Wellness

"Start Low and Go Slow" is a mantra making headway in the marijuana world these days. More and more consumers of cannabis are avoiding the psychoactive "high" the herb is known for and seeking a smaller, more controlled experience.

Meet Matt Walsh. He's a writer for the Daily Wire, who believes that yoga is a pagan ritual and that Christians should find some other activity to do.

A Denver-based supplement company has come up with a fresh idea: Adding cannabidiol (CBD) to the product.

You might not believe this, but Attorney General Jeff Sessions has an answer to the opioid crisis. It’s a simple one, actually. So simple you’ll be cursing yourself for not thinking of the idea first.

One of my fondest memories of playing tourist in New York was the day I enjoyed some cannabis and took a stroll through Central Park on a perfect spring afternoon.

The latest scientific study, this one from Israel, reveals that patients over the age of 65 benefit greatly from the herbal treatment.

According to a new study published in the BMJ (British Medical Journal) that found that these people are more likely to be bitten by dogs.

During the 2017 holiday season, Insurancequotes.com played Grinch by conducting 18 swab tests across six surfaces from three major US airports and airline flights to see where most germs are thriving.

Marijuana helps you get more energy into your workout, allowing you to be more focused and to obtain better results when at the gym.

Marijuana, which became legal for recreational use in California this month, is seen by many group members as an all-natural and seemingly harmless remedy for everything from morning sickness to postpartum depression.