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Why Professor Raphael Mechoulam Deserves a Nobel Prize for His Work in Cannabis

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Dr. Raphael Mechoulam Noble Prize https://www.cfhu.org/news/prestigious-harvey-prize-a-predictor-of-the-nobel-goes-to-raphael-mechoulam/ https://m.jpost.com/health-science/father-of-cannabis-research-plans-a-new-revolution-nearly-60-years-later-663551/amp If you don’t know who Prof. Raphael Mechoulam is – he is considered the “Father of Cannabis Research”. This man is a pioneer and helped push the cannabis debate to where it is today. In fact, in even though he has done so…

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Would You Hire Someone That Smelled Like Marijuana to Work at Your Company?

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I recently read a short bit in the NY Post where someone asked “Greg” the author of the article a question. The question goes as follows; “I recently interviewed a great bartender for a job, who came highly recommended. I would like to hire him but he smelled faintly of…

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Why Put a Restriction on THC Levels When Proper Labeling Could Work Just as Well?

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A recent Op Ed in the Denver post encouraged Colorado to restrict the potency of marijuana concentrates to keep them away from children. While I have spoken about these idiotic notions in the past, I feel that the people that write these articles or these opinion pieces have no idea…

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So, You Want to Work in the Weed Industry? – 3 Steps to Landing a Job in the Cannabis Industry

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The cannabis industry is an industry still very much in its evolving stage yet it has shown great promise so far. The industry has weathered the storm of criminalization and stigma over the years before it became a force to reckon with. Now on the road to full establishment, the…

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Marijuana Arrests on a Decline for the First Time in 4 Years – More Work Needs to Be Done

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A new federal report revealed some good news: for the first time in 4 years, cannabis arrests in the United States started declining. It was surprising to see that from 2016 onwards, the years when more states began legalizing cannabis, the marijuana-related arrests online continued to spike. But based on…

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