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Cannabis seeds are readily available in South Africa. This article includes our recommendation for a trusted supplier of world-renowned marijuana seeds, along with updated laws, and everything you need to know about genetics and breeding, various types of seeds and strains, as well as growing indoors versus outdoors.

Nearly 100 percent of respondents in a study say they believe medical cannabis is helping them decrease their use of prescription opioids to treat their pain.

The vaporizer market is growing at a breakneck pace; such a pace, in fact, that regulation of the industry can hardly keep up with new products entering the market. While there are plenty of scrupulous brands out there, it’s an open secret that not all vaporizers are created equal.

A recent review of cannabis and pregnancy studies provides new insight on a question that has long weighed on the minds of families and to-be mothers: Is cannabis safe to use during pregnancy?

Chronic pain can be an incredibly debilitating condition. For many who live with it on a daily or near daily basis, the condition can be so oppressive, it affects other parts of their lives, impacting their mood, health, and overall well-being. A growing number of the estimated one in five Americans who suffer from chronic pain are turning to cannabis as an alternative.

Many people can’t help but laugh the first time they hear the phrase "cannabis suppository." But don’t be mistaken; This method of accessing the active ingredients in the cannabis is no joke. And the benefits are convincing a growing number Europe’s medical patients to make the switch from more traditional methods of consumption.

When it comes to cannabis consumption, the second-most important consideration, after the flower itself, is the delivery method. This point is often overlooked, as evidenced by the prevalence of consumers who have limited their experimentation to only one or two methods. If you find yourself within this category but aspire to become a comprehensive cannabis aficionado, let this be your checklist.

What if taking small amounts of cannabis on a regular basis, as if it were just another health supplement, could actually prevent illnesses before they happen? Sounds far fetched, right? But studies show that it might just be true.

As widespread cannabis legalisation and destigmatisation continues its beautiful journey throughout the world, new, therapeutic uses for the plant continue to be discovered. One of the most revolutionary: medical doses safe for pets.

The bone broth craze has been sweeping the world, believed to help you sleep better, improve gut health, give your glowing skin and much more.

Just ask. There is nothing wrong, immoral, illegal or otherwise deviant about asking about a legitimate treatment option.

Cannabis concentrates have come under scrutiny over the past few years, mainly due to their rapid increase in popularity among enthusiasts. What was once a relatively unknown niche in an ever-growing legal market has since become a cultural phenomenon, generating an entire subculture in its wake. Many believe that concentrates will soon surpass the sales volume of traditional cannabis flower marketwide.

Using pot, even over decades, was only linked to one negative health effect in a new study.

One of the most frequently asked cannabis questions we get is about how to get a licence for medical cannabis. A less often asked question – and as far as we’re concerned, a way more important question – is what happens AFTER you get your license? How do you know what kind of cannabis medicine is right for you?

Cannabis is stereotypically associated with lethargy, delayed reaction times and impaired concentration, and certainly not with notable athletic performance. But more and more, evidence is beginning to demonstrate that cannabis can in fact have significant positive benefits during times of exercise and exertion.

"Why is it okay for moms to joke about ‘wine o’clock’," says Matt Austin from Toronto, "but we can’t talk about taking the edge off with pot?"

Medical grade Cannabis oil is expensive because the ‘material’ used to make the oils, i.e. medical grade cannabis, is not cheap. At best it takes 10 grams of medical grade cannabis to make 1 gram (1000mg) of oil. The cannabis won’t yield that percentage if it’s not medical grade and also would not produce good quality medicine.

Long-term marijuana use does not seem to lead to a decline in overall physical health, though decades of smoking the sweet leaf could contribute to periodontal disease, a significant new study finds.

Women who used marijuana during pregnancy and after childbirth share their stories.

The skin in the largest bodily organ. It’s our first point of contact with the world around us, and it protects our internal organs from harm. While it may not seem like it, the skin is surprisingly active. Cells in the skin synthesize vitamin D, regulate our body temperature, and helps us detect changes in our environment. For these reasons, it’s important to keep skin healthy.