Medical Marijuana Blog

The endocannabinoid system (ECS) was discovered by researchers in the 1990s while diving into the world of THC, but it has taken a long time to understand its complexities.

Since the legalization of marijuana in many states for both recreational and medicinal use, countless products have been introduced to the market to help you enjoy it and gain the most benefit from this seemingly magical plant.

We have more information about cannabis than ever before, but many are not well-versed in the molecular breakdown of this seemingly magical plant. It all starts by identifying the most important parts, and in terms of cannabis, that's cannabinoids. So, what are cannabinoids?

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We recently released a blog that discussed a few different types of medical marijuana concentrates and we want to take that a bit further. There is so much to concentrates that we’ve decided to devote another blog to continue exploring.

You may have guessed from the name that medical marijuana concentrates are simply put, concentrated forms of marijuana – and you’d be right.

Users who are new to medical marijuana are often curious about dosing. When you are just starting out it can be difficult to gauge how much is a milligram, or a gram, and how much will that affect you? We created these medical marijuana dosing guidelines to help you to feel comfortable about what you are putting into your body, and how much to use.

For decades it has been understood that cannabis contains different substances that produce different effects, most famously THC for its mind-altering effects and the elevated mood that it produces.

Hemp flower has so many uses in everyday life. Learn more about these applications and benefits here.

Find out the differences between medical and recreational cannabis in order to make the smartest purchasing decisions.

Medical marijuana treatment can’t be done by a regular doctor or physician. Learn to find legitimate medical marijuana products in the market.

The use of cannabis creams, balms and other medical marijuana topical products are becoming more common. Find out how you can use creams in particular and what are its benefits.

Marijuana is becoming more widely recognized for its contribution to medical science. It commonly contains CBD and THC, which are two of the main active components in cannabis and they are mostly distributed in certified medical dispensaries.