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  Veterans experience a relatively unique set of potential daily stressors. This is evident when we consider that around 44% of veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan have mentioned that they had problems with readjusting once they returned home. What’s more, about 23% of veterans who were deployed during their service say that deployment negatively impacted their wellness, with nearly a third saying they lived through distressing experiences. Many veterans have spoken about embracing the benefits of medicinal cannabis and CBD in pursuit of improved wellness. In fact, IAVA (Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America) actively advocates the establishment...

Looking for a smoke-free way to enjoy the benefits of cannabis? Cannabis edibles offer a tasty, long-lasting experience that’s perfect for beginners, seasoned users, or anyone who prefers not to inhale. From gummies and cookies to infused drinks and caramels, there’s an edible for everyone—and they often deliver more powerful, sustained effects than smoking or vaping. Why Choose Edibles? Edibles are discreet, easy to use, and often more accessible for those with respiratory issues or medical conditions. They come in a wide variety of formats and flavors, making them ideal for both recreational enjoyment and targeted relief—whether it's better sleep,...

As the cannabis plant becomes increasingly accepted across the globe, we are beginning to understand more about the possible benefits of incorporating cannabis into our lives. From physical ailments like nausea or chronic pain to mental health struggles like depression or anxiety, cannabis consumers have long reported the plant’s ability to bring ease to their symptoms and improve their overall conditions. Aside from the fact that it may play a role in health improvement and sustainability, cannabis has shown its ability to boost economies as it has slowly but surely enjoyed some form of legalization throughout most of the United...

Try Topical Cannabis. Your Epidermis Will Thank You.  There’s no denying that cannabis is now a growing trend in the beauty world — and for good reason. As the drive for more natural, sustainable skin care increases skin-care products are now touting cannabis. Cannabis skincare products come in the form of cannabis-infused topicals like oils, balms, creams, salves, and lotions. Cannabis used in skincare uses non-psychoactive CBD (cannabidiol) and THC, the psychoactive compound in marijuana. If it does contain trace amounts of THC, cannabis infusions act on a peripheral basis and do not enter the bloodstream. Here are 6 interesting...

Some of the compounds in cannabis may prevent the entry of the coronavirus into healthy human cells, according to a study published in the Journal of Nature Products.