New Study Finds Drinking Lots Of Coffee Isn’t Bad For You SmoothFM
A new study from the British Heart Foundation suggests the amount of coffee a person drinks is not related to how likely they are to suffer heart problems.
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Magic mushrooms and pay raises The Independent | SUindependent.com
What’s the correlation between magic mushrooms and a proposed pay raise for members of Congress? I think we all know the answer to that, but let’s review.
High Times In The High Altitudes Of Ancient Central Asia NPR
Humans have been smoking pot to get high since the first millennium B.C. Archaeologists have found early evidence of cannabis use from wooden bowls …
University of Florida chosen to lead medical marijuana research WCJB
University of Florida will receive $1.5 million from state to research effects of medical marijuana.
Magic mushrooms and pay raises Red Bluff Daily News
What’s the correlation between hallucinogens and a proposed pay raise for members of Congress? I think we all know the answer to that, but let’s review. Rep.
Wood supports medical marijuana study commission – Valley Times-News Valley Times-News
VALLEY — State Rep. Debbie Wood has a personal reason why she was supportive of Alabama creating a medical marijuana study commission that could …
Texas Governor Signs Bill To Expand State’s Medical Marijuana Program Marijuana Moment
The governor of Texas signed a bill into law on Friday that significantly expands the state’s medical cannabis program. The legislation, which was …
Caffeine Nap Sleepopolis
A caffeine nap — also known as a stimulant nap, coffee nap, or coffee sleep — refers to drinking coffee just before taking a brief “power” nap.
Taking low-THC marijuana doesn’t increase a driver’s risk of crashing, study finds CBC.ca
Taking marijuana containing low levels of the drug’s main psychoactive ingredient does not increase most drivers’ risk of a crash, even though Canada’s …
Evidence is mounting that psychedelic drugs can help treat diseases. Here are the most promising uses. Greenwich Time
It’s high time for psychedelic science. Ever since drugs like psilocybin, the active ingredient in hallucinogenic mushrooms, appeared to help quell anxiety in …