If you pay attention, you can see cannabis messages in the media almost every day. Between the science and the legal status of the plant, it is difficult to keep updating. Although people who love cannabis is an old story, in the last 50 years, something new has emerged. For example, 30 years ago, scientists discovered the endocannabinoid system in the body. It reacts with the cannabinoids found in cannabis.
This discovery sparked many research and policy debates that continue to lead to new developments and a deeper understanding of this powerful plant with long-lasting medicinal and recreational benefits. In addition, these advances encourage people to try cannabis, adding to the media and news.
His grandmother was arrested in the CBD at Disney World
Cannabis News includes many examples of people you might not think will be interesting to you. In August 2020, a grandmother sued the Walt Disney Company after she was arrested for possessing CBD products at Disney’s Magic Kingdom last year.
The grandmother had arthritis and used CBD oil to ease the chronic pain associated with her disease. He was thrown into jail for 12 hours after security found his cannabis oil, but decided to fight back.
Possible concern for people with heart disease
Scientists are always looking for new ways that cannabis can improve human health, from new perspectives. In August 2020, the American Heart Association released a report on whether cannabis helped people with heart disease.
Not only could the study not prove any benefits, but doctors also used the study to remind people at risk of stroke and heart attack to be careful with cannabis. Home transfers remove legal barriers
In Fresno, California, in August 2020, a judge ruled that the state could allow cannabis delivery companies to deliver cannabis to residents’ homes. Some local jurisdictions have fought the law, but the judge said there was “no controversy.”
There are about 400 state cannabis delivery companies in California right now, and that will increase as legalization efforts spread across the country. Another federal recommendation for law enforcement
In August 2020, US Senator Tina Smith of Minnesota introduced a bill to legalize recreational marijuana nationwide. This effort will remove cannabis from the United States Department of Drug Enforcement’s list of schedules I drugs. Currently, 42 states and Washington D.C. legalize marijuana for medical or recreational use, or both. Legislators have continued to push for legalization for years, even as public opinion turns to cannabis.
Cannabis may help treat COVID-19
With the global coronavirus pandemic, scientists are exploring all kinds of possible treatments, including cannabis. In July 2020, researchers found that cannabis may be useful in treating lung inflammation. Although smoking is not safe, CBD oil from cannabis has been shown to reduce inflammation through its effects on the body’s endocannabinoid system. Although cannabis is not the only treatment, it has shown promise in ongoing studies.