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Cannabis affects the body and mind in a complex way, and science is still working on unraveling all of its mechanisms. Pay attention to your body and consume conscientiously, and perhaps you can use it to unlock your true creative potential.
We explore the difference between smoking vaping and edibles.
Handheld electronic vaporizers (or vapes) have risen rapidly in popularity over the last several years. This applies to both nicotine and THC vapes ..........https://calmcollectiv.com/science/smoking-vs-vaping-thc-whats-the-difference/
Kane Sumbat is a Toronto based body builder in his early 50s. He uses a heroic dose of edibles to push through 2000+ pull ups over the span of several hours.
Kane Sumabat has been a personality in the fitness space for many years, going by the online moniker Timbahwolf. Apart from his physique and mischievous sense of humour, Kane is well known for his rounds of 2000+ pull ups assisted by a potent dose of edibles. Oh. Did we mention that Kane is 51?
Cannabis can boost divergent thinking, alter senses and perceptions, heighten imagination, and (for some users more than others) increase creativity. These effects make sitting around and watching cartoons more interesting, but they’re going to waste if that’s all you do. So, how do you make the most out of a high?
Being high in public can sometimes be a taxing endeavour🙀. We’ve put together a small guide to help you through these troubling times. Link in bio!
It’s time we address this controversial topic head on. Is there a link between cannabis and video game performance?
For many gamers, there’s no more relaxing, immersive, and enjoyable way to spend an evening than staying home with a joint or two and a good game. Videogames and cannabis are a match made in heaven, but that’s hardly news – videogames are designed to fascinate, and cannabis makes things extra fascinating, so it makes intuitive sense. But what is it, exactly, that makes this combo so much fun?
Happy 17th to all the Calm Collectiv! One year of legalization brings about new opportunities and more ways to enjoy.
As meditation becomes increasingly popular as a way to manage stress, aid in mindfulness and increase happiness, people are beginning to notice its remarkable effects on the body and mind. From wellness to physiological, mediation is known to have positive effects that extend to every part of life. Coupling that with cannabis, meditation can help expand your mind and help your body manage stress and other physiological responses.
When we talk about CBD-based derivatives it’s often in relation to treating an array of chronic conditions. Now that the distinction between cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) has entered common understanding, CBD is at the fore of a vibrant new kind of health and wellness. Many of these conditions — chronic pain, anxiety disorder, acne, even severe epilepsy — whose sufferers relied on pharmaceuticals to treat, have in recent years receivedgotten considerable attention for being compatible with CBD treatments.
https://calmcollectiv.com/education/is-cbd-right-for-your-pet/
Artificial Intelligence is everywhere you look: from self-driving cars to voice-activated home assistants, we welcome automation into our lives in more ways than one. We’ve also integrated artificial intelligence into new ways of doing business, using data as a powerful industry driver to more effectively use resources and keep costs low.
Still hunting down the perfect Christmas gift for that loved one? We’re only two weeks away from the merriest time of the year – so the crunch time is officially here. Before you panic, never fear, we are here to help you choose the perfect gift for the cannabis enthusiast in your life.
All these gifts are still available for you to order, and can arrive at your door just in time for Christmas Eve!
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The blossoming esports and cannabis industries are rapidly growing in parallel, but how do the two connect?
Worldwide, esports revenues continue to soar. Amid huge investments in advertising, media rights and sponsorships, this year the global esports industry surpassed $1.1 billion in value — up 27% from 2018. In three years, esports is expected to top $2 billion; legal cannabis, meanwhile, will reach $66.3 billion USD globally by 2025. We’ll stick with USD, here.
🌱🏋🏽♂️ Cannabis and fitness may appear to be antithetical at a first glance. However there are many attributes of our beloved plant that can assist in crucial elements of the body’s recovery.
If you’re interested in combining your love for cannabis with your love for fitness but aren’t sure of how it can actually help, or if you can use it for maximum benefits, we have the answers for you. It’s tough to keep your body both fit and feeling good, but also ensuring that there is the right amount of sculpting happening. Thanks to medical marijuana, you can now work out harder and more consistently than ever, while using cannabis as a way to relieve pain between workouts.
A recent study out of the Federal University of Parana, Brazil found that the application of therapeutic CBD may be able to be used as a preventative measure in the development of PTSD.
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These results showed that the application of CBD up to one hour after a traumatic event could cease the formation of negatively impacting memories.
Watch this space!
Addiction is a concept that is challenging to both define and understand. Every person has a different level or tolerance to addiction, so from the get go, we have to dispel the concept that drug addiction only comes to be when there is a physical dependency involved. Addiction is a little more complicated than that, mainly when we deal with drugs such as cannabis, and it is important to understand the connection between addiction and mental health. Plainly, cannabis or weed addiction can be and is a real thing that affects many people across the world.
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Cannabis has been legal all throughout Canada for more than a year now, but the black market is still thriving. This can be attributed to a variety of factors – for example, many argue that black market cannabis is often higher quality that the legal stuff, and there is undoubtedly more variety. However, the main factor is price. The cost of legal weed steadily increased after legalization until it reached prices 80% higher than comparable product on the black market. Prices have tapered off slightly, but the difference is still significant, and more and more Canadians – around 60%, now – are turning to illicit avenues to buy their cannabis. What causes these huge price differences in the first place?
🌱 In 1938, Popular Mechanics magazine highlighted the value of hemp, stating that more than 30,000 products could be made from the plant 🌱 .
When we think of Cannabis sativa, we’re quick to prioritize its medicinal or recreational value. But this plant is so much more. Hemp is marijuana’s “sober cousin”, and its remarkable uses date back thousands of years and span the entire globe. In 1938, Popular Mechanics magazine highlighted the value of hemp, stating that more than 30,000 products could be made from the plant! No one has time to hear about the 30,000 ways hemp could be used—but here are 4 ways hemp sustainability is contributing to the future.
If you’ve ever gotten really high (or even just kinda high) and listened to music, you probably already know that it can be quite an experience. Sounds become deeper, richer, and more vibrant; you can distinguish the timbres, rhythms, and notes more clearly; songs sound crisp, lush, and full of detail. Your sense of hearing seems to be heightened in the same way that your vision is if you put on a pair of prescription glasses. However, there is a lot that goes into the ‘why’ behind making music sound better high.
In recent years, there has been a lot of buzz about terpenes. We used to think that THC and CBD were the sole factors in determining a strain’s effects.
Now, we know that the effects are a result of the interactions between all (or at least many) of a strain’s cannabinoids and terpenes.
A strain with lots of limonene will smell like citrus and provide a more clear-headed, alert high, a strain high in myrcene will smell skunky and provide a stony high, and so on.
We’ve all heard the stories about first time (and longtime) users who (whether accidentally or impatiently) have gotten themselves into an unpleasant state due to the “over-dosing” of THC.
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While the terminology appears correct at first glance, there is a difference between consuming an amount of THC that is over your threshold of tolerance, and experiencing the clinical definition of an overdose.
Imagine a cannabis culture like the one in Amsterdam? Lounges and cannabis cafes that allow you to indulge in your favourite flower, BYOW (bring your own weed) or bought from your after-hours locale of choice. Even better? Imagine yourself heading to a concert and being able to (legally) smoke as you enjoy the music?
Well, if either of those is your idea of a good time, we have some good news for you! According to recent news this week, Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government has shared that as it moves towards an open market for pot in Ontario, that they are considering allowing cannabis cafes and lounges. The best part? They are asking the public (you) to weigh in on the proposal.
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A large number of people whose employment and livelihood depends on not receiving a positive drug test, may also wish to medicate using CBD over opiates.
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While a supply of cannabis isn’t really essential for most of us, let me tell you – quarantine is a lot less fun once you run out. With many of us around the world living in quarantine or under travel restrictions due to the COVID-19 outbreak, now might be a good time to start learning how to grow your own cannabis. Here’s what you need to know about growing your own in Canada.
Cannabis has an interesting history in Canada, even if it is somewhat brief compared to many other parts of the world. The plant is believed to have evolved in China at around 12,000 BC. Between then and now, cannabis has traveled all the way around the globe. However, it didn’t arrive in Canada until 1606, when French botanist Louis Hebert planted hemp in what is now Nova Scotia. In 1801, free hemp seed was distributed to Canadian farmers on behalf of the King of England. At that time, hemp was the only form of cannabis that grew in Canada – marijuana wouldn’t come along until later.
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