As CBD continues to grow in popularity across the UK, one of the most common questions consumers ask is whether they should choose full spectrum CBD or broad spectrum CBD. With multiple CBD types available, understanding the differences can help you make a more informed decision based on your lifestyle and personal preferences.
Dispelling the 'lazy stoner' stereotype, the study found that people who used cannabis were shown to be more likely to engage in light and medium exercise. This story first appeared on leafie, view here Author: Kevin Dinneen
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted Breakthrough Therapy Designation (BTD) to VER-01, the flagship full-spectrum cannabis drug from Munich-based Vertanical, putting it in prime position to become the first FDA-approved cannabis-derived medicine for pain, and only the second such approval since Epidiolex in [...]
Women are increasingly turning to medical cannabis to manage conditions ranging from endometriosis and chronic pain to menopause symptoms and sexual dysfunction. But while interest in alternative treatments like cannabis-based medicines continues to grow, so too does a broader conversation about why so many women feel [...]
Words by Dave Barton, founder, Patient Panel and thermidor< As the British medical cannabis market continues to grow, this year’s Cannabis Europa brought together policymakers, investors, operators, and clinicians to discuss the future of medical cannabis. However, patients were asking a much simpler question: why can’t [...]
Every conversation about cannabis risk follows the same script: Regulatory uncertainty, 280E, capital access, and maybe interstate commerce, depending on the room. None of that is wrong, and operators dealing with those pressures daily don’t need me to tell them they’re real. But after more than [...]
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