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Cannabis Products that Aren't Edible
When it comes to marijuana, the first thing everybody thinks about is smoking, whether that’s rolling up a fat joint or doing huge bong rips. After smoking or vaporizing, most people think about brownies, chocolates, drinks, candy or other cannabis edibles. But that’s not all there is in the world of cannabis products. Legalization has opened up a whole new world for marijuana enthusiasts, and now you can incorporate cannabis into pretty much every aspect of your life. There are also people for whom smoking or eating cannabis might not be the best option for delivery of the healthful compounds CBD and THC, so other products can literally be lifesavers. Let’s take a quick tour through the world of non-edible marijuana products.
How to Identify Bad or Old Weed
How do you identify bad or old weed?—a riddle as old as the hobby itself. Nobody wants to light up with adulterated cannabis, and, with these helpful hints, you won’t ever have to. It is important to consider the quality of your weed before smoking or otherwise consuming it. If your bud is in some way tainted, it is important to reconsider using that weed. Mold and other irregular or unnatural features should not be inhaled due to their adverse effects on respiratory health. Luckily, there are at least five sure-fire ways to determine the quality of your weed that require little experience with the plant itself. It only takes a few minutes to run a quick quality check, and it could improve your marijuana usage! Here are our top five tips of how to identify bad or old weed.
How to Prepare Kava Kava
Found on South Pacific islands, Kava has acted as a sedative for islanders. Used in religious ceremonies and for medical treatment, Kava has a similar impact on brain waves the way certain medicinal sedatives like valium. It produces a calm feeling but decreases in potency over repeated use.
Things Cannabinoids Do Besides Get You High
In 1968, John Lennon asked, “You say you want a revolution?” and nearly a half century later, eminent physicians and scientists have responded. Sanjay Gupta, MD, Chief Medical Correspondent for CNN, hosted a three-part series, including, “Weed 3: The Marijuana Revolution,” exploring the latest news on cannabis. In an Op Ed on CNN’s website he wrote, “We should legalize marijuana. We should do it nationally. And, we should do it now.” Jim Hendrix “kissed the sky” in the smoke filled Woodstock air, but now “times they are a changin'.”
Wendy WeedlerPublished 8 years ago in PotentWhat is Marijuana?
The cogent premises for the legalization of marijuana debate: Marijuana is not addictive - It doesn't matter how many times your wife tell you it is. Science says it is not statistically accurate. Yes, some people get addicted to it, and some people get addicted to The Real House Wives of NJ It is not, pharmaceutically speaking, a narcotic - Again, just because the government said it was 40 years ago, does not mean that is today. Science says other wise. Marijuana is probably less harmful physiologically than two of our most important social drugs, alcohol and nicotine - Again this is science and math. There are zero health benefits to booze and cigarettes. There are countless benefits to marijuana. The marijuana high is a learned response and less dangerous socially than the alcohol high - There have been countless experiments backing up this fact. Marijuana use does not lead to a life of crime nor to the use of more dangerous drugs - When is the last time you saw a stoner commit a crime, other than wasting time? Users experience what is called reverse tolerance, i.e. they require smaller and smaller amounts to get high - So it is fiscally responsible to smoke weed. Marijuana holds serious promise as therapeutic in the treatment of depression, epilepsy, certain skin diseases, otitis (inflammation of the ear). sinusitis, hypertension and glaucoma - As previously mentioned, it is a healthy high.
Benefits of Marijuana Research
The first reliable study of human behavioral effects among marijuana users was done in 1968 under the direction of Andrew Weil in Boston. Among Weil's findings were:
Johnny HashPublished 8 years ago in PotentNon Marijuana Plants that Contain Cannabinoids
Non marijuana plants that contain cannabinoids are not rare. It is relatively common in plant morphology. There are certainly other plants out there in the wild that are rich in cannabinoids. Cannabinoids are chemical substances that are released from the cannabis flowers. These substances help in the relief of pain and inflammation, stress removal, and various other medical symptoms. The political dilemma over marijuana has many making false assumptions about cannabinoids. People are assuming that cannabinoids are found only in marijuana plants and therefore avoid it as a form of treatment. Non marijuana plants that contain cannabinoids are helpful in various ways. You just need to identify which plants can help your particular ailments and treat accordingly.
Sigmund FriedPublished 8 years ago in PotentFunky Side Effects of Getting Stoned
I never smoked pot when I was in high school. Now keep in mind, I wasn't a goody-goody, I did plenty of things that would be classified as "rebellious" or "bad," but getting stoned wasn't one of them. I think it was because my dad always told me not to and I listened to him, for the most part. My friends would get stoned and I was fine with that. I recall the dazed expression on their faces and the unmistakable smell. As for me, I would much rather do tequila shots.
Bea NortonPublished 8 years ago in PotentStrains to Avoid if You Have Anxiety
Marijuana’s medicinal purposes are undeniable and recognized by patients, medical professionals, and recreational users alike. The physical benefits are endless: instant pain relief, reduced nausea, and alleviated headaches are only some of what our favorite plant has to offer. However, debate arises when we start talking about its cognitive benefits.
David McClearyPublished 8 years ago in PotentCouch Exercises for Stoners
Exercise. Whether you love it or you hate it, one thing’s for sure: you need it. So for all my fellow potheads out there, here is a list of several activities to perform from the comfort of your own home, known as couch exercises for stoners.
Wendy WeedlerPublished 8 years ago in PotentBest Cannabis Strains for Relaxing
Trying to relax or overcome any kind of stress–like anxiety, depression or pain– can be a monumental challenge for some, but if you toke up a little bit time after time you’re in luck. Thanks to the various crossbreeding efforts with cannabis, there are many strains for relaxing that many people don’t know that actually can help you feel better. First thing you should know though is, that everyone’s body metabolizes certain cannabis strains differently from how other people have generally experienced them. But most popular cannabis strains have proven, more than others, to be great candidates for easing anxiety, depression, insomnia and certain kinds of pain. The following is a list of some of the best cannabis strains for relaxing that are sure to help you drift off into relaxing euphoria where you can forget all your troubles.
George GottPublished 8 years ago in PotentHow to Give a Cannabis Massage
Cannabis topicals can relieve pain. With anti-inflammatory potent compounds, marijuana topicals are amazing for muscle pain treatment. Imagine the amazing ways particular marijuana strains can heal the mind. Give a cannabis massage to yourself with your favorite marijuana topicals. Proper application can rejuvenate the body, relieve headaches and ease anxiety. Most cannabis oils can be found in your local dispensary, others marijuana topicals are homemade.
Mackenzie LuPublished 8 years ago in Potent