Delta 8 vs Delta 9: What’s The Difference? | Paid Content | Cincinnati – Cincinnati CityBeat
<a href="https://media1.citybeat.com/citybeat/imager/u/original/12825320/imgpsh_fullsize_anim.jpg" rel="contentImg_gal-12825316" title data-caption=" ” class=”uk-display-block uk-position-relative uk-visible-toggle”> click to enlarge There’s a new cannabinoid player in town, and most don’t know everything about it… YET. The interest in the delta-9 products will probably continue. As a general rule—for everyone’s health and safety—before we even dip our toes into this ‘legal’ THC variant, as some say, it’s vital that we do our research on it first. We, as consumers, should be able to identify what’s in it, what is it, and how it could affect our bodies. And how is the delta-8 different from the notorious delta-9 in every…
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Some Mississippi Cities Move To Ban Medical Marijuana Businesses – Marijuana Moment
The Kentucky House of Representatives on Thursday passed a bill to legalize medical marijuana in the state. The legislation now heads to the Senate. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Jason Nemes (R), was taken up by the full chamber about a week after clearing the House Judiciary Committee. Meanwhile, separate adult-use and medical legalization bills were filed by Democratic lawmakers last month. The vote on the floor was 59-34. “This is Kentucky grown, Kentucky processed, Kentucky tested,” Nemes said ahead of the vote. “Grown by Kentucky farmers on Kentucky land with Kentucky seeds for our Kentucky brothers and sisters and the Kentucky…
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The origins of weed: How the plant spread across the world
The origins of weed: How the plant spread across the world | Leafly Link copied to your clipboard Leafly Leafly ® Loading… Where are you from? noyes Remember me for 30 days. I confirm that this is not a shared device. Darn! You’re not old enough to use Leafly. Redirecting you to By accessing this site, you accept the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Cannabis has grown and evolved with humans for thousands of years. Many separate cultures cultivated the plant, using its seeds for food, its fibers to make textiles, rope, and other materials, and its buds as…
Read More »Marijuana Legalization: Which States Is Weed Legal In? – CNET
Medical marijuana is legal in 37 states but still prohibited by federal statute. Olena Ruban Though marijuana is legal for medicinal purposes in 37 states — and recreationally in 18 — the use, possession or sale of cannabis is still prohibited by federal statute. That’s created a significant disconnect that an increasing number of lawmakers are eager to reconcile: In a letter last month, Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer, Senate finance committee chair Sen. Ron Wyden and Sen. Cory Booker invited their colleagues to help draft legislation that would end the federal ban and lift state-sanctioned dispensaries out of legal limbo. …
Read More »Couch Lock? Cannabis Users More Motivated Than Non-Users, Study Finds
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Scientific research continues to reach conclusions that fly in the face of long-believed myths about cannabis use, such as marijuana makes you stupid or never want to exercise. Now, researchers have busted another false belief: Cannabis causes laziness. Researchers from the University of Memphis studied 47 college students and found cannabis users were more likely than non-users to engage in effort-related decision-making tasks. The study’s findings are consistent with recent studies on weed’s impact on motivation. For example, a 2020 study found that people over 60 who use cannabis felt more motivated to exercise regularly. They also had…
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California Activists Drop 2022 Psilocybin Legalization Ballot Initiative After Falling Short Of Signature Requirement – Marijuana Moment
The Kentucky House of Representatives on Thursday passed a bill to legalize medical marijuana in the state. The legislation now heads to the Senate. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Jason Nemes (R), was taken up by the full chamber about a week after clearing the House Judiciary Committee. Meanwhile, separate adult-use and medical legalization bills were filed by Democratic lawmakers last month. The vote on the floor was 59-34. “This is Kentucky grown, Kentucky processed, Kentucky tested,” Nemes said ahead of the vote. “Grown by Kentucky farmers on Kentucky land with Kentucky seeds for our Kentucky brothers and sisters and the Kentucky…
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THC Restriction Bill On Virginia Governor’s Desk Would Harm Hemp Industry, Advocates Say – Marijuana Moment
A Connecticut legislative committee on Friday approved a bill that would set the state up to provide certain patients with access to psychedelic-assisted treatment with substances like MDMA and psilocybin. Before the vote, several members of the joint Public Health Committee remarked on the compelling testimony of top military officials, advocates and scientists who spoke about their experiences and the potential impact of the reform at a hearing earlier this week. The legislation was approved on a noncontroversial basis as part of the panel’s consent calendar. It now advances to floor consideration. The measure, HB 5396, would create psychedelic treatment…
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Ex-Norwalk cops decertified after probe found they ‘betrayed the public trust,’ documents show – Torrington Register Citizen
NORWALK — A state agency revoked the law enforcement certifications of two former city cops after an internal investigation by the Norwalk Police Department found they “betrayed the public trust” by consuming alcohol on the job, documents show. The Police Officer Standards and Training Council voted last week to decertify former Norwalk police officers Michael DiMeglio, 39, and Sara Laudano, 32, effectively barring the two from working as police officers in Connecticut. “I was not surprised by their decision,” Norwalk Police Chief Thomas Kulhawik said of the council’s actions. Norwalk police arrested DiMeglio and Laudano in January 2021, about three…
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