Cannabis may ease pain from fibromyalgia, study says Chicago Daily Herald
Although there are differing opinion as to whether legalizing cannabis is a good thing or not, recent research is demonstrating a benefit for many with …
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Coffee consumption may promote ‘brown fat’ function in healthy adults Healio
A small cohort of healthy adults experienced an increase in brown adipose tissue activity, measured via thermal imaging, after consuming coffee when …
Researchers Seek Veterans for National Survey on Marijuana Weedmaps News
Researchers hope a national cannabis survey for U.S. military veterans will help educate elected officials, government department heads, and the public about …
Can psychedelics heal? A growing movement says yes San Francisco Chronicle
Plant-based psychedelics are starting to slip into the mainstream due to popular interest among wellness users and a resurgence in academic study.
A Fungus Causes Cicadas to Mate Like Crazy, Even After Their Butts Fall Off Smithsonian.com
Cicadas can remain underground for as long as 17 years before emerging into the sunlight, where they survive for just a few weeks, enough time for the insects …
Cannabis May Treat Fibromyalgia Pain, According To New Study Benzinga
By Natalie Fertig. Cannabis has only been fully legalized in Israel since April, but that hasn’t stopped the nation from being one of the leaders …
What to drink to help you sleep WPSD Local 6
When winding down you might enjoy sipping a beverage before bedtime, but are there any drinks that could be particularly helpful or harmful for quality sleep?
Marianne Williamson was Michigan’s most Googled candidate following Dem. debates — and we might know why Detroit Metro Times
One nation, under GOOP — Marianne Williamson cast a spell on Michiganders during the second night of the Democratic presidential primary debate on …
How Is Psilocybin Decriminalization Going? Oregon Looks To Learn From Others. OPB News
Noel Gallo, a member of the Oakland City Council, grew up in Mexico where his grandmother was a healer — and where using hallucinogenic plants wasn’t so …
Why the drug sequences in ‘Midsommar’ truly feel like a bad trip Fast Company
‘Hereditary’ filmmaker Ari Aster talks about making the drug sequences in his folk horror follow-up ‘Midsommar’ and why they feel uncomfortably authentic.