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While we're undoubtedly the closest we've ever been to widespread legalization of cannabis, it is still illegal on a federal level. Even on a statewide scale, recreational marijuana is only legal in 10 states and the District of Columbia.
Greg BogartPublished 5 years ago in PotentPreventing Your Cannabis Business from Going up in Smoke
In 2018, the cannabis industry grew to $10.4 billion, and it is poised to get even bigger in 2019. Those numbers should make any entrepreneur salivate, and if you’re one of the folks who jumped on the cannabis bandwagon, you want to be sure that your investment tracks with that phenomenal growth.
Claire PetersPublished 5 years ago in PotentHemp Hemp Hooray! The Many Uses and Benefits of Hemp
Hemp is the Swiss Army knife of plants. It has as many uses as the human imagination can conjure up for it. For thousands of years, it has been used for everything—from a source of food to rope and even car parts. That’s right, car parts! Hemp is a true testimony to the versatility and ingenuity of Mother Nature.
Carlos FoxPublished 5 years ago in PotentHow to Find the Right CBD Product for You
Learning about CBD can be a relatively overwhelming experience. Besides learning about what CBD is, how it functions inside the human body, and how it can be applied to help you tackle a variety of different conditions and ailments, you then have to learn more about what kinds of CBD products are offered on the market and which ones work best for you. In this guide, we are going to tackle the first issue so that you only have to worry about diving into the research regarding CBD’s properties and how it can be applied to your specific needs. If you’re currently looking for CBD, but are unsure of which medium to go with, here is how you can find the right CBD product for you.
Claire PetersPublished 5 years ago in PotentBenefits and Side Effects of CBD Oil—Cannabis Review
CBD, or Cannabidiol, has become quite common in this modern era. Apart from the fact that it is extracted from the cannabis plant, CBD has multiple health benefits for both humans and animals such as dogs. Most of you may think that CBD will have certain psychoactive properties due to its association with the hemp plant.
Patty McDanielsPublished 5 years ago in PotentHow to Grow Marijuana in Your Garden
Just like landscaping, growing marijuana in your garden requires thorough planning and enough knowledge to ensure of a huge harvest. If you do well, you will have a fun and rewarding experience especially if you intend to sell weed later. To get started, keep reading the following.
Gracie EvansPublished 5 years ago in PotentMarijuana
A lot of people disregard marijuana, weed, pot, reefer, etc. as a gateway drug. I believe it can be depending on the person, as it was in my case. Trying any substance can easily lead to curiosity of other substances. I smoked marijuana for the first time my freshman year in high school. I fell in love with the effects of being high. I got to the point to where I would skip class to get high with friends. My senior year I would smoke marijuana every night before bed. I noticed I would be extremely sleepy and groggy the next morning. I would fall asleep during class and get in trouble. Marijuana would make me lazy, tired, and unproductive. I told myself I would never try any other drug, especially meth or heroin. Marijuana would lead me to curiosity of other substances later on.
Kevin RepassPublished 5 years ago in PotentWhy Cannabis Effectively Treats Opiate Withdrawal
Opiate withdrawal can be an excruciating, terrifying experience. It begins with a runny nose, overactive tear production, and incessant yawning, which may only seem annoying at first. Unfortunately, it is a daunting sign that the worst symptoms are yet to come. Shortly after the last dose of opiates, a person with opiate dependency will be launched into full-blown withdrawal symptoms that mimic a severe case of the flu. A person may have chills and profuse sweating simultaneously because the body has a difficulty regulating its temperature when it is in withdrawal. This can be extremely uncomfortable as it occurs simultaneously with intense body aches, muscle weakness, rapid heartbeat, restless legs, and an inability to sleep. Late symptoms of opiate withdrawal include nausea, stomach cramps, vomiting, and diarrhea. Though opiate withdrawal is typically not life-threatening, it can certainly feel like it. Depending on what kind of opiate for which a dependence is developed, physical withdrawals can last anywhere from three days to several weeks.
Cassidy WebbPublished 5 years ago in PotentWays to Class Up Your Smoke Sesh
Marijuana has been a part of human culture for thousands of years. Marijuana has powerful medical benefits, and it has been enjoyed as a drug since ancient times. But, for whatever reason, it sometimes gets a bad rap. Marijuana users are stereotyped as being lazy slobs—“stoners” who don’t have much of a life beyond their drug of choice.
Tobias GillotPublished 5 years ago in PotentFlower or Shatter?
With marijuana laws changing all over the country, and use becoming much more common (and tolerated), it's not surprising that people may be branching out and trying different things. And while pipes, joints, blunts, edibles, and bongs are all great, there's another increasingly popular method that is making its rounds, concentrates.
J. P. FrattiniPublished 5 years ago in PotentResponsible Marijuana Use: A Primer
Marijuana is legal in many areas. It's a normal and enjoyable part of life for millions of people—more than 55 million, in fact. It's also very safe. But, as safe as it is, marijuana still demands a certain amount of responsibility and caution on the part of its users. Here are a few ways to stay responsible as you enjoy your drug of choice.
Casey ChesterfieldPublished 5 years ago in PotentA Real Adult's Guide to Marijuana
Millions of Americans smoke marijuana, the majority of Americans have at least tried the drug, and 22 percent—more than one in five—use the drug with some regularity. These marijuana users come from all walks of life. Some are doctors and lawyers, some are teenagers, and some are country music stars. Virtually anyone and everyone can enjoy marijuana.
Tobias GillotPublished 5 years ago in Potent