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Feeling stressed and struggling to get a good night's rest? CBN might be worth looking into! This lesser-known cannabinoid is believed to have sedative effects and may be helpful for promoting relaxation and sleep.

Whether you’re just getting started or you’ve been a user for a while, the number of products available is on the rise. In this article, we’re going to take a look at some of the weed products users love most.

Even veteran cannasseurs struggle to distinguish between beautiful bright-white trichomes or mold spores on their weed.

Although most tokers still claim strains with CBN have sedative properties, recent research casts doubt on this age-old assumption. So, what’s the truth? Does CBN affect sleep patterns? And, if not, what is this cannabinoid good for?

It’s Valentine’s Day which means there’s lots of pressure and buzz about spicing up things in the bedroom. Weed improving one’s libido isn’t a particularly new conversation, but it’s definitely one worth discussing and researching before going all the way.

One of the most common phenomenon with smoking weed is getting the “munchies.” When we think of the munchies, we picture binging on Hot Cheetos, craving M&Ms, or enjoying a large cheese pizza all to ourselves.

For those who suffer from fibromyalgia - a painful, incurable condition that robs the affected of their quality of life - studies show that cannabis offers potential symptom-management solutions.

There’s nothing better than being a strong, powerful woman...except maybe during that one week a month. Whether you see your period as a beautiful flowering time to celebrate your womanhood or as a bloody hell week that turns you into an emotional chocoholic, at some point you’ve probably experienced PMS symptoms. PMS aka premenstrual syndrome is the days or even the week leading up to your period. Some of the most common symptoms of PMS are cramps, headaches, breast pain, nausea, fatigue, mood swings, anxiety, insomnia, and appetite changes. While we’re quick to head to the drug store for Midol, pads and M&Ms, there’s another option more and more women are turning to: weed!

Currently, medical cannabis has been legalized in 36 states causing researchers and cannabis users alike to ask the question, “what does THC do to the brain.”