New research shows that an ointment made with CBD and CBG — two natural compounds found in cannabis — can help treat the symptoms of eczema. This could be a big step forward for people looking for safer, plant-based skin care options. Let’s take a closer look at what the study found and what it …
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New Mexico’s governor just signed a bill to create a legal psilocybin therapy program, making the state one of the first to recognize the medical power of psychedelics. Let’s break down what this means for mental health, cannabis culture, and the future of plant medicine. New Mexico Leads the Way on Psychedelic Medicine In a …
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North Carolina’s top lawmakers are keeping medical marijuana on the table—but full legalization remains a no-go for now. As the state’s House and Senate continue their slow dance around cannabis reform, patients and advocates are watching closely. Let’s dive into where things stand and what the future might hold. Medical Marijuana: Still Up for Debate …
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Hawaii lawmakers just made a major move toward more inclusive cannabis care. Two Senate committees approved a bill that would allow doctors to recommend medical marijuana for any condition they believe it could help. This could mark a huge turning point—not just for Hawaii, but for cannabis reform across the U.S. What’s Happening in Hawaii? …
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A new study reveals that many patients are okay with their doctors using cannabis during their personal time. Let’s explore what this means for the future of cannabis acceptance, medical professionalism, and the ongoing fight against stigma. Changing Views on Cannabis and Medical Professionals Cannabis use has long carried a heavy stigma, especially when it …
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In a recent episode of The Oprah Conversation podcast, media icon Oprah Winfrey opened up about the rising interest in psychedelics. Speaking with author and psychedelic advocate Michael Pollan, Oprah acknowledged the growing acceptance of substances like psilocybin but admitted that she’s still cautious about trying them herself. Their honest exchange reflects a powerful moment in the …
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A new scientific review confirms what many families and patients have been saying for years—CBD significantly reduces seizures in people with epilepsy, especially when other treatments fail. The data shows it works at more than double the rate of placebo, with relatively mild side effects. In this article, we dive into what the study found, …
A new national poll shows that most Americans now believe alcohol is more harmful than marijuana—a big shift from decades of outdated thinking. This growing awareness isn’t just about health facts; it’s about changing social attitudes, legal policy, and how we talk about responsible substance use. In this blog, we explore what the data really means, …
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After an “eye-opening” conversation with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., U.S. Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins says it’s time to rethink how we treat PTSD and mental health in America’s veterans. Collins plans to push Congress to support research into psychedelic-assisted therapy—a move that may signal a broader shift in how …
As cannabis legalization grows nationwide, so does the need for honest conversations about safety—especially when it comes to driving. A new study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety finds that cannabis consumers respond best to anti-impaired driving messages that are realistic, non-judgmental, and free from outdated “stoner” stereotypes. The results? Safer roads and smarter …
