Cannabis technology has come a long way from rolling papers and hand-packed bowls. Edibles, vapes, and dosed beverages have already proven that consumers want options that fit their lifestyle, not just tradition for tradition’s sake. But until now, that innovation has largely bypassed dry herb. Enter the EZ-UP Aurora from Boston-based Spark Perceptions Technology: The
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Psychedelics in ancient Greece: Death and rebirth during a renowned religious ceremony
Leafly Read More The Eleusinian Mysteries was a secretive ceremony in ancient Greece that involved consuming a psychedelic brew. What secrets of life and death did participants learn? The post […]
CBD Could Reduce Craving For Nicotine And Help Tobacco Smokers Quit, Study Finds
Science & Health Archives – Marijuana Moment Read More A new federally funded study has found that CBD may help tobacco users quit by reducing cravings. Researchers at Washington State […]
7 best Washington weed brands to smoke in 2023
Leafly Read More Millions of Washington visitors and locals want to know: what are the best Washington weed farms in 2023? Whether you’re on a business trip to Seattle, or […]
What is lion’s mane, aka the smart mushroom?
Leafly Read More Meet the wacky-looking mushroom shown to combat Alzheimer’s, stimulate brain function, aid in digestion and more. The post What is lion’s mane, aka the smart mushroom? appeared […]
Hard-won lessons from Posh Green Cannabis Boutique’s Reese Benton
Leafly Read More ‘You just have to show them better than you can tell them.’ The post Hard-won lessons from Posh Green Cannabis Boutique’s Reese Benton appeared first on Leafly.
Federal Health Agency Issues CBD Warning, While Noting Dispensary Products May Be Safer Than Those Purchased Elsewhere
Science & Health Archives – Marijuana Moment Read More A federal health agency has published a new advisory on what it warns are the “potential harms, side effects, and unknowns” […]
