Flower
Flower is the part of the plant that is smoked or cooked and contains the plant’s THC-A. The interesting thing about the term flower is that it is not an actual flower.
Nomenclature
Many people confuse the various names for cannabis products. In this article, we are going to hash out the nomenclature of cannabis, meaning the terms used for its products.
“Recreational” vs “Medical” Marijuana
In the past, the term “recreational marijuana” has generally been used to mean illegal use of cannabis for purposes to get high. Later, marijuana also became legal for “recreational” use in states like Colorado, which meant that patients could buy it legally but did not require a doctor’s marijuana card approval.
New Book! The Clinicians Guide to Medical Cannabis
Although this book is meant for doctors, it can be a great source for some patients as well. It explains the principles of marijuana use and the types and forms it comes in. It also explains the ways to use it.
100,000 Pennsylvania Marijuana Patients
Patients are coming off of their opiates, like percocet and fentanyl. Others are consolidating dozens of pills into one natural alternative treatment. We are proud of the part we have…
How to Get a Marijuana Card in 360° Degree Virtual Reality
Here’s how to get a Pennsylvania marijuana card by Marijuana Doctor Matthew Roman, MD.
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Why CBD is Dangerous For Seizures and Epilepsy
I recommend we all share this information with others so seizure patients across the globe will reconsider changing to a high-CBD strain that lacks the THC they depend on.
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The Truth About CBD
. It’s not easy gathering my wits and going public about this.
I’m saying this and sticking my neck out as one individual opposing a multi-million(billion?) dollar industry.¹
Driving on Marijuana: Why Some Patients Should Drive High
The evidence is clear that alcohol impairs driving but there is no evidence to suggest that marijuana impairs driving, at least not in those who are familiar with the effects of it.
