Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder attributed to sociocultural issues such as society's attitudes towards weight and beauty and is defined by the National Eating Disorder Association as ‘a serious, potentially life-threatening eating disorder characterized by self-starvation and excessive weight loss.’ Symptoms and behaviors associated with the disease can include extremely low body weight, body dysmorphia, obsession with the self, and calorie counting.  The concept that marijuana could benefit anorexia sufferers actually makes a lot of sense, being that cannabis is infamous for indu ..read more

By: Juan Sebastian Chaves Gil   Recently, there has been a notable increase in interest in medicinal cannabis in Europe, leading to regulatory changes in several countries. However, these changes have occurred at the national level in each Member State, creating a heterogeneous landscape that requires standardization. Currently, several European countries have legal frameworks allowing for the sale and distribution of cannabis-derived products for medicinal purposes. In addition to following the conventional EU drug approval procedures established in Directive 2001/83/EC, some countries ..read more

Let's face it; a lot gets said about the harmful substance in tobacco – nicotine. You could enjoy smoking your favorite puff of pot without rolling it using tobacco. As the best luck would have it, tens of tobacco substitutes for joints exist. Spliffs, mostly called joints rolled using tobacco, are adored by those who find the bond between cannabis and tobacco evenly stimulating. Nonetheless, while comparing these stimulating effects to the side effects of smoking tobacco products, it would be worth it to go the tobacco alternatives route. For instance, you won't have to worry about undesirab ..read more

As an old hippie biochemist with a passion for weed, I'm here to share my knowledge and personal experiences on how to make CBD oil at home. Whether you're a novice or an experienced enthusiast, this guide will walk you through the process in a way that anyone can understand. Before we begin, let's gather our ingredients and tools: Ingredients: High-quality CBD flower or hemp biomass Carrier oil (such as olive oil, coconut oil, or MCT oil) Optional: Flavorings or essential oils for customization Tools: Grinder or blender Double boiler or slow cooker Cheesecloth or fine mesh strainer Glass ..read more

By: Juan Sebastian Chaves Gil Georg Wurth, leader and owner of the German Hemp Association (DHV), the main entity in the pro-legalization movement of cannabis in Germany, was interviewed on La W to address the current situation of cannabis legalization in the country and the measures being implemented. In his intervention, Wurth pointed out that there are certain restrictions regarding recreational marijuana consumption. Currently, adults can carry up to 25 grams of cannabis for personal use in public places, but smoking within 100 meters of schools or sports facilities is prohibited. Additio ..read more

A germinating seed uses sugar to break the shell and develop roots. According to researchers in the cannabis industry, not all of the seeds you plant will germinate. You should begin by identifying the healthy seeds before you plant them since not all seeds will be healthy. Note that sprouting is the immediate process required to create a reliable foundation for the development of your cannabis plant. This means that you should give this aspect the weight it deserves for your plant's well-being. Before going for a quality type of seed, ensure that all the necessary conditions are favorable fo ..read more

By: Juan Sebastian Chaves Gil In Russia, it is prohibited to possess, sell, or cultivate cannabis, and the country holds the highest number of people incarcerated for drug-related offenses in Europe on a per capita basis, primarily under Article 228. Despite this strict stance, there are signs of potential legal modifications, as the importation of cannabis for medical research is being considered. Russian legislation on cannabis prohibits both possession and consumption under Article 228 of the national Penal Code, with penalties including fines and imprisonment. Although sentences may hav ..read more

By: Juan Sebastian Chaves Gil The cannabis-infused cuisine has transcended beyond typical sweets like chocolate cakes and muffins, extending to savory dishes from different culinary traditions around the world. This trend is gaining new momentum with the relaxation of laws in the United States, giving rise to what is now known as cannabis cuisine. Exploring the fusion of cannabis into traditional cooking not only represents an entertaining way to spend time but also an opportunity for marijuana enthusiasts to experiment with new recipes and flavors. In this regard, Amsterdam Marijuana Seeds o ..read more

By: Juan Sebastian Chaves Gil Hashish, also known as hash, represents a highly concentrated form of cannabis derived from kief, which is a collection of loose trichomes or resin. Unlike common marijuana, hashish offers more potent effects. This term is commonly abbreviated as "hash" and is known by other names such as "dry herb" or "hay," depending on the location. Throughout history, hashish has been used under different denominations such as bhang and charas. What is hashish? Hashish, originating in the Middle East, is an Arabic word and was prohibited for centuries due to Islamic restrict ..read more

As the cannabis industry transitions itself from the black market and illegal practices to new amendments that support its legalization, ethical farming practices also come next. Historically, cannabis has been grown in unregulated markets, hidden from the sight of many, and is associated with various myths and rumors around it. Today, with the help of various studies that support the potential benefits of cannabis and other explorations about the subject, cannabis farming is slowly transitioning to light. More cannabis growers are now employing ethical practices that do right by the customer ..read more