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People seem to have no qualms over asking questions about their food. Free-run or free-range eggs? Non-GMO veggies? Antibiotic-free chicken? Little wonder that what we’re ingesting has spilled over into the world of pills and other remedies. But for some reason, too few questions come from cannabis consumers.
Using vaporizers may be the go-to gadget for many cannabis users because they’re discreet and easy to use. But vaping itself is coming under close scrutiny.
Booze has a lot of downsides — it’s unhealthy, fattening, expensive, and the hangovers are brutal. So perhaps it’s no surprise we’re seeing more people putting down the bottle and sparking up a blunt instead.
Navigating a provisioning center is significantly easier when you know how to talk to your budtender.
As of December 2018, recreational use of cannabis is legal here in Michigan. However, there are aspects of the law that are still hazy.
Overall, we know smoking cannabis isn’t as bad for your lungs as smoking cigarettes. However, not everyone likes to smoke, especially if you have compromised lung health or are using cannabis for medical reasons. Here are a few smoke-free ways to enjoy the benefits of cannabis.
Vaporizers are quickly becoming the go-to gadget for many cannabis users. Discreet and easy to use, they heat dry flower or cannabis oil at a temperature that is just below combustion, turning it into a fine vapor.
Most of us have had an experience, usually in college, where we smoked way too much cannabis and ended up glued to the couch. Each person processes THC differently so it’s important to know how your particular endocannabinoid system reacts and what the perfect dosage is for you. There’s a magic number in terms of the perfect quantity of cannabis, especially for beginners. Here’s a helpful guide to starting out.
Everyone wants high quality in their cannabis products. With premium flower, you’ll experience delicious flavors, relaxing aromas and a pleasant high while substandard flower will result in a funky mouth-taste and undesirable effects.
For years, THC content in cannabis was all anyone cared about. Then came cannabidiol or CBD, the second-most common compound after THC. CBD is well-known for its powerful therapeutic effects, treating everything from anxiety and sleep disorders to pain management, and has now become the new poster child for the marijuana movement in the United States.
People seem to have no qualms over asking questions about their food. Free-run or free-range eggs? Non-GMO veggies? Antibiotic-free chicken? Little wonder that what we’re ingesting has spilled over into the world of pills and other remedies. But for some reason, too few questions come from cannabis consumers.
Using vaporizers may be the go-to gadget for many cannabis users because they’re discreet and easy to use. But vaping itself is coming under close scrutiny.
Booze has a lot of downsides — it’s unhealthy, fattening, expensive, and the hangovers are brutal. So perhaps it’s no surprise we’re seeing more people putting down the bottle and sparking up a blunt instead.
Navigating a provisioning center is significantly easier when you know how to talk to your budtender.
As of December 2018, recreational use of cannabis is legal here in Michigan. However, there are aspects of the law that are still hazy.
Overall, we know smoking cannabis isn’t as bad for your lungs as smoking cigarettes. However, not everyone likes to smoke, especially if you have compromised lung health or are using cannabis for medical reasons. Here are a few smoke-free ways to enjoy the benefits of cannabis.
Vaporizers are quickly becoming the go-to gadget for many cannabis users. Discreet and easy to use, they heat dry flower or cannabis oil at a temperature that is just below combustion, turning it into a fine vapor.
Most of us have had an experience, usually in college, where we smoked way too much cannabis and ended up glued to the couch. Each person processes THC differently so it’s important to know how your particular endocannabinoid system reacts and what the perfect dosage is for you. There’s a magic number in terms of the perfect quantity of cannabis, especially for beginners. Here’s a helpful guide to starting out.
Everyone wants high quality in their cannabis products. With premium flower, you’ll experience delicious flavors, relaxing aromas and a pleasant high while substandard flower will result in a funky mouth-taste and undesirable effects.
For years, THC content in cannabis was all anyone cared about. Then came cannabidiol or CBD, the second-most common compound after THC. CBD is well-known for its powerful therapeutic effects, treating everything from anxiety and sleep disorders to pain management, and has now become the new poster child for the marijuana movement in the United States.
© Common Citizen. 2019
© Common Citizen. 2019
