As November draws closer, Prop 64 is getting a lot more attention. One of the issues recently raised is the danger of marijuana edibles being ingested by a pet, leading to extreme sickness or death.
The UFC fighter Nate Diaz recently decided to take puffs from a Vape pen filled with CBD oil during a post-fight press conference. The USADA is deciding whether to pursue a warning or suspension.
If you’re worried about your pet being scared of the fireworks tomorrow, CBD may help ease their anxiety.
(image via cannabiscopywriter.com) Tech Insider recently highlighted the winners of a competition hosted by Surface Magazine to try to re-brand fictitious medical marijuana products with the purpose of showing ways that it can be done so that it will help to make it be taken more seriously. Part of this challenge [...]
According to this recent report by CBS News, many seniors have begun to explore medical marijuana as an alternative therapy for pain relief. This is surprising to many, as the seniors who are considering medical marijuana came of age during a time when marijuana was known only as an illegal [...]
Pot collective Herba Buena not only delivers, it helps patients learn more about medical marijuana with their Social Club events.
Another celebrity has entered the marijuana discussion: Whoopi Goldberg has announced she'll be producing a line of medical marijuana products aimed to target menstrual pains. Goldberg, famous her co-hosting on The View, wanted products which could relieve pain without changing one’s mental state. “For me, I feel like if you [...]
MERCED, CA: The group Sisters of the Valley, self proclaimed nuns who grow medical marijuana for CBD oil, are fighting to keep their business. A ban on marijuana cultivation is being proposed to the Merced City Council this week, and if the ban is implemented, Sisters of the Valley will [...]
New laws for medical pot industry in California include stricter oversight of growing, transport, quality and fingerprinting of medical patients.
#ValleyFire victims can access up to $200 in free cannabis products from local company
