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Famous Potheads in History
As the cannabis industry expands and more states begin to legalize marijuana, the number of people who smoke weed is increasing. It's no secret that weed is the drug of choice for a lot of the stars. Throughout history, numerous figures have been open about their enthusiasm for the substance. Potheads have existed for longer than one would expect. This list highlights some of the most famous potheads in history.
Hydro WilsonPublished 7 years ago in PotentMarijuana Myths You Probably Believe
Of all the substances out there, cannabis might be the one that has the most myths surrounding it. If you think about it, there are probably more marijuana myths in circulation than there are myths about liquor, cigarettes, or even prescription pills.
Skunk UzekiPublished 7 years ago in PotentCan Weed End the Heroin Epidemic?
The heroin epidemic in America has reached devastating proportions. The New York Timesrecently reported that drug deaths are rising faster than ever before. The story claimed that in 2016, between 59,000 and 65,000 people died as a result of a heroin overdose. (Experts are currently unsure of the full total of true overdoses due to the time it takes for an overdose to be officially declared via toxicology tests.)
Skunk UzekiPublished 7 years ago in PotentWhy Is Weed So Popular In America?
There are many reasons why weed is so popular in America. To start, weed is used for medical reasons. It treats insomnia, anxiety, depression, chronic pain, and more. In addition, weed is a big problem solver when it comes to cancer treatment. Weed can be used to set aside the pain that comes from Chemotherapy. In fact, some patients have said that without weed, they wouldn’t have survived their cancer. Getting high causes most people to feel pleasure and feel a certain sense of ease. With all the advancements in medicine, weed will only play a bigger role in the future of our country.
David LasherPublished 7 years ago in PotentWhat Is Microdosing?
News reports are talking about the benefits people are getting from microdosing drugs of all kinds. Some people have begun to microdose LSD for better productivity at work. Others claim that microdosing mushrooms has led to better overall mental health. Even more are starting to look into the benefits of microdosing cannabis.
Skunk UzekiPublished 7 years ago in PotentUsing MDMA to Treat PTSD
If you hear people who have gone to a rave, you might expect them to say that MDMA saved their lives. After all, it's the ultimate party drug, and it's one that regularly gets associated with ravers, EDM, and burners.
Skunk UzekiPublished 7 years ago in PotentDid Abraham Lincoln Smoke Pot?
You frequent the internet long enough, and you hear a lot about famous people who smoked pot, like Louis Armstrong, David Bowie, and Kevin Smith. The more well-known, the more shocking it is when you hear they smoked some weed.
Anthony GramugliaPublished 7 years ago in PotentIs It Safe to Celebrate 420 In a Prohibition State?
420 is something of a legendary day among pot smokers, marijuana enthusiasts, and club kids. It's the one day a year that is all about celebrating cannabis, throwing a middle finger to authority, and perhaps also wishing for world peace - depending on which 420 origin tale you subscribe to. No matter which way you cut it, 420 is a day that is inextricably linked to marijuana and having fun.
Skunk UzekiPublished 7 years ago in PotentLouis Armstrong and Marijuana
Louis Armstrong is often remembered as one of the greatest jazz musicians of all time. While others have developed and elevated the art form in different and unique directions, it is undeniable that Armstrong brought his own brand of soul to this then-emerging art form. He broke boundaries as one of the first African-American celebrities to receive near-universal acclaim for his talents.
Anthony GramugliaPublished 7 years ago in PotentGuess What? Marijuana Is Not a Gateway Drug
One of the major risks that has often been associated with cannabis use is the idea that it will act as a "gateway drug" - or that smoking pot will make someone more willing and likely to try stronger and more dangerous drugs in the future. This rhetoric is now less popular than in the past, but there are many who insist that marijuana is just a slippery slope that leads to other drugs, and a life of addiction.
Annie KielyPublished 7 years ago in PotentIs Marijuana Addictive?
When you ask people "Is marijuana addictive?" you will hear a variety of very strongly phrased responses to that question. A lot of old, crusty men will argue "Marijuana is worse than heroin!" (Hi, Jeff Sessions!), while others, mainly stoners, argue that smoking grass is harmless and impossible to get addicted to.
Anthony GramugliaPublished 7 years ago in PotentPrescription Meds You Shouldn't Mix with Weed
One of the best things about the legalization push is that people are beginning to really, truly embrace the benefits that marijuana can offer them. We've grown to agree that it's safer than cigarettes, a healthy way to cope with pain, and also can have a huge slew of benefits for people who have health problems. Weed, for the most part, is a good plant with great medical benefits.
Skunk UzekiPublished 7 years ago in Potent