In a landmark decision, the California Supreme Court recently reaffirmed the legality of cannabis in the state by de-publishing a prior appellate ruling. This move effectively prevents the lower court’s opinion from being used as legal precedent in future cases, ensuring that California’s cannabis laws remain intact. The decision is a significant victory for the state’s legal cannabis industry and reinforces California’s position as a leader in cannabis legalization.
A groundbreaking study published last week in the journal Drug and Alcohol Review has added significant weight to the argument that cannabis could help combat the opioid crisis. The research, conducted by an eight-person team from the British Columbia Centre on Substance Abuse, the University of British Columbia, and Simon Fraser University, examined data from 1,242 people who used drugs while also living with chronic pain.
DoorDash, one of the leading food delivery companies in the United States, has announced its expansion into cannabis home delivery. This strategic decision marks a significant shift in the company’s business model, as it ventures beyond its traditional offerings of food and groceries to tap into the rapidly growing cannabis market. The move is part of DoorDash’s broader strategy to diversify its services, following successful forays into alcohol and grocery delivery.
Wildfire season can be challenging, particularly if you regularly enjoy cannabis. Though you might enjoy lighting up, smoky skies mean you should rethink your consumption. Given poor outside air quality, lung protection becomes especially crucial. Fortunately, there are easy, safer approaches to enjoying cannabis without aggravating your lungs more than necessary. Make sure you're ready for easy breathing all season.
Inflation affects every industry, including cannabis. However, the impact on the weed industry has surprisingly been mixed in nature because the market is significantly different compared to other consumer-driven industries.
Cannabis tourism in the U.S. is rapidly evolving, with various destinations offering unique experiences for enthusiasts. From the vibrant streets of Denver to the luxurious dispensaries of Las Vegas, there is something for everyone.
In this article, we'll dissect Armentano's observations about how politicians from both sides of the aisle are undermining legalization efforts – from Republicans outright nullifying voter initiatives to Democrats taxing legal markets into oblivion. More importantly, we'll explore how we, as cannabis consumers, can start rattling the cages that keep our bodies classified as government property rather than our own sovereign domains.
According to a recent article in Marijuana Moment, scientists found that CBG could even have potential benefits for treating cancer, pain, and inflammatory conditions. Through a review of studies, researchers from China and the United States worked together to review the effects of the cannabinoid, as well as its impacts on the body.
Today, we're diving deep into this cannabis market cooldown. What's causing this plateau? Is it market saturation, changing consumer habits, pricing pressures, or perhaps broader economic forces? And what can we expect moving forward, especially with the political shitfuckery surrounding cannabis policy at the federal level? Will the DEA's potential rescheduling of cannabis to Schedule III change the game, or is it just another half-measure that misses the point?
But the rise of psychedelic use has brought about promise for those struggling with mental health problems, and their families. No other medication can induce psychological and neurobiological changes the way psychedelics can, thereby improving cognitive function and emotional processing. Psychedelics activate serotonin receptors, enhance neuroplasticity, and disrupt the default mode networks that cause rigid thinking and worsen depression. Because of this, psychedelics are considered a revolutionary treatment for severe mental health conditions that are resistant to treatment.