The popularity of cannabis is exploding worldwide as more countries and states take a proactive approach to cannabis legalization. One of the most popular reasons that many people consume cannabis, apart from recreational purposes, is to help them with anxiety. In the following...

Are you having trouble sleeping? Well, you are not alone. In fact, according to the National Sleep Foundation, this common issue is affecting 50-70 million U.S. adults and between 10 and 15 perches of adults deal with chronic insomnia.With such a large number of people who suffer...

What is Rick Simpson Oil?Better known as RSORick Simpson Oil is an unrefined cannabis oil extracted using ethanol. The oil has a high concentration of THC, at least 20%, and the full range of cannabinoids that are found in the plant. Typically RSO comes in a single syringe with each...

The COVID-19 outbreak is gradually making its way to capture millions of lives under its evil clutches. Unfortunately, potential vaccines are still in the process of creation to tackle this concern and may take a while to come into practice. Until then, the best we could do as...

Before vaping, dabbing and THC-infused wine was even a thought, people have been using cannabis in tincture form. Even before cannabis prohibition, the most common method of ingesting cannabis for medical use was in tinctures. So what are they? And how do you make them?Tincture...

Cannabis users often sit with the dilemma of having marijuana buds that have been sitting in the drawer for too long before smoking and now it is dry, smells like paper and you are wondering should you ditch it or keep it? The good news is that the only time you need to ditch your...

Most people are familiar with the cannabis plant’s two VIP players: Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and Cannabidiol (CBD). What many people don’t know is that the plant contains hundreds of cannabinoids, all with incredibly specific effects and benefits.

Cannabis has an extensive list of benefits, and reducing anxiety is actually one of them. However, it seems that there’s a 50/50 split in consensus on whether cannabis actually aids anxiety or increases it. Read on to learn why both may be true.