Glass Pipes and Bongs

Study participants rated cannabis' efficacy in the treatment of eating disorders as "superior to all prescription drugs."The post Survey: Patients With Eating Disorders Frequently Report Benefits From Cannabis appeared first on NORML. Go to the article

Respondents who identified as Republicans were more likely than Democrats to say that cannabis posed significant risks.The post Poll: Most Americans Say That Cannabis Isn’t Particularly Dangerous to Health appeared first on NORML. Go to the article

"This was never about protecting Nebraska law. It was about whether a handful of elected officials could use the court to override the will of the people."The post Nebraska: Supreme Court Unanimously Turns Back Effort to Strike Down Voter-Approved Medical Cannabis Access Law appeared first on NORML. Go to the article

For the majority of cannabis-derived products, exposure to room temperature accelerated degradation, whereas storage at -20°C preserved cannabinoid integrity.The post Analysis: THC Degrades Over Time at Room Temperature, CBD Does Not appeared first on NORML. Go to the article

Cannabis preparations showed their greatest efficacy in patients with multiple sclerosis.The post Review: Cannabis Provides Relief for Incontinence, Other Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms appeared first on NORML. Go to the article

Sixty-eight percent of participants experienced overall improvements in their seizure frequency, with approximately half reporting decreases in weekly seizure frequency.The post Analysis: Nearly 7 in 10 Patients With Seizure Disorders Report Decreased Seizure Frequency After Using State-Authorized Medical Cannabis Products appeared first on NORML. Go to the article