulates the release of certain neurotransmitters in the brain, namely glutamate and GABA, depending on the type of cell receptor it is on.

Activation of the CB1 Receptor is believed to regulate neurotransmitter release in order to prevent excessive neuronal activity, thereby limiting pain and inflammation. Further, the opposing effects of GABAgeric cannabinoid receptors and glutamgeric cannabinoid receptors are believed to have a regulatory effect on the bodies anxiety response.

CB2 is also activated by endocannabinoids and phytocannabinoids and helps to regulate the immune system and inflammatory response.

The bodies most famous endocannabinoid, anandamide, works by binding to both the CB1 and CB2 receptors and is responsible for the feeling of “runners high”, as it modulates the production and uptake of serotonin. An enzyme, fatty acid amide hydrolase (FAAH), is responsible for degrading anandamide after the body has used what is needed.
what are flavonoids?
By: Cbd Handbook
Tags: Flavonoids, Health, Cannabis, Wellness, Cannabis Medical

Often, the more widely understood phytocannabinoids and terpenes (we have explored these in previous articles) tend to steal the spotlight. However, these aren’t the only important compounds produced by cannabis. Today, you’re going to discover flavonoids, these account for about 10% of the 200 or more bioactive compounds that have been discovered in cannabis.

So, what exactly are they? Flavonoids are the plant chemicals that give cannabis and other plants their colour. The word ‘flavonoid’ actually stems from the Latin term flavus, referencing the colour yellow as it appears in nature. Scientists have identified thousands of them all throughout nature, from flowers to fruits and vegetables! For example, Quercetin is a yellow flavonoid that is one of the most abundant flavonoids found in cannabis, as well is in tomatoes, red wine and berries. Although, there are some that are known to be found only within cannabis. These flavonoids are known as cannaflavins. Good news, flavonoids are among the most understood compounds within the cannabis plant. So, other than giving plants their colour, what do flavonoids do?

· A primary function of flavonoids is to provide colour pigmentation to plants, notably in flowers, for the purpose of attracting pollinators.

· Flavonoids act synergistically with terpenes to add both odour and flavour to cannabis which helps to distinguish between strain varieties.

· Flavonoids protect plants against UV light and disease.

As if those vital functions were not enough, research has actually shown that flavonoids are also highly pharmacologically active. Flavonoids from a variety of plant species have been found to have a number of health benefits including:

· Aiding in skin protection

· Enhancing brain function

· Blood sugar and blood pressure regulation

· Some flavonoids have demonstrated anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activity.

Preliminary research also indicates the medicinal benefits of the cannaflavins found exclusively in cannabis. One recent study even found that two of these compounds could help to treat pancreatic cancer. Researchers at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute at Harvard University found that flavonoids may have the potential to kill cancer cells in the pancreas and throughout the body. Some cannaflavins, such as cannaflavin A, have also been found to have significant anti-inflammatory potential, which could be utilised in the development in non-opioid pain medications. The benefits of flavonoids look extremely promising, so keep your eyes peeled for more information on these in the future!
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Cannabis Extract Market Worth $28.5 Billion By 2027
By: Gaurav Shah
Tags: Medical Marijuana, Pharmaceutical, Marijuana, Cannabis, Oil

The global cannabis extract market size is expected to be valued at USD 28.5 billion by 2027, according to a new report published by Grand View Research, Inc. It is projected to expand at a CAGR of 16.6% over the forecast period. Growing legalization of cannabis in various countries, preference for cannabis oil and tinctures, and adoption of medical marijuana for treating chronic diseases like arthritis, anxiety, and Alzheimer’s are the major factors propelling the growth.

Cannabis extracts have gained wide recognition in recent years and are expected to provide impetus to cannabis market growth. Based on product type, cannabis extracts are classified into oils and tinctures. The oils segment is expected to dominate the market in 2019 with a revenue of USD 4.8 billion and is anticipated to witness the fastest CAGR of 17.5%, over the forecast period.

Based on extract type, the market is segmented into full spectrum cannabis extracts and cannabis isolates. The full spectrum cannabis extracts dominated the market in 2019, with a revenue of USD 4.3 billion, owing to the added advantage of the entourage effect. Various manufacturers prefer full spectrum cannabis products owing to their advantages over the isolates. Thus, the segment is expected to remain dominant over the forecast period.

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One evening a few weeks ago, one of my new friends had a party. He asked me to join them. It was the first time he had invited me, so I did not want to decline the invitation even though I was tired. I had a lot of work to prepare, but I decided to spend some time at the party and meet some more people. The party was exciting as my friend had organized a lot of games for everyone. The food was delicious as well. When I saw that it was getting late, I told my friend that I would leave. But he asked me to stay on a little longer as he had a surprise for us.

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Joe Rogan is a Colossal Hypocrite
Tags: Cannabis, Marijuana Legalization, Marijuana, Joe Rogan

I was not a fan of Fear Factor. It seemed wrong to make people do such unpleasant things for money. Not only that it does not really put Americans in a good light to see us chasing money in that way. Joe Rogan even admits he got the gig because he did not even take it seriously.

In the years since, Rogan has risen to fame as a podcaster. My sons had turned me on to him a few years ago. I have found him interesting and EARNEST. The importance of being earnest and honest cannot be underestimated…IMO. He has given a platform to many an outlier personality.

I do not agree with many of the man’s opinions, BUT I do support the many personae non gratae and taboo subjects he brings onto his show. This is apparently where “journalism” has gone. People who have lots of money and can ward off lawsuits and law enforcement because they have deep pockets. It is why Joe Rogan has been able to explore many illicit substances on his show.

However, one would be foolish if one were to surmise being in California did not HELP Joe achieve his success and explore these taboo subjects. He has been an extremely vocal proponent of cannabis. Of course, cannabis is legal in California so there is no problem. Yes that WAS true.

Now Joe has made a BIG DEAL about moving to Texas, because he thinks California sucks. He thinks Texas is better. It certainly is if you have money and are willing to talk trash on California. It seems Texas law enforcement is just as hypocritical as Joe Rogan. Texas law enforcement has no problem breaking down the doors of hapless dope smokers. They have been doing it for decades. However, Joe seems to be able to smoke cannabis IN Texas with NO CONSEQUENCES.

How can this be? Are not Texas law enforcement sworn to uphold Texas law? A state where more than half of the prison population is made up of non-violent drug offenders. Texas is really pretty hard core about incarcerating drug offenders. Texas law enforcement KNOW exactly where Joe Rogan is, yet they do not break down his door.

Is it because he picked the “sanctuary city" of Austin? Most likely that is why he chose Austin as the city council has given the police department a directive to make pot enforcement a low priority. They didn’t make it legal as in NO priority, just LOW priority. That means if Joe pisses anyone off in law enforcement, they can still bust down his door any time they want. The truth is Joe REALLY can’t be Joe in Texas. He cannot completely throw caution to the wind can he? Can Joe be Joe and thumb his nose at authorities in Texas?

I have a Fear Factor challenge for Mr. Rogan. Why don’t you start stumping for legalization in your new state. Better yet, use your podcasting reach and power to free many of the cannabis offenders rotting in Texas jail. I dare you to do so Mr. Rogan. Show your fans and America what a GREAT state Texas REALLY is. Otherwise you can wear the big H on your forehead! Such hypocrisy! I am deeply disappointed in someone I thought was intellectually consistent and earnest. I guess I was wrong.