Science

The medical efficacy of terpenes like myrcene or limonene has been well-publicized. What about others like terpineol?

Are you taking the extra care to source high quality and safe CBD?

Moral of the story: Be mindful when you toke around non-tokers.

If you’ve ever seen cannabis up close you’ve no doubt noticed the little crystals covering the surface of the bud…

A study done by researchers at Northwestern University revealed a link between coffee, cannabis and brain function.

The Epilepsy Foundation acknowledged medical marijuana as an effective epilepsy medication in 2014.

Neuroscientist Dr. Adie Rae (Wilson-Poe) explains how a mountain of scientific evidence supports the legalization of cannabis.

Terpenes not only determine the intensity of a cannabis high, but are essential to the medicinal properties of the plant

The news may be bad news for the alcohol industry if people feel a little safer driving after a toke than a cocktail.

Researchers found that people who abuse alcohol and use cannabis have lower instances of liver problems.

New study says illegal grows in Northern California are to blame for an uptick in owl deaths.

The “Science Guy” recently covered cannabis on his Netflix show, “Bill Nye Saves the World.”

The AG recently rescinded certain protections for states that have legalized marijuana.

The importance of terpenes in cannabis flowers and extracts is paramount, so what’s their role in topicals?

Learn how terpenes and inflammation are related, and how utilizing their chemistry to our advantage may promote healing.

Have you ever heard the term “A Rose is a Rose by any Other Name”? The same was once thought of Cannabis.

There are many kinds of cannabinoids in the cannabis plant and, with legalization, we are able to learn more about them.

Cooking with cannabis has certainly evolved since the old school days of dumping schwag weed directly into a brownie mix to bake in Mom’s kitchen.