Articles tagged with "wellness"

What does healing mean to you, and how can CBD play a role in integrated healing? Irie CBD, a producer of natural hemp extracts, shares some insights.

Between 2005 and 2012, binge drinking rates among women climbed 17.5%. That’s the estimate researchers arrived at after reviewing a decade’s worth of data.

Last Tuesday the Veterans Equal Access Act was reintroduced, a law that would grant VA doctors the ability to recommend medical marijuana for PTSD.

Cannabis compounds hold promise as a treatment for depression, according to new research from the University of Buffalo’s Institute on Addiction.

New research surveying 20 years of data reiterated a conclusion replicated by several other studies: smoking cannabis does not appear to damage the lungs, even with long-term use.

Recent reports cover a study that analyzed lung concerns in eight hospital patients in Northern Wales. However, a deeper look into the study will paint a very different picture.

In 2010, I was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma and was sentenced to six months of chemotherapy. After treatment, when my nausea hit the hardest, cannabis gave me my life back.

Former New Mexico governor and current Cannabis Sativa, Inc. CEO Gary Johnson tested the limits of public skepticism by claiming that cannabis might be an effective treatment for Ebola.

In the past few decades, medical marijuana has become an increasingly common prescription for HIV/AIDS patients as they attempt to manage the many devastating symptoms of this disease.

This week’s Medical Minute shares new developments in marijuana research. Check out the new findings on terpenes, brain injury, and HIV.