It’s Pride Month! Which is a great opportunity to honor the work of the LGBTQ+ community in paving the way for medical cannabis access. Here is your Pride Month history lesson.

What you want from your marijuana use can help determine whether you want a stoned experience or one better defined as a “high.”

Cannabidiol, or CBD, is a cannabinoid found in the cannabis plant that has a range of potential health benefits, including stifling chronic pain symptoms, nausea, and more. How long it stays in your system depends on different factors.

THC bath bombs are a new way to use marijuana for medicinal and recreational users, and they work by interacting with your skin. Let’s learn more about this relatively new cannabinoid delivery method that allows cannabis enthusiasts to enjoy a euphoric soak in a hot bath.

The spread of recreational cannabis legalization — particularly in states that are snowy sports destinations — may have you curious about weed and skiing. Is it safe? Are you even allowed to ski high? Specific resorts have different rules surrounding marijuana use on private property. While all prohibit use on the slopes by federal law, some places are a bit more 420-friendly than others.

Cannabis is commonly used as a natural sleep aid for people living with insomnia and other sleep disorders. Learn some of the best strains to help with sleep!

Here are four women-led cannabis advocacy groups that are working to ensure that women gain entry and have an equal foot in the legal cannabis industry.

Bhang is an ancient cannabis preparation from India found in recipes and offered at bhang shops and religious festivals. It is also used in Ayurvedic medicine.

Women are the fastest-growing demographic of cannabis users, making up nearly 60 percent of individuals using marijuana for various reasons. There are some diseases that predominantly or exclusively affect women, like osteoporosis. Many of these diseases are qualifying conditions for medical marijuana.

Yoga and cannabis have been interlinked for thousands of years. It’s become more acceptable in recent times, with both being lauded for their health benefits.

Research suggests caffeine and weed interact, but science still has much to discover about coffee and weed.

Anxiety is a common condition that can be relieved by cannabis use, but the relationship between cannabis and anxiety has always been complicated. Studies have found that cannabis is great at providing anxiety relief, but it also has the potential to make anxiety worse.

In honor of Black History Month, we’re taking a look at eight of the best Black-owned cannabis businesses and dispensaries in the United States. From coast to coast, these independent organizations serve their local cannabis communities by providing access, education, and high-quality medical and recreational marijuana products. Join us as we journey across state lines to celebrate these successful entrepreneurs in the cannabis industry.

Get a medical marijuana card in Pennsylvania now. Meet with a Leafwell medical marijuana doctor online via telehealth and get certified in minutes.

Cannabis laws in the United States are, let’s just say, complicated. With cannabis still illegal on the federal level, individual state legislation can be confusing and frustrating to navigate.
To celebrate Black History Month, we’re looking at Black politicians who have been instrumental in paving the way to marijuana legalization in the U.S.

Medical cannabis is legal in Pennsylvania. Learn more about PA MMJ laws here and how to become a medical cannabis patient.

There is a lot of mixed evidence when it comes to cannabis, cannabinoids and heart health. Overall, it seems that marijuana use has a complicated relationship with the heart, and that its use can have both positive and negative effects on the organ.

Pennsylvania residents can easily register for the state’s medical marijuana program online. It takes four to six weeks to get approved. Use code OMLIE for 15%off.

Black history and cannabis history are interconnected. Get a deeper understanding of how Black culture contributed to the history of the medicinal plant here.

Terpenes and terpenoids are chemical compounds that give the cannabis plant (and other types of plants) its unique smell, and some provide health benefits.