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How to Make a Medical Cannabis Tincture at Home
Cannabis enthusiasts and medical marijuana patients alike will invariably find a range of cannabis tinctures in their local dispensary. However, you may be curious about how to make cannabis tincture at home as a fun and flexible alternative to the established products found in dispensaries. A cannabis tincture is a concentrated liquid extract made by soaking cannabis plant material in a solvent, typically alcohol or sometimes glycerin or vegetable oil. This process pulls out


Weed Measurements Explained for New MMJ Patients
As a newcomer to the MMJ world, understanding weed measurements will put you in good stead to start your journey on the right foot. This...


What Is the Best Sativa Strain for Energy?
Sativa-dominant strains are famous for their invigorating and energizing effects and can be used when you need an extra boost. Patients...


Linalool Terpene - Effects, Benefits, & Uses
Linalool is an aromatic terpene found in common plants like lavender and basil, as well as some cannabis strains. More than 200 plants...


Pros and Cons of Smoking vs Edibles for MMJ Patients
Where you fall in the smoking vs edibles debate will likely be down to simple preference. Both of these weed consumption methods have...


Do Edibles Make You Lose Weight?
The effects that cannabis use can have on the body are wide-ranging and could even affect weight management. But do edibles make you lose...


Does Weed Have Calories?
Health-conscious individuals may check the caloric content of their food and drink, but might not think to check their smoke; so does...


Can Weed Expire? Guide to Cannabis Product Lifespan
Long-term medical marijuana patients will know that cannabis distillates and oils can last for many months, but may not be sure about...


Does Weed Help With Restless Legs Syndrome?
Many people suffering from restless leg syndrome (RLS) wonder if cannabis could provide relief. RLS is not currently a qualifying condition for medical cannabis in Arizona. However, some anecdotal evidence suggests that cannabis could provide symptomatic relief from the persistent symptoms of RLS. This option is worth exploring if sleep medications haven’t worked for you. What Is RLS? RLS is a sensorimotor disorder associated with an unstoppable urge to move the legs. This se


Does THC Show Up in a Routine Blood Test?
If you're an MMJ patient and your doctor has requested a routine blood test, you may be concerned about the results; but does weed show...
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