Is Cannabis Ruining Your Teeth? Leafly
A recent study found that cannabis smoking can lead to oral health issues. Here’s what the science says, and how to avoid problems.
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How to kick-start your brain in the morning (and no, we don’t just mean coffee) Q13 News Seattle
The alarm goes off and you shudder awake, unsure of where you are. Groggily you recognize your room and slowly roll out of bed thinking, “It can’t be morning.
It’s high time someone studied marijuana taxes – so we did Chicago Reporter
Consumers don’t seem to mind paying sales taxes on things like food and clothing. Marijuana may be a different story. As marijuana taxes are imposed in more …
What LSD, mushrooms, and toad venom taught Michael Pollan about spirituality News@Northeastern
The smoked venom of the Sonoran Desert toad is “the Everest of psychedelics,” Michael Pollan was told. The moment he lifted the pipe to his lips and inhaled its …
Psychedelics May Help Improve Symptoms Of Psychiatric Disorders, Review Finds Marijuana Moment
Psychedelics with and without accompanying psychotherapy have been found to reduce symptoms associated with at least eight different psychiatric diagnoses, …
How to kick-start your brain in the morning KXLY Spokane
The alarm goes off and you shudder awake, unsure of where you are. Groggily you recognize your room and slowly roll out of bed thinking, “It can’t be morning.
How to kick-start your brain in the morning WFMZ Allentown
The alarm goes off and you shudder awake, unsure of where you are. Groggily you recognize your room and slowly roll out of bed thinking, “It can’t be morning.
Green Coffee Benefits And Side Effects Medical Daily
Green coffee is filled with antioxidants. Surprisingly, it contains more caffeine than regular coffee.
These Technologists Are Trying to Recreate Psychedelic Trips in VR Futurism
Recreating the feeling of a psychedelic trip using virtual reality technology isn’t easy, but that isn’t stopping several artists from trying.
US awards $3M to fill gaps in medical marijuana research WQAD Moline
The U.S. government will spend $3 million to find out if marijuana can relieve pain, but none of the money will be used to study the part of the plant that gets …