medical marijuana

It seems that medical cannabis, though now technically legal in the U.K., is a hush hush matter.

Can low doses of THC work like an antidepressant by increasing serotonin, the neurotransmitter that affects mood? Depression might be helped after all.

As marijuana legalization spreads across the nation, more weekend warriors are consuming cannabis products before or after lifting weights, playing team sports, hiking and running.

Lyme disease is a priority for the Centers for Disease Control because annual cases can exceed 27,000, up almost three-fold since the mid 1990s.

CBD is causing quite a buzz among scientists, health professionals, and medical marijuana patients. But how does CBD work in the body?

Marijuana users are much less likely than non-users to develop metabolic syndrome, which makes it difficult to lose weight.

Now that ten states and D.C. have legalized marijuana for recreational use, regular citizens are becoming more interested in the pot laws in their neck of the woods.

Google “cannabis and chronic fatigue syndrome and you’ll get lots of speculation and questionable info, but pretty much no scientific research whatsoever.

This Thanksgiving, cannabis enthusiasts have a lot to be thankful for: four more states have voted for adult recreational use and another four now have medical marijuana programs.

We hear a variation of this question a lot. "Am I an addict if I smoke marijuana every day?"