Miss Marijuana
JULY 7, 2025
Smoking, vaping, or eating marijuana can all feel different. Smoking, vaping, or eating marijuana can all affect you differently, but high-strength products (with lots of THC) are the most risky. It’s rare, but it can happen, especially if you use a lot or have a family history of mental health problems. Don’t rush!
The Cannigma
JULY 25, 2025
While switching to vaping provided some relief, it didn’t fully eliminate her symptoms, especially during colder months when her asthma tended to flare up. A Real-Life Example – Julia, a 30-year-old professional living with asthma, enjoyed using cannabis recreationally but often struggled with the respiratory side effects of smoking.
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Miss Marijuana
JANUARY 31, 2025
Whether you’re vaping, ingesting edibles, or using oils, the method of administration can also affect how quickly you feel the effects and how long they last. Before incorporating cannabis into your treatment plan, it’s essential to have a conversation with a healthcare provider who knows your medical history.
Cannabis Life Network
JANUARY 22, 2022
Vaping has become all the rage in recent times, but there is actually a long history of vaping that far precedes its trendy subculture today. The earliest days of modern vaping were not shrouded in coolness, nor was it as youth-oriented as it appears today.
NORML
MARCH 16, 2020
The cannabis community should take similar precautions when it comes to various other conduits for marijuana, including bowls, bongs, pipes, vape pens, etc. This advice is especially pertinent for portable vaping devices, as unregulated products have been known to contain vitamin E and other dangerous additives that can harm the lungs.
Veriheal
JUNE 17, 2020
One minute you hear it’s the deadliest disease in our history and the next you here that statistics and numbers are created and inflated. Whatever happened to the vaping epidemic that was plaguing America? Rumors were flying around at first that flavored vapes were responsible for this condition and the epidemic that was at hand.
Cannabis Law Report
JUNE 20, 2019
The history of cannabis in medicine. While many people often presume that marijuana is used to get consumers high, little do they know that it can be used to improve the health condition and well-being of a person. Short-term use of medical cannabis helps enhance spasticity symptoms among multiple sclerosis patients.
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