Plant and Drug Research Studies
Microdosing with the Psychedelic Elements: New Study Shows Promise The Fairview Leader Bulletin
Microdosing in the world of psychedelics has almost become a mental norm for people looking to expand their mind and heal their negative egos. According to a …
Closing arguments presented in Helmick murder trial | Local News Citizentribune
Closing arguments concluded this morning in the execution-style murder trial of Hancock County resident “Little Rick” Helmick, who is accused of putting …
Pot-smoking parents are harsher with discipline: study New York Post
Smoking weed doesn’t make parents more chill when it comes to discipline — it actually makes them more likely to punish their kids, a new study has found.
Healthy Alternatives to Popular Energy Drinks LIVESTRONG.COM
These natural alternatives to energy drinks like Red Bull and Monster provide the same benefits without the potentially harmful added sugar or chemicals.
Marijuana Legalization Associated With Decreased Interest In Alcohol, Study Finds Marijuana Moment
Interest in alcohol declines after states legalize marijuana, according to a new study analyzing online behavior. But for reasons that aren’t entirely clear, interest …
Medical marijuana doesn’t seem to reduce opioid misuse, study finds ModernHealthcare.com
A new study finds medical marijuana laws did not lead to significant decreases in opioid misuse and casts further doubts about their potential as an opioid use …
Caffeine Market Global: Study by Development Status, Market Dynamics, Size, forecasts, Challenge and Risk 2024 The Atlas Newspaper
Global “Caffeine Market” 2024 report firstly introduced the basics: definitions, classifications, applications and market overview; product specifications; business …
Can a cannabis-based drug treat cannabis dependence? Medical News Today
Researchers have found a cannabis-based replacement therapy that effectively treats cannabis dependence, a new clinical trial suggests.
Drink up: Coffee won’t give you cancer, scientists say The Age
If you enjoy a cup of coffee in the mornings to start your day, good news – scientists say it almost certainly won’t give you cancer. A rise in the risk of cancer due to …
Drink up: Coffee won’t give you cancer, scientists say Sydney Morning Herald
If you enjoy a cup of coffee in the mornings to start your day, good news – scientists say it almost certainly won’t give you cancer. A rise in the risk of cancer due to …