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Hydroponics, a method of cultivation that does not utilize soil and instead relies on a nutrient-rich water solution, has become increasingly popular in the growth of cannabis. Referred to as “hydroweed,” “hydro,” or “dro,” hydroponics offers numerous advantages over traditional soil cultivation. In this article, we will explore what hydroponics is, how it works, and why it is an excellent …
A recent study conducted at the University of British Columbia has found that practicing yoga after consuming marijuana can lead to improved mindfulness and mystical experiences. The study aimed to explore the impact of contextual factors during cannabis use on well-being outcomes, an area that is often overlooked in cannabis research. The author of the study, Sarah Elizabeth Ann Daniels, …
A recent study conducted by researchers in China has shed light on the potential relationship between cannabis use and kidney stones. The study, published in the journal “Frontiers in Pharmacology,” found that male cannabis users were inversely associated with kidney stones. Kidney stones, also known as renal calculi, nephrolithiasis, or urolithiasis, are hard deposits composed of minerals and salt that …
In recent years, the cannabis industry has seen a surge in the popularity of cannabis concentrates. These highly potent products offer a concentrated form of cannabinoids and terpenes, making them desirable for both recreational users and medical cannabis patients. However, not all concentrates are created equal, and the extraction method used plays a significant role in the final product. One …
A new study conducted by researchers at the Stevens Institute of Technology has utilized artificial intelligence (AI) to predict cannabis impairment based on biometric data collected from smartphone sensors. The study, published in Drug and Alcohol Dependence, analyzed the smartphone data of both cannabis users and non-users to identify noticeable differences during periods of cannabis intoxication that human senses alone …
A recent article published in the European Journal for Chemistry delves into the extensive history of cannabis and its relationship with mankind. The paper, titled “From ancient Asian relics to contemporaneity: A review of historical and chemical aspects of Cannabis,” was authored by Gabriel Vitor de Lima Marques and Renata Barbosa de Olivera from the pharmacy department at the Federal …
The entourage effect, a term commonly used in the cannabis industry, refers to the combined effects of cannabinoids and terpenoids on a consumer’s psychological perception of different cannabis varieties. Each strain of cannabis contains varying concentrations of cannabinoids, including psychoactive tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and non-psychoactive cannabidiol (CBD), as well as a unique terpenoid profile. This allows consumers to choose cannabis based …
A new study published by the American Medical Association suggests that removing criminal penalties for simple drug possession does not result in an increase in fatal overdoses. The study analyzed the effects of decriminalization policies in Oregon and Washington State and found that overdose death rates remained relatively unchanged after the implementation of these policies. The study, conducted by Corey …
A new study presented at the annual conference of The American College of Chest Physicians (CHEST) in Honolulu suggests that cannabis consumers who contracted COVID-19 had significantly lower rates of intubation, respiratory failure, and death compared to non-users. The study, based on hospital data, analyzed records from 322,214 patients from the National Inpatient Sample, a government database that tracks hospital …
For over five decades, cannabis research in the United States has been severely limited due to federal regulations that mandated researchers to obtain cannabis exclusively from the University of Mississippi. However, this federally sanctioned cannabis did not accurately represent the products available in dispensaries across the country, significantly restricting the scope of research and leading many researchers to conduct their …