The endocannabinoid system (ECS) isn’t a trend. It’s ancient biology—roughly 600 million years old—and nearly all ...

Ask The Green Nurse – For Patients is your safe space to learn how cannabis, hemp, and other plant medicines can support your ...

Ask The Green Nurse – For Professionals is designed to support healthcare professionals who want to deepen their understanding of cannabis and plant medicine in clinical care. Nurses and providers are ...

Cannabis seeds are readily available for purchase and transportation in all 50 states, so it’s easier than it used to be to get started. If you have thought about growing cannabis yourself at home, ...

A cancer diagnosis is one of life’s most profound challenges, and the journey through treatment can be equally demanding. While treatments like chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, and targeted therapies ...

Edibles are an increasingly popular way to consume cannabis - they’re discreet, long-lasting, and produce a different, often more intense “high” than smoking or vaping. Depending on where you live, ...

While we often use the term cancer to describe one disease, in reality, there are hundreds of different types of cancer, ranging from skin cancer to brain cancer and beyond. Though each type of cancer ...

Period pain. Uterus owners around the world know the dread that comes with that certain time each month. The stabbing pain and dull aches deep in your organs that won’t go away. Maybe you hop in a hot ...

If you’re a regular cannabis user, you may have noticed that over time, it takes more weed to get the results that you want. This build-up is known as tolerance, and it’s common in chronic cannabis ...

Seniors enjoying cannabis? Don’t look so surprised. Despite being in the early classes of the war on drugs, legalization has been good to people over 65. In fact, seniors are one of the fastest ...

Antibiotics are some of the most common medications, typically used to treat bacterial infections – so many wonder whether it is safe to continue using cannabis while taking a course of antibiotics.

CBDA, also known as cannabidiolic acid or CBDA, is a chemical naturally produced by cannabis and is especially abundant in freshly-harvested hemp plants. 1 While cannabis contains a multitude of ...