A ground-breaking new study published in the International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction has shed light on the potential efficacy of Cannabidiol (CBD) as a treatment for Crack Use Disorder (CUD). The study compared the effects of CBD to three commonly used pharmaceutical drugs in treating CUD, including fluoxetine, valproic acid, and clonazepam. The results revealed that participants who …

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Delta 8 edibles have been a topic of curiosity, especially regarding their effects on female arousal. Delta 8, a cannabinoid found in cannabis plants, has gained popularity due to its milder high compared to Delta 9, the most common cannabinoid in cannabis. This has led to an increasing interest in exploring the potential benefits of delta 8 edibles for female …

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The cannabis industry is experiencing a surge in popularity and innovation, with a growing demand for unique and exotic strains of cannabis. One such variety that has piqued the interest of many enthusiasts is purple weed. This article delves into the world of purple weed, exploring its origins, composition, and potential benefits. Purple weed refers to cannabis strains that exhibit …

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In the realm of scientific analysis, particularly within the burgeoning cannabis industry, the use of Technical Specifications Manuals (TSM) plays a crucial role in ensuring accurate and reliable data. Shannon Swantek, a seasoned senior quality chemist at Environmental Standards/Vitale Scientific Associates, emphasizes the importance of a TSM in delineating client expectations to facilitate the laboratory’s comprehension of the requisite sensitivity, …

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Moldy weed is a common issue that can arise when cannabis is not properly stored or cured. While the presence of mold on weed may not always be immediately noticeable, it can pose serious health risks if consumed. This article aims to shed light on the dangers of consuming moldy weed and provide information on how to identify it. First …

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The potential benefits of using cannabis to treat female orgasmic disorder (FOD) are being explored in a new study published in the journal Sexual Medicine. This research comes ahead of an important decision by Ohio officials on whether to add FOD as a qualifying condition for the state’s medical marijuana program. The study, which surveyed sexually active women who used …

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A recent analysis conducted by researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has shed light on the prevalence of smokable hemp products containing levels of THC that exceed the legally permissible limit. The study, published in the journal Forensic Chemistry, examined 53 samples from five commercial manufacturers and found that approximately 93 percent of them contained more …

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A recent study published in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science has challenged several stereotypes associated with frequent marijuana use. The research found no evidence of an association between paranoia or decreased motivation among habitual users. Additionally, the study debunked the notion that marijuana consumption leads to a hangover the next day. The results of the study revealed some …

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The utilization of ultrasound-assisted extraction in the realm of cannabis extraction has garnered significant attention from researchers at Sopron University in Hungary. While ultrasound-based extraction techniques have been explored previously for various botanicals, this study presents a novel contribution to the limited literature on its application specifically to cannabis extraction. Published in The Journal of Food Science, the researchers sought …

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The phenomenon of not getting high the first time one smokes cannabis can be perplexing and frustrating for many individuals. Despite the excitement and anticipation of experiencing the psychoactive effects of marijuana, some people find themselves feeling little to nothing after their initial attempt at smoking. This occurrence is not uncommon and can be attributed to various factors that influence …

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