sleep

There is very little in the universe that is more brutal than a wicked case of insomnia. Marijuana works, but only if used correctly.

About 40 million Americans have some sort of sleep issues and marijuana can help, but first, let's explain exactly why does marijuana make you sleepy.

Most of us wake up to the not-so-soothing sounds of an alarm first thing in the morning. But there's a far more effective and pleasant way to get people out of bed.

While no one really understands how the phenomenon works, there are a few theories as to why it makes people feel safe.

A new study claims that no matter how much we nap and sleep in on weekends there's no way of eliminating the negative side effects that come with an irregular sleep schedule.

Contrary to what you may have heard, your sleep routine starts way before you turn off the lights and set your alarm. Dr. Breus says we all need "wind down" time before our heads hit the pillow.

The purists will say it’s madness, but playing alchemist and blending marijuana can be a lot of fun.

Although there is scientific interest in the use of CBD for both pain and drug addiction, as well as many other medical indications, there is a lot that we still do not know about CBD.

While there are morning people out there (please share your secrets), most of us find mornings stressful.

It's one of the many mysteries of cannabis: The herb helps millions of people get a good night's sleep and it also suppresses the memory of your dreams.