Following last week’s article, we got massive news for Cannabis, as the retail company Target is soft-launching sales of THC-infused beverages. Yet, Cannabis laws might change and we might be facing a Ban on Cannabis products next year. Find more here!
From being the “Assassin of Youth” to “Devil’s Lettuce”, a small green plant with its unique leaf shape, Cannabis has been the target of a century of propaganda tied to racial and social status discrimination. While still present in certain generations impacted by propaganda, this ideology is slowly changing in society. In May 2024, the DEA proposed to rule to move Cannabis from Schedule 1 to Schedule III. This situation was updated this year in a series of interviews on Capitol Hill in October. Learn how this can change not just Cannabis laws but potentially psychedelic laws in the future.
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Cannabis has been a part of our society for ages. With the legalization of the plant in various states, the words Terpenes, Cannabinoids, and Cannabis have been louder than ever, raising questions about various topics, one of them exercise.
Athletes and workout enthusiasts have recently entered the world of Cannabis to benefit from the muscle relaxation and pain relief effects of the plant. Unfortunately, to those who compete at a professional level, smoking is often not possible. So we might question ourselves, how can I consume Cannabis without smoking it?
To figure out various forms of consumption of the plant and how Cannabis can help athletes or during exercise, tips on how to implement working out into your routine, and what CBD is, we spoke to the molecular biologist and weight-lifter Suat Neven.
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Art usually focuses on physical objects, viewpoints, or even the imaginary, but how about what is invisible to the human eye and can only be seen at a molecular level?
We spoke to the crystallographer Dr.Mike McCormick (@xtal_xlear) to understand more about his artwork and how portraying molecules in the form of art may cultivate interest in the fields of chemistry to the masses.
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