Medical marijuana

Legislators ought to vote 'no' on the MORE Act now before Congress.

There are many questions a pet owner might have before they give their furry friend a drop of CBD oil or a CBD oil-infused treat. Is it safe? Will my pet get high? How much do I give them? Let's start with the basics.

I became National Director of NORML (National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws) in late 1992, and shortly after Bill Clinton took office, I was invited to a meeting with the FDA to discuss medical marijuana.

New studies are showing that cannabis may be effective in providing immediate relief for the symptoms of depression.

Alzheimer's symptoms are very stressful for patients and that creates even more stress for their families and caregivers, which magnifies the stress for the patient. Ironically, the prohibitionist stereotype for marijuana users is "mellow, dude".

While allergy medications help manage symptoms, they may cause side effects in some cases. It's no wonder that people seek better treatment when it comes to allergies. CBD Oil is one alternative way that is being explored today for its potential relief in managing allergy symptoms.

The pandemic has probably caused more damage to the hospitality industries than almost any others. Ironically, it has probably helped the cannabis industries more than most.

NORML does not base its advocacy of marijuana legalization on the assumption that it is harmless, and they certainly don't claim to be experts on heart disease, so why would the "media" be expecting NORML to respond to a study?

Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi (D. CA) urged that the legislation include a provision that would allow cannabis related businesses to have bank accounts. Mitch McConnell, the Senate Majority Leader doesn't like it.

Major Neill Franklin (Ret.) of Law Enforcement Action Partnership debates Dr. Kevin Sabet of Smart Approaches to Marijuana.

We must not be duped by the false promises of Big Marijuana.

The War on Drugs has been an abject failure.

Using CBD products is now a crime in the military. The overarching ban removes some of the complications CBD and hemp usage introduces into the military's drug-testing system.

Many painkillers are highly addictive. Because of this, more people are looking for non-addictive options like cannabidiol (CBD).

For a long time, consumers have been conditioned to believe that a higher price equates to higher quality. But when it comes to CBD products, that doesn't always hold true.

For most young people, a mouthwash is just for freshening their breath, but for Seniors, gum (periodontal) disease is an increasing problem as we age.

If you are wondering if CBD is a good idea for your senior dog or other pet, here is a little breakdown of what to look for and how to administer this natural alternative for your furry friend.

During the height of the drug war, there was pressure to allow the cultivation of hemp as a product and amazingly, we can't allow the cultivation of hemp because American law enforcement can't tell the difference between a stalk and a bush.

Cannabidiol (CBD) can easily be added to your favorite snacks and drinks. If you make a CBD candy, you can enjoy a delicious treat whenever you want. This convenient snack is easy to make yourself.

If you are wondering if CBD is a good idea for your senior dog or other pet, here is a little breakdown of what to look for and how to administer this natural alternative for your furry friend.

First thing to remember about GW's product, which is called Epidiolex, is that it has been approved by the FDA. The fact is, GW spent a huge amount of money getting it approved by regulatory agencies in the U.S. and other countries to prove that it is not a placebo.

Because of the increased demand for CBD, countries around the world have had to grapple with CBD legal issues and regulations. Depending on where you live, the legal restrictions you have to deal with will vary.

A black Chevrolet Camaro pulling up to the Trulieve dispensary at exactly 4:20 a.m., before two masked figures emerge and smash their way into the building.

"The purple lights are always there but don't usually light up the sky like this," said employee Cara Smith.

The reviewer will be sent a box of cannabis products to test and review in blog posts and videos each month.

For about every study that demonstrates marijuana and cannabidiol can provide relief to certain types of pain patients, there's another that shows these drugs perform even worse than placebos.

As of 2017, more than 80 percent of U.S. marijuana business owners and founders were white. Local governments are doing their part to try and change that.

Julia Ezell, the former lawyer for the Oklahoma State Department of Health, has plead guilty to two misdemeanor counts for falsifying death threats against her from non-existent angry marijuana advocates.

Researchers say cannabis appears to treat both pain and insomnia—but urge caution about use of the drug.

One member of the public at the vacation spot described the incident as "pretty crazy."