Are Those Trichomes or Mold? What Does Moldy Weed Look Like?
Photo by Cottonbro Studio One of the benefits of the current cannabis revolution is a new holistic approach to medicine. Consuming live plants as part of your healing or treatment plan can be enticing for those more interested in homeopathic remedies. The only issue is that plant matter can go bad. What happens when…
Read MoreCan You Get a Medical Card for ADHD in Oregon in 2024?
Photo by Harrison Faux The state of Oregon legalized medical marijuana in 1998. Almost thirty years earlier, the state had become the first in the country to decriminalize the possession of marijuana when voters approved a measure that had marijuana possession relisted as a minor traffic offense. In 2014, Oregon voters made recreational marijuana legal,…
Read MoreCan You Get a Medical Card for ADHD in Texas in 2024?
Photo by Andrew Patrick While Texas is known to have some of the strictest regulations on cannabis, that doesn’t mean medical marijuana is off the table entirely. Thanks to the Compassionate Use Program introduced in 2015, millions of Texans are now eligible to get access to medical marijuana. So can you get a medical card…
Read MoreWhat are the Main Differences Between the Effects, Risks & Safety of Alcohol vs Weed?
Photo by Pavel Danilyuk Cannabis is quickly becoming a major part of the medical industry offering a homeopathic alternative for pain management, sleep aids, and orexigenics (appetite stimulants). Recreational legalization is making cannabis as common as alcohol. Sure, they both get you high, but how similar are they? While in the past people may have…
Read MoreCan You Get a Medical Card for ADHD in Oklahoma in 2024?
Photo by Amaury Michaux In 2018, Oklahoma joined the ranks of states legalizing the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. Just one month after the law was passed, the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority started accepting applications for their medical marijuana card. Unlike many other states, Oklahoma doesn’t have a strictly defined list of qualifying conditions.…
Read MoreCan You Get a Medical Card for ADHD in Ohio in 2024?
Photo by Mohan Reddy Can you get a medical card for ADHD in Ohio in 2024? The state of Ohio legalized cannabis for medical use in 2016 thanks to Ohio House Bill 523, but what does that law have to say about ADHD? If you live in Ohio, have ADHD, and have been considering trying…
Read MoreIs Marijuana Physically Addictive & How Long Does Weed Withdrawal Last?
Photo by GRAS GRÜN Cannabis is proving to be a boon to both medicine and the economy. Still, oftentimes, even things that are beneficial can end up getting abused. Cannabis does offer a physical high and potential distraction which can lead to bad habits, namely addiction. People can develop an unhealthy dependency on things that…
Read MoreCan You Get a Medical Card for ADHD in Arizona in 2024?
Photo by Pixabay Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, also known as ADHD, is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects nearly 10% of children and approximately 4% of adults in the United States. Some of the most common symptoms include hyperactivity, inattentiveness, difficulty focusing, and impulsive behaviors. While there is no cure for ADHD, there are many ways…
Read MoreIs Weed Legal in Arkansas in 2024? Plus More FAQs About AR Weed Laws & Arkansas Marijuana Legalization
Photo by Chase R. Smith Is Weed Legal In Arkansas? Currently, only medical marijuana is legal in Arkansas. In 2022, Issue 4 attempted to legalize recreational cannabis but it did not receive the adequate number of votes. However, as cannabis legalization efforts spread throughout the US, there may be more attempts at legalizing recreational cannabis…
Read MoreCan You Get a Medical Card for ADHD in PA in 2024?
Photo by Federated Art In 2016, the medical use of marijuana to treat approved conditions and symptoms was made legal in Pennsylvania. However, there is a process put into place to obtain a medical card, which includes registering for the program, having a physician confirm your diagnosis, and paying for your card. Medical cards then…
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