Reports indicate users are avoiding pharmaceutical sleep aid for cannabis A study conducted by the University of New Mexico and California State Polytechnic University has shown that people are trading in their over the counter medicines for legal cannabis. While studies are still in the works, this initial research suggests a direct correlation between insomnia…
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Illicit Cannabis products: How the legal industry can do better
It seems like all anyway hears nowadays are the health issue regarding vaping. While the problems seem minor at first glance, the constant equivocation of vaping products in the media has prompted many companies to push against the negative media. As the current political climate focuses on the varied bans on e-cigarettes, the cannabis industry…
Cannabis Career Guide: Edible Chef
One of the most common questions I get asked is, “How do I break into the cannabis industry?” Whether you are new to cannabis or a long-time user everyone wants to make sure they are not missing out on this green rush. Some careers paths will be an easy transition. Regulatory positions may require additional…
Rose Law Group, Part 1
As cannabis legalization spreads throughout the US, legal complexities will be a major hurdle for up and coming start ups. Whether you are a cannabis culinary champ, an investor, grower or any other auxiliary services regulatory and compliance issues will present unique challenges. Rose Law Group–based in Scottsdale, AZ– has set themselves on the forefront…
What is Marijuana Decarboxylation?
What is Marijuana Decarboxylation? Decarboxylating marijuana is vital to experience everything your marijuana has to offer, especially if you intend to make edibles. If one consumes cannabis that has not been decarboxylated, they will not encounter the high-like effect, as raw cannabis does not contain tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), but rather tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA). Understanding Decarboxylation The…
California’s Senate Bill 51 & Cannabis Banking
What is the Senate Bill 51? In November 2016, the voters of California helped pass Proposition 64: the Control, Regulate and Tax Adult Use Marijuana Act which authorized recreational use to specified limits. However, cannabis still remains illegal under federal law. As a result of the immoral scheduling of cannabis as a schedule one drug…
Marijuana and the Five Senses
Marijuana and the Five Sensory Organs It is commonly known that the consumption of marijuana induces an altered state of mind. People desire the high-like effect, relaxation, and over-all bliss that results from consuming tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and other cannabinoids found in marijuana. Each of the five senses is affected in peculiar ways, resulting in heightened…
Cannabis Use and Exercise
Cannabis users have a reputation for being “lazy” or lacking motivation, but recent studies show this may not be 100% accurate. With the benefits of cannabis becoming more commonly known, individuals are beginning to explore other applications for it, including exercise. What Are the Benefits of Using Cannabis During Exercise? Motivation Although many…
Cannabis & Endocannabinoid Deficiency
Cannabis and Chronic Diseases In recent years there has been an astronomical increase in chronic illness, especially in the younger generation. Roughly, six out of every ten Americans have a chronic disease. Not only does this put a huge toll on the quality of Americans lives, but it is also making…
Cannabidiol Extraction Methods
When searching for cannabidiol (CBD) oils, you more than likely will notice that not all companies extract it using the same technique. There are numerous reasons as to why companies choose what extraction method best suits them, including cost, purity, and time. What are the different CBD extractions methods? CO2 Extraction: Methodology: Carbon dioxide…
