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Know Your Cannabis Terpenes: Geraniol

Know Your Cannabis Terpenes: Geraniol

Geraniol is a powerful cannabis terpene with a floral and sweet aroma. It also acts as an antioxidant, neuroprotectant and pain reliever.

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Know Your Cannabis Terpenes: Camphene

Know Your Cannabis Terpenes: Camphene

Camphene is a marijuana terpene with a musky, earthy scent. It may also have therapeutic benefits such as easing pain and fighting heart disease.

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Boost Cannabis’s Benefits With Essential Oils

Boost Cannabis’s Benefits With Essential Oils

Whether you smoke, vape or consume cannabis another way, adding essential oils like lavender or peppermint can enhance marijuana’s health benefits.

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Know Your Cannabis Terpenes: Myrcene

Know Your Cannabis Terpenes: Myrcene

Myrcene is a cannabis terpene that boosts THC and other cannabinoids. Myrcene also promotes sleep, uplifts mood and has anti-inflammatory properties.

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Know Your Terpenes: Pinene

Know Your Terpenes: Pinene

Love the smell of Christmas trees? Or the flavor of spices like oregano? If you do, thank pinene, a terpene that’s often found in marijuana strains. Pinene has potent healing properties, so pinene-rich cannabis strains can help treat health conditions like asthma, arthritis and Crohn’s disease.

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Embracing the Positive Side Effects of Cannabis

Embracing the Positive Side Effects of Cannabis

The broad variety found among cannabis strains translates into a wide range of side effects, some of which are positive, while others are negative. In this article, we turn our attention to the positive side effects of taking cannabis along with how to embrace and adapt to them in your everyday...

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5 Tips to Knock Out the Negative Side Effects of Cannabis

5 Tips to Knock Out the Negative Side Effects of Cannabis

Cannabis has a lot of variety, and with that variety comes the potential for many different effects. Some effects are ones you’d prefer to avoid because they can turn a helpful experience into a cannabis nightmare. That said, we’ve got some tricks you can use to ensure a positive cannabis...

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3 Popular Questions About Marijuana & Chemotherapy Answered

3 Popular Questions About Marijuana & Chemotherapy Answered

Chemotherapy prevents cancerous cells from dividing. Unfortunately, healthy cells are often affected, too. But many chemo patients find relief from chemo side effects—nausea, pain and fatigue—with cannabis. Here are the most popular Q&As about cannabis and chemotherapy on Hellomd.com.

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The Powerful Anti-Inflammatory Effects of Cannabis

The Powerful Anti-Inflammatory Effects of Cannabis

Cannabis with its powerful anti-inflammatory effects is proving to be a crucial tool in the fight against inflammation. That said, an increasing number of people with inflammation-related conditions are now turning to cannabis to help reduce inflammation and the pain it causes.

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How to Talk to Your Nurse About Cannabis

How to Talk to Your Nurse About Cannabis

Many doctors are reluctant to support medical marijuana. But some nurses’ associations are active in cannabis education and advocacy. Since patients spend more time with nurses than doctors, it may be more productive and less intimidating to ask your nurse about medicinal cannabis than your doctor.

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Know Your Terpenes: Humulene

Know Your Terpenes: Humulene

Every beer lover knows the power of humulene, though they may never have heard of it. Humulene is a terpene in the hops plant largely responsible for the flavor and aroma of beer. An antibacterial and anti-inflammatory, humulene is also found in sage, ginger as well as cannabis.

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Know Your Terpenes: Beta-Caryophyllene

Know Your Terpenes: Beta-Caryophyllene

Beta-caryophyllene (BCP) is a terpene responsible for the spicy flavor of black pepper and rosemary. It’s also found in hops and cannabis. BCP helps activate many therapeutic properties of marijuana, thanks to its own healing power and unique ability to activate the endocannabinoid receptor CB2.

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What’s the Fastest Way to Get Unhigh?

How to Get Unhigh (is it Even Possible?) | Wikileaf

If you're feeling uncomfortably high, or need to sober up quickly, here are a few of the fastest ways to get unhigh. Keep in mind - more research is needed.

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Good Reasons to Get a Medical Marijuana Card

Good Reasons to Get a Medical Marijuana Card | Wikileaf

If you think medical marijuana is only for seriously ill patients, think again! Here we'll go over some of the good reasons to get a medical marijuana card.

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How to Get Weed Out of Your System: Facts & Myths

How to Flush Weed Out of Your System | Wikileaf

Whether the reason is an upcoming drug test, high tolerance, or a lifestyle change, there are things you can do to make the detox process more efficient.

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Does Smoking Weed When You Have A Cold Make It Worse?

Does Smoking Weed When You Have A Cold Make It Worse? | Wikileaf

In this article, we will try to elucidate out some of the facts concerning how smoking weed will affect you when you have a cold.

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Does Weed Help With Nausea?

Does Weed Help With Nausea? | Wikileaf

There is a millennia worth of anecdotal evidence supporting that weed helps with nausea. However, there isn't enough research explaining the mechanisms.

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Marijuana and Heart Health: Is There a Risk?

Marijuana and Heart Health: Is There a Risk? | Wikileaf

While there's no scientific consensus, we dive into the studies around marijuana and heart health.

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Marijuana and Women's Health

Marijuana and Womens Health

What are the effects of cannabis on Womens Health? Read our blog article to see when people started using cannabis for the improvement of womens health and more!

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Why your eyes turn red when you smoke pot

Why your eyes turn red when you smoke pot

Red eyes are often a sign of smoking. But why do your eyes turn red and what can you do to prevent this redness? Read our blog for our tips!

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