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How To Make The Best Summer Cannabis Edible

Sarah Johns

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July 9, 2025

How To Make The Best Summer Cannabis Edible

Want to add to your summer vibe? Try making this the best marijuana edible…

Stress and the desire to relax doesn’t take a holiday, so the need to chill is year round. To help make bring the right vibe, here is how to make the best summer cannabis edible. Whether you’re enjoying a lazy beach day or winding down after a summer barbecue, this treat is not only delicious—they’re also a perfect canvas for cannabis infusion. When it comes to summer edibles, nothing beats the refreshing zing of homemade lemon squares. Bright, citrusy, and irresistibly tangy, lemon squares offer the perfect balance of flavor and function.

Cannabis edibles are a fantastic option for those who want the benefits of cannabis without the irritation or health concerns of smoking or vaping. They’re discreet, odorless, and require no special tools—just eat and enjoy. For people who are sensitive to smoke or simply prefer a more culinary experience, edibles like lemon squares are an easy, accessible way to incorporate cannabis into their lifestyle. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned consumer, edibles offer a smoke-free path to relaxation and relief.

Here’s a quick and easy recipe for infused lemon squares that will brighten your summer:

Ingredients:

For the crust:

1 cup all-purpose flour
½ cup cannabutter (adjust potency as needed)
¼ cup powdered sugar

For the filling:

2 eggs
1 cup granulated sugar
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
½ teaspoon baking powder
2 tablespoons lemon zest
¼ cup fresh lemon juice

Instructions:

Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C).
Mix crust ingredients and press into a greased 8×8 inch pan. Bake for 15 minutes.
Whisk together the filling ingredients and pour over the hot crust.
Bake an additional 20 minutes, or until the center is set.
Cool completely, dust with powdered sugar, and cut into 16 squares.

Adjust the cannabutter to your desired dosage—start low if you’re unsure.

Cannabis-infused lemon squares are a discreet, delicious way to relax during long summer evenings. The mellow onset of a well-dosed edible helps relieve stress, ease tension, and enhance social gatherings or solo chill sessions. They’re easy to store, great to share, and elevate any summer activity—from hammock naps to stargazing.

Make your own lemon square edibles this summer, and enjoy a flavorful way to unwind. Bright, breezy, and blissfully relaxing—lemon squares are the ultimate homemade edible for sunny days and chill nights.

Andrew Yang’s Forward Approach To Marijuana

Terry Hacienda

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July 8, 2025

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Andrew Yang’s Forward Approach To Marijuana

The current political dust up has lead to talk of change…and Andrew Yang’s Forward Party is in the news

Andrew Yang and his Forward party are back in the news. After a messy breakup with the current president, Elon Musk is flirting with starting a new party. This has led him to Yang and his growing movement. Musk was supportive of cannabis legalization, but was unable to move the federal government to make a move. So what is Andrew Yang’s Forward approach to marijuana?

In October 2021, former presidential candidate Andrew Yang officially launched the Forward Party, marking a bold step in reshaping American politics. Yang introduced the party in his book Forward: Notes on the Future of Our Democracyand officially shifted his voter registration from Democrat to Independent on October 4, 2021, laying the groundwork for Organized Third‑Party reform.

Yang’s vision for the Forward Party centers on overcoming partisan gridlock through systemic change. By late July 2022, it had merged with the Serve America Movement and the Renew America Movement, with Yang as co‑chair, aiming for ballot access in all 50 states by 2025. The party advocates for ranked‑choice voting, open primaries, independent redistricting, universal basic income, human‑centered capitalism, data rights, and modernized government—steering clear of heavy ideological demands and instead focusing on empowering voters locally.

Yang has long been a vocal advocate for ending federal marijuana prohibition. During his 2020 presidential run, he called for full federal legalization, the removal of marijuana from the Controlled Substances Act, and pardoning those jailed for non‑violent offenses.

He emphasized social equity, stating that while some states have legalized recreational use, “thousands of Americans are locked away due to marijuana‑related offenses,” disproportionately affecting communities of color. Yang pledged to expunge federal convictions, release non‑violent offenders, and even symbolically “high‑five” those pardoned on April 20, aligning criminal justice reform with compassion

On the campaign trail, Yang broadened the narrative, framing drug use primarily as a public health issue. Yang’s Forward Party platform emphasizes electoral innovation over partisan policy mandates. Yet, his personal commitment to legalizing marijuana, expunging records, and addressing racial injustice dovetails with his broader values of justice, equity, and human‑centered capitalism.

It will be interesting to see if the latest political dust up will fuel Forward’s growth.

Does The Public Support Marijuana Or Religion More

Sarah Johns

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July 8, 2025

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Does The Public Support Marijuana Or Religion More

New research has been done on support for marijuana legalization – and it is surprising

The perception is Americans believe in religion, love guns, are always on social media and According to a recent Pew Research Center poll, 9 in 10 Americans now support the legalization of marijuana in some form. That level of support is not just high — it surpasses nearly every other social, political, or cultural consensus in modern America. In fact, marijuana legalization is now more widely supported than a key fundamental foundation of the current administration.

Despite this broad consensus, federal marijuana law remains outdated. Cannabis is still classified as a Schedule I drug — the same tier as heroin — even as a majority of states (including Florida and Texas) move toward either full or medical legalization. The disconnect between national policy and public opinion is becoming harder to ignore.

PA Governor: We Are Not Taking Away Guns From Medical Marijuana Users — Photo by Norm_Bosworth via Pixabay

With 90% of Americans favoring marijuana legalization for either medical or recreational use, support for cannabis reform now surpasses many of the cultural and political pillars often seen as deeply ingrained in American identity.

To put it in context:

Belief in God: 81% (Pew, 2021)
Church membership: 47% (Gallup, 2023)
Trust in the federal government: under 30%
Support for universal background checks for gun buyers: 89% (Gallup, 2024)
Pet ownership: 66% of U.S. households (APPA, 2024)
TV viewership (network and cable): now below 50% (Nielsen, 2024)
Americans who eat burgers weekly: 62% (YouGov, 2023)

Even in America’s famously food-loving culture, cannabis wins. According to recent surveys, fewer Americans eat burgers every week than support legal weed. Meanwhile, online habits show that only around 35–40% of adults visit Pornhub annually, and 72% use social media — both well below cannabis approval rates.

“In my family, my dad uses cannabis for chronic pain, my niece for epilepsy, and I use it as a healthier recreational alternative to alcohol. Cannabis is a valuable medicine and a safer adult-use option—it’s time our regulations reflect the needs of today’s modern cannabis consumer.” shared Jesse Redmond, Head of Investor Relations for Leef Brands.

At a time when Americans are split on nearly everything — from politics to public health — cannabis stands out as a rare point of unity. It’s more popular than God, guns, dogs, and dinner. The conversation is no longer about whether to legalize, but when federal law will catch up.

“With more and more issues becoming the subject of fierce political battles, cannabis legalization is the rare topic on which the average American agrees. The overwhelming majority of Americans believe in cannabis legalization, at least for medical use. The question is, when will the federal government’s treatment of cannabis reflect the will of the people?” shared Terran Cooper from the law firm Falcon Rappaport & Berkman LLP.

Cannabis is no longer counterculture. It’s common ground.

What Is And Can Money Be Made On The Polymarket

Anthony Washington

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July 7, 2025

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Folks are buzzing about, but what is the Polymarket and is there a way to make some quick cash?

People are buzzing about it, but what is and can money be made on the Polymarket? Polymarket is not to be confused with Polyamory. That is the practice or desire of romantic relationships with more than one partner at the same time.

Polymarket is a decentralized prediction market platform allowing users to bet on the outcome of real-world events. Built on blockchain, it lets users place trades (or “bets”) on a wide range of topics—politics, sports, economics, pop culture, and more—by buying and selling shares in different possible outcomes.

The “latest issue” concerning the revolves around Tesla fans losing money after betting on the successful launch of a driverless Robotaxi service by the end of June. Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla shared on social media things looked great, but based on the metrics of the bet, he did not deliver and those who bet on a Musk being correct lost big money.

Polymarket operates similarly to a stock market for events. Each event has multiple possible outcomes (e.g., “Will a political candidate win an election?”). Users buy shares in the outcome they believe will happen. The price of a share reflects the market’s collective belief in that outcome—if “Yes” shares are trading at $0.70, the market is estimating a 70% chance that it will occur.

These markets are powered by smart contracts on the blockchain, which ensures transparency, security, and no central authority controlling the odds. Once the event is resolved, correct prediction holders are paid out in USDC (a stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar).

While it might feel like gambling, Polymarket technically functions as a trading platform, not a traditional sportsbook. To get started:

Create a wallet (or use a connected crypto wallet like MetaMask).
Deposit USDC into your Polymarket wallet.
Choose a market and buy shares in your predicted outcome.
Trade or hold your shares. You can sell before the event concludes or hold until resolution for a payout.

Because it uses USDC, it avoids many legal restrictions around gambling by framing activity as “information markets” or speculative trading.

The Polymarket has been rapidly gaining traction, especially among crypto-savvy users, data enthusiasts, and political watchers. It has attracted attention from major media outlets and analysts because of its surprisingly accurate forecasts—often beating traditional polls.

Its popularity surged during major global events like elections, economic policy decisions, and even during the COVID-19 pandemic. With millions in daily trading volume and a growing user base, Polymarket is quickly becoming a go-to platform for real-time crowd-sourced predictions.

Polymarket combines crypto, market speculation, and betting in a sleek, decentralized package. Whether you’re interested in politics, sports, or tech trends, it offers a unique way to put your knowledge to the test—and potentially profit.

The 9 Best Video Games To Play When Stoned

Anthony Washington

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July 3, 2025

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The 9 Best Video Games To Play When Stoned

Long weekends are made to kick back, chill and do some gaming – here are some of the best to play

Let’s be real: sometimes, the best way to chill is to spark one up and dive into a video game that vibes just right. Whether you’re looking for something visually trippy, ultra-immersive, or just plain hilarious, these seven games hit different when you’re high. So grab your favorite strain and get cozy — here are the best 9 video games to play when stoned.

Tetris Effect

This isn’t your grandma’s Tetris. Tetris Effect takes the classic puzzle game and blasts it into a galaxy of colors, music, and rhythm. The visuals pulse and shift with each move you make, and when you’re high, it feels like you’re conducting some kind of cosmic orchestra. Straight-up hypnotic.

Journey

Short, sweet, and deeply emotional, Journey is like a spiritual trip without leaving your couch. You wander through a desert, meet random players (with zero talking), and glide down sand dunes like a majestic scarf-wearing legend. Stoned or not, it’s an experience — but stoned? Chef’s kiss.

Slime Rancher 2

This one’s cute AF. You’re on an alien planet collecting bouncy, smiley slimes and building a ranch. The colors are poppin’, the soundtrack is super chill, and the whole thing is oddly therapeutic. It’s like stress relief in game form.

Minecraft (Creative Mode)

Creative Mode in Minecraft is a playground for the high brain. Build a giant taco? Sure. Dig to the center of the Earth? Go for it. There are no rules, just pure imagination — and it can get real deep if you’re that kind of high.

Untitled Goose Game

You’re a goose. You mess with people. That’s the whole game. It’s goofy, it’s sneaky, and it’s somehow endlessly entertaining. Bonus: honking never stops being funny when you’re baked.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

An open-world masterpiece that lets you explore at your own pace. Climb a mountain, cook up some wild shrooms, paraglide into the sunset — it’s all vibes. Perfect for when you’re stoned and just want to get lost in a gorgeous, relaxing world.

Katamari Damacy Reroll

Pure chaotic joy. Roll up sushi, cows, people, skyscrapers — whatever — while bopping to the catchiest J-pop ever. It’s goofy, colorful, and makes zero sense in the best way possible.

Firewatch

Stunning visuals, chill hiking vibes, and low-key emotional depth. You play a lonely fire lookout having walkie-talkie convos with a mysterious coworker. It’s immersive, a little flirty, and surprisingly peaceful when you’re stoned and vibing with nature.

What Remains of Edith Finch

This walking sim is a little heavier emotionally, but damn is it beautiful. You explore a strange family home and experience surreal mini-stories from each relative’s past. Haunting, creative, and perfect if you’re in a thoughtful headspace.

The 5 Key Tips To Remember About Grilling

Anthony Washington

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July 3, 2025

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The 5 Key Tips To Remember About Grilling

Grilling is as part of the 4th as fireworks, ice cream and fun – here are some key tip for a delicious result

Nothing says summer like the smoky aroma of grilled meats and veggies wafting through the backyard. Approximately 61% of Americans plan to participate in cookouts, picnics, or barbecues for the Fourth of July this year according to survey data from the National Retail Federation. Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a seasoned pitmaster, here are 5 key tips to remember about grilling and help you fire up flavor and keep guests coming back for seconds.

Grill masters swear by well-marbled cuts like ribeyes, pork shoulders, and chicken thighs. These cuts stay juicy over high heat and absorb marinades beautifully. Always bring meat to room temperature before grilling—it helps cook more evenly.

Flavor is king and good marinade (like one with lemon juice, olive oil and ) tenderizes the meat and locks in moisture. For a dry rub, blend paprika, garlic powder, cayenne, and brown sugar for that perfect sweet-heat Southern kick.

Create two heat zones on your grill: one for searing and another for slow cooking. This allows you to get a beautiful crust without burning, and finish cooking at a lower temp to preserve tenderness.

“Multi-zone grilling is an incredible way to achieve higher quality results with less stress along the way. It works in both charcoal and gas setups, too. Use the lower zone for imparting smoke and bringing up the core temperature of proteins (much like you would in reverse searing) and save fuel by having a dedicated searing zone optimized around getting a Maillard reaction.” shared famed chef and YouTuber Justin Khanna.

Hickory and pecan woods are favorites for infusing rich, smoky flavor. Soak wood chips in water and add them to charcoal or use a smoker box on a gas grill for that authentic BBQ taste.

Barbecue aficionados agree: patience makes perfect. For larger cuts like brisket or ribs, low and slow cooking over indirect heat creates tender, fall-off-the-bone results. A crucial but often overlooked step: let your meat rest after grilling. This allows juices to redistribute and keeps every bite flavorful. For thinner cuts 5-10 minutes and thicker pieces like roast – 15-20 lets the flavor seep into the meat.

Grilling is about more than just food—it’s a tradition and a chance to bring people together.

Gen Z And Cannabis Blamed For This Companies Troubles

Terry Hacienda

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July 3, 2025

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This iconic company has survived war, Covid, grunge – but worries Gen Z and cannabis may hit it hard!

Gen Z and cannabis blamed for this companies troubles. Yes, Jack Daniel’s, the iconic Tennessee whiskey brand owned by Brown-Forman, is grappling with a sobering sales slump. They state Gen Z and cannabis blamed for the company’s troubles. They recently reported lower-than-expected earnings, citing a significant drop in U.S. whiskey consumption. In a candid earnings call, executives noted a generational shift in drinking habits and the growing popularity of marijuana as key factors behind the downturn.

Jack Daniel’s, established in the 1830s and officially registered in 1866 in Lynchburg, Tennessee, is America’s first registered distillery and a National Historic Place. Owned by Brown-Forman since 1956, it became a global whiskey leader, selling over 12 million cases annually at its peak.Recently, sales have softened, declining in 2024.

According to Brown-Forman CEO Lawson Whiting, younger consumers are simply not drinking whiskey like previous generations. “The Gen Z consumer is more health-conscious, more selective, and less loyal to traditional spirits brands,” Whiting said. “We’re seeing that whiskey, and brown spirits in general, don’t resonate with them the way they did with millennials or Gen X.”

Indeed, multiple studies have shown that Gen Z is drinking less alcohol than previous generations at the same age. Many are opting for low-ABV beverages, mocktails, or skipping alcohol altogether. This cultural shift has put legacy alcohol brands on edge, as they struggle to evolve in an era where wellness trends often run counter to heavy drinking.

Adding to the industry’s woes is the steady normalization and legalization of cannabis across the U.S. With legal weed now available in dozens of states, consumers have more options for how to relax — and many are turning to THC instead of alcohol. For a brand like Jack Daniel’s, built on the ritual of drinking, this presents a formidable competitor.

Brown-Forman isn’t alone. Other major alcohol producers have also flagged these demographic and behavioral changes as challenges to growth. While some have pivoted toward ready-to-drink products or invested in cannabis-adjacent ventures, Jack Daniel’s remains tethered to its heritage as a whiskey brand.

The company’s concern isn’t just about quarterly losses — it’s about long-term relevance. If Gen Z continues to move away from traditional spirits, and cannabis captures more market share in the relaxation and recreation space, Jack Daniel’s may find itself facing more than just a sales dip — it could be confronting a generational identity crisis.

As the brand looks to the future, it must decide whether to double down on tradition or adapt to a culture that’s increasingly turning the page on old-school drinking habits.

Guess The New Hot Flavor For Cannabis This Summer

Anthony Washington

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July 2, 2025

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Guess The New Hot Flavor For Cannabis This Summer

Edibles have become mainstream and this summer a a fresh flavor has burst on the scene!

Edibles have been become mainstream, from Gen Z using them to manage anxiety to boomers using them for pain management, they are now part of a majority of people’s lives. Gummies make up over 85% of the edible market, but can you guess the new hot flavor for cannabis this summer? Watermelon, blue raspberry, raspberry and strawberry have been key flavors in the edibles market. But this summer, there is a most have new taste for your chill.

Orange is taking center stage in the cannabis world, quickly becoming the must-try flavor of the season. From citrusy sativas to tangy vape cartridges and edibles, consumers are reaching for strains and products with bold orange notes that promise both flavor and effect.

Strains like Orange Creamsicle, Tangie, and Clementine are flying off dispensary shelves, praised for their uplifting, energetic highs and zesty terpene profiles. The dominant terpenes—like limonene and myrcene—not only offer mood-boosting benefits but also deliver that unmistakable sweet-tart aroma reminiscent of fresh oranges and summer sunshine.

“Orange is a popular flavor lately. Customers love a citrus strain, and the trend is shifting from lemons and limes to orange. Watermelon used to be the top flavor across all categories, but blue raspberry has taken its place. Watermelon is still a top 5 flavor though,” said Ryan Torchin, GM & Buyer Planet 13 Orange County.

Cannabis brands are leaning into the trend, launching orange-infused gummies, live resin concentrates, and pre-rolls designed to capture that bright, refreshing essence. With consumer preferences shifting toward flavorful, fruit-forward experiences, orange hits the perfect note between nostalgia and novelty.

One of the new tasty strains flying off the shelf is Orange Push Pop. It is also known as Emergen-C, and is an exhilarating strain brought to you by the master breeders at Seed Junky Genetics. With its lineage rooted in Orange Push Pop crossed with the classic Sherbet strain, this variety sets the bar high for aromatic and flavorful experiences. Orange Push Pop is as visually appealing as it is flavorful. Orange Push Pop has this sweet, juicy orange smell which is hard to resist and a hint of creaminess. It is similar to the orange creamsicle.

Whether you’re a seasoned user or just exploring the scene, this citrus wave offers a delicious way to enjoy cannabis with a seasonal twist. Keep your eye on orange—it’s more than a flavor, it’s the summer’s statement strain.

How CBD Can Help Dogs With Loud Noises

Sarah Johns

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July 2, 2025

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Celebrations can bring loud noises – can CBD help pet parents avoid doggy trauma?

The US leads the world with dogs as pets with over 90 million of them with pet parents. Fireworks, parades, and crowded gatherings can be overwhelming for our four-legged friends. For many dogs, these events trigger stress, anxiety, and even panic. Here is how CBD can help dogs with loud noises – and maybe cats with some reservations. One increasingly popular solution among pet owners is CBD (cannabidiol) — a natural, non-psychoactive compound derived from hemp. But how exactly does CBD help dogs during these high-stress situations, and is it safe to use for cats too?

Dogs have an endocannabinoid system (ECS), just like humans, which helps regulate mood, sleep, and stress response. CBD interacts with this system to promote a sense of calm without sedation. During fireworks or in large crowds, dogs may experience symptoms like pacing, whining, panting, or hiding. CBD can help by reducing anxiety and promoting relaxation, making these events more manageable for your pet.

Many pet owners report noticeable improvements within 30 to 60 minutes of giving CBD, especially when administered in oil or soft chew form. Look for products specifically formulated for pets, with clear dosing instructions based on weight.

Beyond managing anxiety, CBD may also help with:

Pain and inflammation from arthritis or injuries
Digestive issues like nausea or loss of appetite
Sleep support for restless or aging dogs

CBD is generally well-tolerated, with minimal side effects when used appropriately. Always choose high-quality, third-party-tested products with no THC (the psychoactive compound in cannabis), which can be harmful to pets.

But with cats, you have to approach it with caution. Cats also have an ECS and can benefit from CBD for stress relief, particularly during loud events or travel. However, cats are more sensitive to certain ingredients and metabolize substances differently. Always use a CBD product specifically labeled for cats and start with the lowest dose possible. Monitor your cat closely and consult your veterinarian if unsure.

CBD can be a gentle, effective way to help calm dogs, and sometimes cats, during fireworks, large crowds, or any stressful event. It’s a natural alternative that supports emotional well-being without the side effects of sedatives. If you’re considering CBD for your pet, consult your veterinarian and choose a reputable brand made just for animals.

A calmer pet means a more peaceful celebration for everyone.

Iced Coffee With A Splash Of Cannabis And CBD

Sarah Johns

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July 1, 2025

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Iced Coffee With A Splash Of Cannabis And CBD

This new wellness trend combines people’s love of iced coffee and their desire to relax and be productive

It is the fourth most popular drink in the world, now the new thing is iced coffee with a slash of cannabis and CBD. For millennials juggling work, wellness, and the need to unwind, the new ritual gaining traction: sipping iced coffee with a side of cannabis or CBD. This dynamic duo isn’t just trendy — it’s a thoughtful pairing designed to help you stay focused, centered, and chill. Whether you’re powering through deadlines, easing into a self-care moment, or vibing out after a long day, iced coffee and cannabis or CBD offer a balance that fits today’s fast-paced yet mindful lifestyle.

Cold brew or iced lattes have become more than just a caffeine fix — they’re a cultural staple. Smooth, refreshing, and easy on the stomach, iced coffee delivers the energy boost millennials crave without the jitters. Pair it with a low-dose sativa or a microdose of THC, and you’ve got a productivity hack that helps sharpen focus while keeping creativity flowing.

If cannabis isn’t your thing for work hours, CBD can step in. Known for its calming, non-psychoactive properties, CBD pairs beautifully with iced coffee. It helps smooth out caffeine’s edgy effects, offering alertness and calm — perfect for meetings, brainstorming sessions, or a solo deep work zone.

Millennials are redefining wellness with routines that prioritize both performance and mental health. Adding CBD to your iced coffee (hello, CBD-infused cold brew) can support stress management and help with anxiety without sedation. CBD’s anti-inflammatory properties may even help with post-workout recovery or those long laptop marathons.

Cannabis, when used mindfully, can enhance this wellness angle. Hybrid or indica strains in low doses can promote relaxation, enhance mood, and help your body truly unplug. Whether you’re doing yoga, journaling, or just taking a mindful break, this combo sets the tone for balanced well-being.

After work, it’s all about switching gears. Iced coffee in the evening might seem counterintuitive, but decaf or adaptogen-enhanced options can still bring the ritual — without disrupting your sleep. Pair it with a relaxing cannabis edible, or a soothing CBD tincture, and you’ve created an evening ritual that signals it’s time to unwind.

Whether you’re watching Netflix, catching a sunset, or hosting friends, iced coffee + cannabis or CBD brings a vibe that’s both elevated and grounded.

Today, people are embracing rituals which work smarter and feel better. Iced coffee paired with cannabis or CBD offers a refreshing, balanced experience, one which supports productivity, enhances wellness, and encourages mindful relaxation. Just remember: dosage and intention matter. Start slow, stay hydrated, and savor the synergy.

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How To Make The Best Summer Cannabis Edible

Want to add to your summer vibe? Try making this the best marijuana edible…

Andrew Yang’s Forward Approach To Marijuana

The current political dust up has lead to talk of change…and Andrew Yang’s Forward Party is in the news

Does The Public Support Marijuana Or Religion More

New research has been done on support for marijuana legalization – and it is surprising

What Is And Can Money Be Made On The Polymarket

Folks are buzzing about, but what is the Polymarket and is there a way to make some quick cash?

The 9 Best Video Games To Play When Stoned

Long weekends are made to kick back, chill and do some gaming – here are some of the best to play

Tetris Effect

Journey

Slime Rancher 2

Minecraft (Creative Mode)

Untitled Goose Game

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Katamari Damacy Reroll

Firewatch

What Remains of Edith Finch

The 5 Key Tips To Remember About Grilling

Grilling is as part of the 4th as fireworks, ice cream and fun – here are some key tip for a delicious result

Gen Z And Cannabis Blamed For This Companies Troubles

This iconic company has survived war, Covid, grunge – but worries Gen Z and cannabis may hit it hard!

Guess The New Hot Flavor For Cannabis This Summer

Edibles have become mainstream and this summer a a fresh flavor has burst on the scene!

How CBD Can Help Dogs With Loud Noises

Celebrations can bring loud noises – can CBD help pet parents avoid doggy trauma?

Iced Coffee With A Splash Of Cannabis And CBD

This new wellness trend combines people’s love of iced coffee and their desire to relax and be productive

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