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Why Your Weed is Losing Potency While You Sleep (And How the Freezer Can Save It)

The Silent Killer of Your Stash: Why THC Disappears From Your Weed While You Sleep (And what you can do about it)   If you’ve ever forgotten about your weed in a corner of your home, only to find it again months later, you might have wondered if it’s still potent at all.  After all, no […]

How Medical Cannabis Helps With Crohn’s Disease

Does medical cannabis help with Crohn’s disease? Cannabis may help patients with Crohn’s disease manage several symptoms, including abdominal pain, cramping, appetite problems, and sleep difficulties. Medical cannabis offers an alternative option for symptom management for people dealing with the persistent discomfort and disruption caused by Crohn’s. Here’s what the research says and how cannabis […]

CDC Data Proves Teen Cannabis Use Dropped 44% After Legalization

Prohibitionists Aren’t Going to Like This One For fifty years the argument against legal cannabis has had one load-bearing wall: “What about the children?” Every other objection, from traffic safety to potency, leans on it. So let me stack the data against it, and then tell you honestly where the data runs out, because it […]

Cannabis Has a Water Activity Standard. Why Aren’t States Using It?

Cannabis flower sold in regulated markets across the country is routinely being dried below an existing national standard, according to a new analysis of nearly 145,000 laboratory samples. The report, produced by the American Trade Association for Cannabis and Hemp (ATACH) with FTI Consulting, analyzed samples from 10 states. Average water activity fell below the […]

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Cannabis Has a Water Activity Standard. Why Aren’t States Using It?

Cannabis flower sold in regulated markets across the country is routinely being dried below an existing national standard, according to a new analysis of nearly 145,000 laboratory samples. The report, produced by the American Trade Association for Cannabis and Hemp (ATACH) with FTI Consulting, analyzed samples from 10 states. Average water activity fell below the […]

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DEA Exposed: The Bombshell GAO Report Freezing Cannabis Rescheduling

  The GAO Just Confirmed Nobody Wrote the Rulebook Last month the Government Accountability Office published a 31-page report with a title so dull it could cure insomnia: “Drug Scheduling: While DEA Decisions Have Aligned with Recent HHS Recommendations, Both Need Comprehensive Policies.” I read it the way other people read thrillers. Buried in the […]

The Ultimate Top 10 Weed Strains: 2026 Data & Rankings

The Ten Strains America Keeps Picking: A List of Lists Every cannabis publication has a “best strains” list, and every list is somebody’s opinion. So I did something less glamorous: I collected seven of them, took only the top ten from each, and counted. This isn’t my list. It’s what the other lists agree on, […]

Best Cookies Autoflower: Auto Girl Scout Cookies vs Auto Gorilla Cookies

Cookies genetics have become some of the most influential in modern cannabis breeding, producing countless crosses that combine high THC potential, heavy resin production and distinctive dessert-style flavours. Two of the most popular autoflowering takes on the Cookies family are Auto Girl Scout Cookies and Auto Gorilla Cookies. Both are bred by Ash Green of […]

The Endocannabinoid Decline: Science Explains Why Your Aging Brain Needs Cannabis

Your Brain Is Running Low on Its Own Weed, and That’s a Problem A study highlighted by Futurism last week led with a provocative headline: the older you get, the more weed you should smoke. Predictably, that framing got people talking. But the actual science underneath it points somewhere more interesting than the clickbait suggests, […]

Marijuana, Psychosis, and IQ: Debunking Psychology Today’s Cannabis Claims

Psychology Today’s Cannabis Hit Piece Isn’t Rigorous, It’s Recycled Reefer Madness Samantha Stein, Psy.D., a psychologist in private practice in San Francisco, published a piece on Psychology Today called “The Hazards of Marijuana.” It’s got a respectable outlet’s name on it, a doctorate behind the byline, and a handful of real citations. It also opens […]

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