<![CDATA[The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed]]>f47d38be-b372-5778-b6a2-0e879195d42dTue, 13 Jan 2026 16:24:10 +0000Captivate.fmAlex Terrazas, PhDhttps://artwork.captivate.fm/e1a0e6f3-1b4d-4cb2-b2f0-5c3b84a4d921/Cannabis-Boomer-Podcast-Cover.jpgThe Cannabis Boomer's Daily FeedAlex Terrazas, PhDAlex Terrazas, PhDThe Cannabis Boomer's Daily Journal of News and Reviews in Cannabis Science provides insightful summaries of new publications in cannabis research and covers news from the world of cannabis. The Cannabis Boomer's summaries are not just for baby boomers and older adults, but for all adults with an interest in cannabis and health. The Cannabis Boomer is really Alex Terrazas, PhD, a psychologist and neuroscientist. #THC #CBD #Health #Cannabis #BabyBoomers #OlderAdultshttps://www.cannabisboomer.comfalseserialnopodcastThe Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for January 13, 2026The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for January 13, 2026Despite President Trump's recent executive order to reschedule cannabis, experts warn that it will do little to shield users from potential prosecution. The Department of Justice has already rescinded Biden-era guidance that directed U.S. attorneys to refrain from pursuing simple cannabis possession cases. Montana's legal marijuana industry has reached a major milestone, with over $1 billion in sales since the state legalized adult-use cannabis four years ago. The data shows a dramatic shift in consumer habits, as adult-use sales have surged while medical marijuana purchases have plummeted. As the new year begins, the push for marijuana legalization is gaining steam across the country. From the East Coast to the West, states are eyeing opportunities to enact both recreational and medical cannabis laws, bolstered by a recent federal move to reschedule the drug. This study explored adolescent attitudes towards cannabis use and how they relate to attitudes towards alcohol use. The key findings indicate that adolescents view cannabis use as more acceptable than alcohol use, and that they often use cannabis to cope with stress or social anxiety. This study examined the relationship between monthly simultaneous cannabis and alcohol use and mental health outcomes in male and female college students. The key findings were that simultaneous use was associated with higher levels of depression, anxiety, and stress, and these associations differed by sex, with stronger links observed in female students. This study examined the day-level effects of cannabis and alcohol use on sleep quality and duration among middle-aged and older adults in the community. The key findings suggest that cannabis use alone had negligible effects on sleep, but co-use of cannabis and alcohol attenuated the negative effects of alcohol on sleep.

Visit The Cannabis Boomer Podcast homepage at https://www.cannabisboomer.com for in-depth interviews with leading cannabis researchers.

#CannabisResearch #MarijuanaLegalization #AdolescentSubstanceUse #AlcoholAndCannabisCoUse #SleepQuality #CannabisScience #THC #CBD #OlderAdults #BabyBoomers

]]>Despite President Trump's recent executive order to reschedule cannabis, experts warn that it will do little to shield users from potential prosecution. The Department of Justice has already rescinded Biden-era guidance that directed U.S. attorneys to refrain from pursuing simple cannabis possession cases. Montana's legal marijuana industry has reached a major milestone, with over $1 billion in sales since the state legalized adult-use cannabis four years ago. The data shows a dramatic shift in consumer habits, as adult-use sales have surged while medical marijuana purchases have plummeted. As the new year begins, the push for marijuana legalization is gaining steam across the country. From the East Coast to the West, states are eyeing opportunities to enact both recreational and medical cannabis laws, bolstered by a recent federal move to reschedule the drug. This study explored adolescent attitudes towards cannabis use and how they relate to attitudes towards alcohol use. The key findings indicate that adolescents view cannabis use as more acceptable than alcohol use, and that they often use cannabis to cope with stress or social anxiety. This study examined the relationship between monthly simultaneous cannabis and alcohol use and mental health outcomes in male and female college students. The key findings were that simultaneous use was associated with higher levels of depression, anxiety, and stress, and these associations differed by sex, with stronger links observed in female students. This study examined the day-level effects of cannabis and alcohol use on sleep quality and duration among middle-aged and older adults in the community. The key findings suggest that cannabis use alone had negligible effects on sleep, but co-use of cannabis and alcohol attenuated the negative effects of alcohol on sleep.

Visit The Cannabis Boomer Podcast homepage at https://www.cannabisboomer.com for in-depth interviews with leading cannabis researchers.

#CannabisResearch #MarijuanaLegalization #AdolescentSubstanceUse #AlcoholAndCannabisCoUse #SleepQuality #CannabisScience #THC #CBD #OlderAdults #BabyBoomers

]]>18bdba34-93d2-4bdd-979d-e9cdcdfeabbaTue, 13 Jan 2026 09:15:00 -070010:00falsefull4747The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for January 12, 2026The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for January 12, 2026Massachusetts Moves Forward with Cannabis Cafes and Equity Initiatives The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission is ushering in a new era for the state's cannabis industry. With the recent legalization of social consumption, the commission is paving the way for cannabis cafes and lounges, providing new opportunities for social equity applicants disproportionately impacted by the war on drugs. Commission Chair Shannon O'Brien explains that these new licenses will be exclusively available to those who have been personally, or whose family members have been, affected by the criminalization of cannabis. The focus is on promoting public health and safety, with stringent regulations around ventilation and coordination with local officials. However, O'Brien acknowledges that the social equity program has yet to see the level of success they had hoped for, citing barriers to accessing capital as a key challenge. Seniors Embrace Cannabis as Pot Stocks Await Reclassification The senior population in the United States is increasingly turning to cannabis, with a 46% surge in usage reported. This trend coincides with President Trump's recent executive order to reclassify marijuana, a move that could have significant implications for the burgeoning cannabis industry. As the baby boomer generation ages, many are seeking alternative remedies to manage various health conditions. The appeal of cannabis, with its potential therapeutic benefits from compounds like CBD and THC, has resonated with this demographic. Experts suggest that seniors are drawn to cannabis as a natural solution for pain management, anxiety, and sleep issues, among other ailments. Marijuana Consumption Expands Across Massachusetts In a groundbreaking move, the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission has unanimously approved the expansion of on-site marijuana consumption in the state. This new regulation allows non-cannabis businesses, such as yoga studios and movie theaters, to obtain licenses to host consumption areas for adults aged 21 and over. Commission Chair Shannon O'Brien expressed that residents have been "eagerly" waiting for this opportunity to socially consume marijuana, and the new licenses will offer economic opportunities for small businesses and entrepreneurs. Neurocognitive outcomes in adolescents with and without four weeks of cannabis abstinence: a randomized clinical trial using contingency management. This study examined the neurocognitive effects of cannabis abstinence in adolescents. The key findings showed that adolescents who abstained from cannabis for four weeks exhibited improved neurocognitive performance compared to those who continued using cannabis. The study also found that contingency management was an effective intervention to promote cannabis abstinence. Cannabidiol reduces oxycodone self-administration while preserving its analgesic efficacy in a rat model of neuropathic pain. This study investigated the effects of CBD on oxycodone self-administration and hyperanalgesia in an animal model of chronic neuropathic pain. The key findings are that CBD reduced oxycodone self-administration in both sham and neuropathic pain rats, while the antinociceptive effects of oxycodone were preserved in the neuropathic pain group. Increasing use of cannabis edibles in response to recreational cannabis legalization in the United States. This study evaluated the associations between recreational cannabis legalization in the United States and primary mode of cannabis use, including smoking, eating/drinking, and vaporizing/dabbing. The key findings showed that the use of cannabis edibles increased significantly after recreational cannabis legalization, while the use of smoking and vaporizing/dabbing remained relatively stable.

To hear in-depth interviews on these and other topics, go to The Cannabis Boomer Podcast homepage at https;//www.cannabisboomer.com

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #CannabisLegalization...]]>Massachusetts Moves Forward with Cannabis Cafes and Equity Initiatives The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission is ushering in a new era for the state's cannabis industry. With the recent legalization of social consumption, the commission is paving the way for cannabis cafes and lounges, providing new opportunities for social equity applicants disproportionately impacted by the war on drugs. Commission Chair Shannon O'Brien explains that these new licenses will be exclusively available to those who have been personally, or whose family members have been, affected by the criminalization of cannabis. The focus is on promoting public health and safety, with stringent regulations around ventilation and coordination with local officials. However, O'Brien acknowledges that the social equity program has yet to see the level of success they had hoped for, citing barriers to accessing capital as a key challenge. Seniors Embrace Cannabis as Pot Stocks Await Reclassification The senior population in the United States is increasingly turning to cannabis, with a 46% surge in usage reported. This trend coincides with President Trump's recent executive order to reclassify marijuana, a move that could have significant implications for the burgeoning cannabis industry. As the baby boomer generation ages, many are seeking alternative remedies to manage various health conditions. The appeal of cannabis, with its potential therapeutic benefits from compounds like CBD and THC, has resonated with this demographic. Experts suggest that seniors are drawn to cannabis as a natural solution for pain management, anxiety, and sleep issues, among other ailments. Marijuana Consumption Expands Across Massachusetts In a groundbreaking move, the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission has unanimously approved the expansion of on-site marijuana consumption in the state. This new regulation allows non-cannabis businesses, such as yoga studios and movie theaters, to obtain licenses to host consumption areas for adults aged 21 and over. Commission Chair Shannon O'Brien expressed that residents have been "eagerly" waiting for this opportunity to socially consume marijuana, and the new licenses will offer economic opportunities for small businesses and entrepreneurs. Neurocognitive outcomes in adolescents with and without four weeks of cannabis abstinence: a randomized clinical trial using contingency management. This study examined the neurocognitive effects of cannabis abstinence in adolescents. The key findings showed that adolescents who abstained from cannabis for four weeks exhibited improved neurocognitive performance compared to those who continued using cannabis. The study also found that contingency management was an effective intervention to promote cannabis abstinence. Cannabidiol reduces oxycodone self-administration while preserving its analgesic efficacy in a rat model of neuropathic pain. This study investigated the effects of CBD on oxycodone self-administration and hyperanalgesia in an animal model of chronic neuropathic pain. The key findings are that CBD reduced oxycodone self-administration in both sham and neuropathic pain rats, while the antinociceptive effects of oxycodone were preserved in the neuropathic pain group. Increasing use of cannabis edibles in response to recreational cannabis legalization in the United States. This study evaluated the associations between recreational cannabis legalization in the United States and primary mode of cannabis use, including smoking, eating/drinking, and vaporizing/dabbing. The key findings showed that the use of cannabis edibles increased significantly after recreational cannabis legalization, while the use of smoking and vaporizing/dabbing remained relatively stable.

To hear in-depth interviews on these and other topics, go to The Cannabis Boomer Podcast homepage at https;//www.cannabisboomer.com

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #CannabisLegalization #CannabisEquity #CannabisEdibles #OpioidCrisis #NeurocognitiveEffects #CannabisAbstinence #CannabisConsumption

]]>8a90877a-b023-455d-9897-70ae103e0d57Mon, 12 Jan 2026 10:00:00 -070010:52falsefull4646The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for January 09, 2026The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for January 09, 2026The state of Michigan is gearing up for a potential shakeup in the cannabis industry as a looming ban on high-THC hemp products could have significant implications for consumers. Industry experts warn that the ban could lead to a potential shortage of these unregulated products, potentially driving up prices or forcing consumers to seek alternatives, which may include turning to the licensed dispensaries. In a major development for the state's medical cannabis program, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has announced the first licensed medical cannabis processor in the Commonwealth. This marks a significant milestone for the state's medical cannabis program, which has faced some delays in getting off the ground. Beshear expressed his desire to see the program accelerate. As the use of medical cannabis continues to grow, healthcare providers are playing a crucial role in guiding patients through the complexities of this emerging field. Dr. Wen emphasizes the importance of healthcare providers taking the time to understand each patient's unique needs and medical history, and then providing personalized recommendations based on the available scientific evidence. Kentucky lawmakers have introduced a bill that would allow voters to decide the fate of recreational cannabis in the state. If approved, the bill would allow individuals to possess up to an ounce of cannabis and grow up to five plants for personal use. The proposed legislation aims to address the injustices of cannabis prohibition. A study found that a history of cannabis smoking was associated with a higher likelihood of subjective cognitive complaints, and this association was stronger among women with a longer duration of cannabis use. Another study suggests that medical cannabis may be a viable treatment option for individuals with depression, potentially offering an alternative or adjunct to traditional pharmacological interventions. A study comprehensively assessed the influence of adolescent cannabis use onset on neurocognitive trajectories and the impact of recent THC and CBD exposure. The findings highlight the potential detrimental effects of adolescent cannabis use on neurocognitive development.

#CannabisResearch #MedicalCannabis #AdolescentCannabisUse #CognitiveFunction #Depression #KentuckyCannabis #MichiganCannabis #THC #CBD #BabyBoomers #OlderAdults

]]>The state of Michigan is gearing up for a potential shakeup in the cannabis industry as a looming ban on high-THC hemp products could have significant implications for consumers. Industry experts warn that the ban could lead to a potential shortage of these unregulated products, potentially driving up prices or forcing consumers to seek alternatives, which may include turning to the licensed dispensaries. In a major development for the state's medical cannabis program, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has announced the first licensed medical cannabis processor in the Commonwealth. This marks a significant milestone for the state's medical cannabis program, which has faced some delays in getting off the ground. Beshear expressed his desire to see the program accelerate. As the use of medical cannabis continues to grow, healthcare providers are playing a crucial role in guiding patients through the complexities of this emerging field. Dr. Wen emphasizes the importance of healthcare providers taking the time to understand each patient's unique needs and medical history, and then providing personalized recommendations based on the available scientific evidence. Kentucky lawmakers have introduced a bill that would allow voters to decide the fate of recreational cannabis in the state. If approved, the bill would allow individuals to possess up to an ounce of cannabis and grow up to five plants for personal use. The proposed legislation aims to address the injustices of cannabis prohibition. A study found that a history of cannabis smoking was associated with a higher likelihood of subjective cognitive complaints, and this association was stronger among women with a longer duration of cannabis use. Another study suggests that medical cannabis may be a viable treatment option for individuals with depression, potentially offering an alternative or adjunct to traditional pharmacological interventions. A study comprehensively assessed the influence of adolescent cannabis use onset on neurocognitive trajectories and the impact of recent THC and CBD exposure. The findings highlight the potential detrimental effects of adolescent cannabis use on neurocognitive development.

#CannabisResearch #MedicalCannabis #AdolescentCannabisUse #CognitiveFunction #Depression #KentuckyCannabis #MichiganCannabis #THC #CBD #BabyBoomers #OlderAdults

]]>5e90e923-1339-4d45-a306-618c88783558Fri, 09 Jan 2026 09:30:00 -070011:59falsefull4545The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for January 08, 2026The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for January 08, 2026Cannabis Consumers Demand Equal Gun Rights After Rescheduling In a major victory for cannabis advocates, the federal government has reclassified marijuana from a Schedule One to a Schedule Three controlled substance. This move has prompted a prominent gun rights group to call for the restoration of firearm ownership rights for state-authorized cannabis consumers. Gun Owners of America, a leading pro-Second Amendment organization, is urging federal authorities to stop treating lawful cannabis users as "unlawful users of controlled substances" who are prohibited from possessing firearms. The group argues that with marijuana no longer classified as a dangerous, high-risk drug, there is no justification for denying gun rights to responsible cannabis consumers, particularly in states where the substance is legally regulated. Floridians Divided Over Proposed Cannabis Open-Container Law In a move that has sparked debate across the Sunshine State, a Florida lawmaker has introduced a bill that would ban the possession of open or ready-to-use cannabis products inside vehicles. The proposed legislation, known as the "Clear Minds, Safe Roads Act," aims to enhance road safety by mirroring the state's existing open-container laws for alcohol. Supporters of the bill argue that the measure is necessary to address the growing issue of impaired driving due to cannabis use, while critics are concerned about the potential impact on medical marijuana patients and the possibility of increased profiling. Cannabis involvement and mass shooting events in the United States from 1900 to 2019 This study examined the association between cannabis involvement and mass shootings in the United States from 1900 to 2019. The key findings indicate that a significant proportion of mass shooters had a history of cannabis use, and some had evidence of CBD or THC in their system at the time of the incident. However, the study has serious methodological flaws, as the authors do not show that shooters have a higher incidence of cannabis use than a demographically controlled population, and they do not acknowledge the length of time measurable cannabis can stay in the body long after use. Medical cannabis for chronic pain management: questions and answers between clinical and medico-legal issues This research article discusses the clinical and medico-legal aspects of using medical cannabis for chronic pain management. The key findings indicate that the efficacy of medical cannabis on pain reduction is statistically significant compared to placebo, with a mean reduction in the Numeric Rating Scale from baseline. While the incidence of serious adverse events was rare, medical cannabis may significantly increase AEs such as dizziness, tiredness, drowsiness, and nausea. Interactive associations of cannabis and alcohol outlet densities with assault injuries in California: a spatiotemporal analysis This study examined the impacts of recreational cannabis outlets on neighborhood-level assault injury rates in California and evaluated whether alcohol outlet density moderated these associations. The key findings were that the introduction of recreational cannabis outlets may have contributed to a small increase in nonfirearm assault injuries, but there was no association with firearm assault injuries. A hypothetical 20 percent reduction in alcohol outlet densities was associated with fewer firearm and nonfirearm assault injuries.

#Cannabis #GunRights #Florida #MassShootings #ChronicPain #AssaultInjuries #AlcoholOutlets #CannabisOutlets #THC #CBD #OlderAdults #BabyBoomers

]]>Cannabis Consumers Demand Equal Gun Rights After Rescheduling In a major victory for cannabis advocates, the federal government has reclassified marijuana from a Schedule One to a Schedule Three controlled substance. This move has prompted a prominent gun rights group to call for the restoration of firearm ownership rights for state-authorized cannabis consumers. Gun Owners of America, a leading pro-Second Amendment organization, is urging federal authorities to stop treating lawful cannabis users as "unlawful users of controlled substances" who are prohibited from possessing firearms. The group argues that with marijuana no longer classified as a dangerous, high-risk drug, there is no justification for denying gun rights to responsible cannabis consumers, particularly in states where the substance is legally regulated. Floridians Divided Over Proposed Cannabis Open-Container Law In a move that has sparked debate across the Sunshine State, a Florida lawmaker has introduced a bill that would ban the possession of open or ready-to-use cannabis products inside vehicles. The proposed legislation, known as the "Clear Minds, Safe Roads Act," aims to enhance road safety by mirroring the state's existing open-container laws for alcohol. Supporters of the bill argue that the measure is necessary to address the growing issue of impaired driving due to cannabis use, while critics are concerned about the potential impact on medical marijuana patients and the possibility of increased profiling. Cannabis involvement and mass shooting events in the United States from 1900 to 2019 This study examined the association between cannabis involvement and mass shootings in the United States from 1900 to 2019. The key findings indicate that a significant proportion of mass shooters had a history of cannabis use, and some had evidence of CBD or THC in their system at the time of the incident. However, the study has serious methodological flaws, as the authors do not show that shooters have a higher incidence of cannabis use than a demographically controlled population, and they do not acknowledge the length of time measurable cannabis can stay in the body long after use. Medical cannabis for chronic pain management: questions and answers between clinical and medico-legal issues This research article discusses the clinical and medico-legal aspects of using medical cannabis for chronic pain management. The key findings indicate that the efficacy of medical cannabis on pain reduction is statistically significant compared to placebo, with a mean reduction in the Numeric Rating Scale from baseline. While the incidence of serious adverse events was rare, medical cannabis may significantly increase AEs such as dizziness, tiredness, drowsiness, and nausea. Interactive associations of cannabis and alcohol outlet densities with assault injuries in California: a spatiotemporal analysis This study examined the impacts of recreational cannabis outlets on neighborhood-level assault injury rates in California and evaluated whether alcohol outlet density moderated these associations. The key findings were that the introduction of recreational cannabis outlets may have contributed to a small increase in nonfirearm assault injuries, but there was no association with firearm assault injuries. A hypothetical 20 percent reduction in alcohol outlet densities was associated with fewer firearm and nonfirearm assault injuries.

#Cannabis #GunRights #Florida #MassShootings #ChronicPain #AssaultInjuries #AlcoholOutlets #CannabisOutlets #THC #CBD #OlderAdults #BabyBoomers

]]>6e3bb039-988d-4a89-8689-315e49db41c6Thu, 08 Jan 2026 07:00:00 -070009:31falsefull4444The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for January 07, 2026The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for January 07, 2026On today's Cannabis Boomer's Journal of News and Reviews in Cannabis Science, Dr. Alex Terrazas PhD gives his take on the latest findings in cannabis research. Florida Moves to Restrict Medical Marijuana Use in Vehicles A new bill has been introduced in the Florida Senate that aims to crack down on the transportation of open cannabis products. The proposed legislation would make it illegal for both drivers and passengers to have open containers of medical marijuana, hemp, or THC-infused products in their vehicles. Patient advocates warn that it could create significant hardships for the state's nearly 1 million registered medical marijuana users. DEA Delays Cannabis Rescheduling Decision Despite Executive Order The Drug Enforcement Administration has confirmed that the process to reschedule cannabis remains in limbo, despite a recent executive order from President Trump directing the attorney general to complete the reform "in the most expeditious manner." The delay stands in contrast to the DEA's moves to increase production quotas for psychedelics like psilocybin and DMT. Delaware Decriminalizes Public Marijuana Smoking The state of Delaware has passed a bill that decriminalizes the public consumption of marijuana. Individuals caught smoking marijuana in public will face a civil fine of $100, rather than criminal charges. Supporters of the bill argue that this move will help address racial disparities in marijuana-related arrests and destigmatize the use of the drug. Real-world efficacy and safety of CBD in developmental and epileptic encephalopathies This study found that CBD was effective in reducing seizure frequency across various developmental and epileptic encephalopathies, including off-label indications, and was generally well-tolerated, with adverse events being mostly mild to moderate in severity. Rethinking Alzheimer's: Harnessing CBD to Modulate I D O and c GAS Pathways for Neuroinflammation Control This study investigated how CBD independently influences two key neuroinflammatory regulators in Alzheimer's disease. The findings support CBD as a potential monotherapy or adjunctive treatment for Alzheimer's Disease by targeting distinct neuroinflammatory pathways. CBD as a multifaceted therapeutic agent: mitigating Alzheimer's disease pathology and enhancing cognitive function This research article explores the potential of CBD as a therapeutic agent for Alzheimer's disease, focusing on its ability to mitigate disease pathology and enhance cognitive function. The key findings indicate that CBD exhibits neuroprotective effects, reduces neuroinflammation, and improves cognitive performance in Alzheimer's disease models. #CannabisBoomer

#THC #CBD #CannabisScience #MedicalMarijuana #Alzheimer'sDisease #Epilepsy #CBD #DEA #Rescheduling #PublicConsumption #Florida #Delaware #Research #Science #BabyBoomers #OlderAdults

]]>On today's Cannabis Boomer's Journal of News and Reviews in Cannabis Science, Dr. Alex Terrazas PhD gives his take on the latest findings in cannabis research. Florida Moves to Restrict Medical Marijuana Use in Vehicles A new bill has been introduced in the Florida Senate that aims to crack down on the transportation of open cannabis products. The proposed legislation would make it illegal for both drivers and passengers to have open containers of medical marijuana, hemp, or THC-infused products in their vehicles. Patient advocates warn that it could create significant hardships for the state's nearly 1 million registered medical marijuana users. DEA Delays Cannabis Rescheduling Decision Despite Executive Order The Drug Enforcement Administration has confirmed that the process to reschedule cannabis remains in limbo, despite a recent executive order from President Trump directing the attorney general to complete the reform "in the most expeditious manner." The delay stands in contrast to the DEA's moves to increase production quotas for psychedelics like psilocybin and DMT. Delaware Decriminalizes Public Marijuana Smoking The state of Delaware has passed a bill that decriminalizes the public consumption of marijuana. Individuals caught smoking marijuana in public will face a civil fine of $100, rather than criminal charges. Supporters of the bill argue that this move will help address racial disparities in marijuana-related arrests and destigmatize the use of the drug. Real-world efficacy and safety of CBD in developmental and epileptic encephalopathies This study found that CBD was effective in reducing seizure frequency across various developmental and epileptic encephalopathies, including off-label indications, and was generally well-tolerated, with adverse events being mostly mild to moderate in severity. Rethinking Alzheimer's: Harnessing CBD to Modulate I D O and c GAS Pathways for Neuroinflammation Control This study investigated how CBD independently influences two key neuroinflammatory regulators in Alzheimer's disease. The findings support CBD as a potential monotherapy or adjunctive treatment for Alzheimer's Disease by targeting distinct neuroinflammatory pathways. CBD as a multifaceted therapeutic agent: mitigating Alzheimer's disease pathology and enhancing cognitive function This research article explores the potential of CBD as a therapeutic agent for Alzheimer's disease, focusing on its ability to mitigate disease pathology and enhance cognitive function. The key findings indicate that CBD exhibits neuroprotective effects, reduces neuroinflammation, and improves cognitive performance in Alzheimer's disease models. #CannabisBoomer

#THC #CBD #CannabisScience #MedicalMarijuana #Alzheimer'sDisease #Epilepsy #CBD #DEA #Rescheduling #PublicConsumption #Florida #Delaware #Research #Science #BabyBoomers #OlderAdults

]]>3b0d65b5-db13-499b-ac9f-ea453993fa81Wed, 07 Jan 2026 06:15:00 -070010:23falsefull4343The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for January 06, 2026The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for January 06, 2026Congress Clears Path for Marijuana Rescheduling, Preserves State Medical Cannabis Protections In a significant move, congressional leaders have dropped their attempt to block the rescheduling of marijuana, while maintaining crucial protections for state medical cannabis programs. This bipartisan agreement comes on the heels of President Trump's executive order directing the Justice Department to expedite the process of moving marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act. Nebraska Approves First Medical Cannabis Cultivator License Nebraska's long-awaited medical cannabis program is finally taking shape, as the state's Medical Cannabis Commission approved its first cultivator license this week. The move comes after voters overwhelmingly approved medical marijuana in the 2024 election, and signals progress in establishing a regulated supply chain for patients. Uncertain Future for Hemp Farming as Federal Regulations Loom The hemp industry is facing a potential crisis as a federal ban on hemp-derived THC products looms. After years of growth, the crop's future is now in jeopardy, with the vast majority of hemp-based products set to become illegal in a matter of months. Clinical Approach to Acute Recreational Drug Intoxication in the Emergency Setting: A Practical Guide Based on Swiss Experience This research article summarizes the current evidence and recommendations for the clinical management of acute recreational drug intoxication in emergency departments. Cannabis use and psychotic-like experiences in the This study examined the association between cannabis use and psychotic-like experiences in a contemporary United States sample, adjusting for other risk factors.

#CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #MedicalCannabis #HempIndustry #DrugIntoxication #PsychoticExperiences #THC #CBD #BabyBoomers #OlderAdults

]]>Congress Clears Path for Marijuana Rescheduling, Preserves State Medical Cannabis Protections In a significant move, congressional leaders have dropped their attempt to block the rescheduling of marijuana, while maintaining crucial protections for state medical cannabis programs. This bipartisan agreement comes on the heels of President Trump's executive order directing the Justice Department to expedite the process of moving marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act. Nebraska Approves First Medical Cannabis Cultivator License Nebraska's long-awaited medical cannabis program is finally taking shape, as the state's Medical Cannabis Commission approved its first cultivator license this week. The move comes after voters overwhelmingly approved medical marijuana in the 2024 election, and signals progress in establishing a regulated supply chain for patients. Uncertain Future for Hemp Farming as Federal Regulations Loom The hemp industry is facing a potential crisis as a federal ban on hemp-derived THC products looms. After years of growth, the crop's future is now in jeopardy, with the vast majority of hemp-based products set to become illegal in a matter of months. Clinical Approach to Acute Recreational Drug Intoxication in the Emergency Setting: A Practical Guide Based on Swiss Experience This research article summarizes the current evidence and recommendations for the clinical management of acute recreational drug intoxication in emergency departments. Cannabis use and psychotic-like experiences in the This study examined the association between cannabis use and psychotic-like experiences in a contemporary United States sample, adjusting for other risk factors.

#CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #MedicalCannabis #HempIndustry #DrugIntoxication #PsychoticExperiences #THC #CBD #BabyBoomers #OlderAdults

]]>3d92bcc6-5fa7-408b-badb-e3cdd8b173adTue, 06 Jan 2026 08:00:00 -070009:02falsefull4242The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for January 05, 2026The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for January 05, 2026Tribal Cannabis Deals Soar in 2026 2026 has been a landmark year for tribal cannabis, with the Bois Forte Band and Red Lake Nation striking major agreements that are reshaping the industry. These deals cap off a year of unprecedented growth and opportunity for Native American communities in the cannabis space. Florida Marijuana Proposal Faces Legal Challenges In a high-stakes battle over the future of recreational marijuana in the Sunshine State, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier and two major business groups have urged the state's Supreme Court to reject a proposed constitutional amendment that would legalize the use of cannabis for adults aged 21 and older. Marijuana and School Funding: The Contentious Issues Ahead The 20 26 legislative session in Indiana is shaping up to be a battleground for two highly contentious issues: the legalization of marijuana and the ongoing debate over school funding. As lawmakers gather at the Statehouse, these topics are expected to dominate the agenda and spark intense discussions. Medical Marijuana and Treatment Personalization: The Role of Genetics and Epigenetics in Response to THC and CBD This research examines the role of genetic and epigenetic factors in personalized medical marijuana therapy. The key findings indicate that variants in phase I and II drug-metabolizing enzymes, as well as epigenetic markers, can influence an individual's response to THC and CBD. Cognitive Difficulty Concentrating, Remembering, or Making Decisions According to Chronic Medical Conditions and Cannabis Use Among US Adults This study explored the independent and co-occurring effects of cannabis use and chronic diseases on cognitive difficulties among US adults. The key findings indicate that both cannabis use and chronic diseases were associated with increased cognitive difficulties, and the combination of the two factors had an additive effect. Changes in sleep quality during the 12 months following medical cannabis initiation This study examined the long-term impact of medical cannabis use on subjective sleep quality among adults in Pennsylvania over a 12-month period. The key findings were that sleep quality improved significantly in the first 3 months of medical cannabis use and remained improved throughout the 12-month follow-up period.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #MedicalCannabis #TribeCannabis #FloridalegalizationChallenges #IndianaMarijuanaLegalization #SchoolFunding #Pharmacogenomics #Epigenetics #CognitiveFunction #SleepQuality

]]>Tribal Cannabis Deals Soar in 2026 2026 has been a landmark year for tribal cannabis, with the Bois Forte Band and Red Lake Nation striking major agreements that are reshaping the industry. These deals cap off a year of unprecedented growth and opportunity for Native American communities in the cannabis space. Florida Marijuana Proposal Faces Legal Challenges In a high-stakes battle over the future of recreational marijuana in the Sunshine State, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier and two major business groups have urged the state's Supreme Court to reject a proposed constitutional amendment that would legalize the use of cannabis for adults aged 21 and older. Marijuana and School Funding: The Contentious Issues Ahead The 20 26 legislative session in Indiana is shaping up to be a battleground for two highly contentious issues: the legalization of marijuana and the ongoing debate over school funding. As lawmakers gather at the Statehouse, these topics are expected to dominate the agenda and spark intense discussions. Medical Marijuana and Treatment Personalization: The Role of Genetics and Epigenetics in Response to THC and CBD This research examines the role of genetic and epigenetic factors in personalized medical marijuana therapy. The key findings indicate that variants in phase I and II drug-metabolizing enzymes, as well as epigenetic markers, can influence an individual's response to THC and CBD. Cognitive Difficulty Concentrating, Remembering, or Making Decisions According to Chronic Medical Conditions and Cannabis Use Among US Adults This study explored the independent and co-occurring effects of cannabis use and chronic diseases on cognitive difficulties among US adults. The key findings indicate that both cannabis use and chronic diseases were associated with increased cognitive difficulties, and the combination of the two factors had an additive effect. Changes in sleep quality during the 12 months following medical cannabis initiation This study examined the long-term impact of medical cannabis use on subjective sleep quality among adults in Pennsylvania over a 12-month period. The key findings were that sleep quality improved significantly in the first 3 months of medical cannabis use and remained improved throughout the 12-month follow-up period.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #MedicalCannabis #TribeCannabis #FloridalegalizationChallenges #IndianaMarijuanaLegalization #SchoolFunding #Pharmacogenomics #Epigenetics #CognitiveFunction #SleepQuality

]]>2c38e967-150d-416b-affa-80d478207cfeMon, 05 Jan 2026 10:00:00 -070010:06falsefull4141The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 19, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 19, 2025On the federal government's recent announcement to reschedule cannabis, the move could have far-reaching implications. It will effectively decriminalize the substance at the federal level, allowing states more autonomy in determining their own cannabis laws. This is expected to facilitate more robust scientific research into the potential medical benefits of compounds like CBD and THC.

Tyson Praises Trump's Cannabis Reform, Predicts Five Hundred Thousand New Jobs. Boxing legend Mike Tyson has enthusiastically endorsed President Trump's recent executive order reclassifying cannabis as a less dangerous drug, believing it will pave the way for significant job growth.


A review of recent evidence for the effectiveness of medical cannabis indicates that while public interest and research output have surged, the measured clinical benefits are generally modest, variable, and limited by research challenges. Future progress will depend on standardized products, rigorous trials, and clinician education.


A study on healthcare professionals' perspectives on medicinal cannabis in Malta found variable attitudes, with some expressing concerns about its clinical integration despite established legislation. This highlights the need to address knowledge gaps to facilitate its effective and safe use.


A review of the therapeutic use of cannabis and cannabinoids found that their use is approved for certain conditions, but the evidence for their use in chronic non-cancer pain, insomnia, and other disorders is inconclusive. Clinicians must carefully evaluate the potential benefits and risks.


#CannabisResearch #MedicalCannabis #CannabisLegalization #CannabisPolicy #CannabisScience #CannabisBoomer #CannabisNews #CannabisTherapeutics #CannabisRegulation #CannabisHealthcare


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]]>On the federal government's recent announcement to reschedule cannabis, the move could have far-reaching implications. It will effectively decriminalize the substance at the federal level, allowing states more autonomy in determining their own cannabis laws. This is expected to facilitate more robust scientific research into the potential medical benefits of compounds like CBD and THC.

Tyson Praises Trump's Cannabis Reform, Predicts Five Hundred Thousand New Jobs. Boxing legend Mike Tyson has enthusiastically endorsed President Trump's recent executive order reclassifying cannabis as a less dangerous drug, believing it will pave the way for significant job growth.


A review of recent evidence for the effectiveness of medical cannabis indicates that while public interest and research output have surged, the measured clinical benefits are generally modest, variable, and limited by research challenges. Future progress will depend on standardized products, rigorous trials, and clinician education.


A study on healthcare professionals' perspectives on medicinal cannabis in Malta found variable attitudes, with some expressing concerns about its clinical integration despite established legislation. This highlights the need to address knowledge gaps to facilitate its effective and safe use.


A review of the therapeutic use of cannabis and cannabinoids found that their use is approved for certain conditions, but the evidence for their use in chronic non-cancer pain, insomnia, and other disorders is inconclusive. Clinicians must carefully evaluate the potential benefits and risks.


#CannabisResearch #MedicalCannabis #CannabisLegalization #CannabisPolicy #CannabisScience #CannabisBoomer #CannabisNews #CannabisTherapeutics #CannabisRegulation #CannabisHealthcare


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]]>44b353f9-7a8e-4204-ac73-92ccf74166b8Fri, 19 Dec 2025 07:30:00 -070008:50falsefull4040The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 18, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 18, 2025Trump Expected to Ease Federal Marijuana Restrictions The cannabis industry is buzzing with anticipation as President Trump prepares to sign an executive order that could significantly impact the legal landscape for marijuana. The potential reclassification could pave the way for increased research, development, and commercialization of both THC and CBD-based products, providing a much-needed boost to an industry that has long operated in a legal gray area.

Marijuana in Your Car:

Understanding Arizona's Laws Arizona legalized marijuana in 2020, but with that came a new set of rules and regulations. There are strict limits on the amount of THC and CBD you can possess at any given time, and the law also regulates how you can transport it. Failure to follow these guidelines could lead to charges related to the transportation of a controlled substance. Plummeting Cannabis Cultivation Permits Reshape the Industry The U.S. cannabis industry is undergoing a significant shift, as the number of active cultivation permits has dropped by a staggering 24% since 2023. Industry experts attribute this contraction to a complex interplay of factors, including oversaturation, regulatory changes, and evolving consumer preferences.

Cannabis social equity initiatives among US states with legal non-medical cannabis retail: A review and recommendations This study described state social equity initiatives related to equitable industry entrepreneurship opportunities, community reinvestment, and criminal justice reform. The findings suggest that these social equity initiatives may help address historical inequities and promote more equitable participation in the cannabis industry. Mothers Marketing to Mothers: An Exploration of Cannabis Use and Constructions of Motherhood on Instagram and Blog Posts This study explored the online movement of "Cannamom culture", which promotes the acceptance of cannabis use among mothers. The findings highlight the need for healthcare providers and policymakers to understand the online narratives around cannabis use and motherhood, and to develop appropriate interventions and policies. Pictorial warning labels reduce sharing intentions, blunt self-relevance processes elicited by social media posts promoting cannabis edibles This study examined the effects of warning labels on individuals' intentions to share social media posts promoting cannabis edibles and the underlying neural mechanisms. The findings suggest that warning labels may discourage sharing by negatively influencing perceptions of self-relevance.

#CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #SocialEquity #Cannamoms #WarningLabels #CannabisIndustry #ArizonaCannabisLaws #FederalMarijuanaRestrictions

]]>Trump Expected to Ease Federal Marijuana Restrictions The cannabis industry is buzzing with anticipation as President Trump prepares to sign an executive order that could significantly impact the legal landscape for marijuana. The potential reclassification could pave the way for increased research, development, and commercialization of both THC and CBD-based products, providing a much-needed boost to an industry that has long operated in a legal gray area.

Marijuana in Your Car:

Understanding Arizona's Laws Arizona legalized marijuana in 2020, but with that came a new set of rules and regulations. There are strict limits on the amount of THC and CBD you can possess at any given time, and the law also regulates how you can transport it. Failure to follow these guidelines could lead to charges related to the transportation of a controlled substance. Plummeting Cannabis Cultivation Permits Reshape the Industry The U.S. cannabis industry is undergoing a significant shift, as the number of active cultivation permits has dropped by a staggering 24% since 2023. Industry experts attribute this contraction to a complex interplay of factors, including oversaturation, regulatory changes, and evolving consumer preferences.

Cannabis social equity initiatives among US states with legal non-medical cannabis retail: A review and recommendations This study described state social equity initiatives related to equitable industry entrepreneurship opportunities, community reinvestment, and criminal justice reform. The findings suggest that these social equity initiatives may help address historical inequities and promote more equitable participation in the cannabis industry. Mothers Marketing to Mothers: An Exploration of Cannabis Use and Constructions of Motherhood on Instagram and Blog Posts This study explored the online movement of "Cannamom culture", which promotes the acceptance of cannabis use among mothers. The findings highlight the need for healthcare providers and policymakers to understand the online narratives around cannabis use and motherhood, and to develop appropriate interventions and policies. Pictorial warning labels reduce sharing intentions, blunt self-relevance processes elicited by social media posts promoting cannabis edibles This study examined the effects of warning labels on individuals' intentions to share social media posts promoting cannabis edibles and the underlying neural mechanisms. The findings suggest that warning labels may discourage sharing by negatively influencing perceptions of self-relevance.

#CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #SocialEquity #Cannamoms #WarningLabels #CannabisIndustry #ArizonaCannabisLaws #FederalMarijuanaRestrictions

]]>103f9068-2783-49cd-94a9-9920c4a92930Thu, 18 Dec 2025 07:30:00 -070010:19falsefull3939The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 17, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 17, 2025On Trump's Cannabis Rescheduling: A Surprising Shift in the War on Drugs

The political landscape around cannabis reform in the United States is undergoing a dramatic shift, and it's coming from an unexpected source - a Republican president. Donald Trump has confirmed that he is "very strongly" considering rescheduling cannabis from its current Schedule I classification, where it sits alongside heroin, to Schedule III, a move that could revolutionize federal drug policy. This decision represents a significant departure from the GOP's traditional "tough on drugs" stance, but Trump's reasoning appears to be more about the potential economic benefits than social justice concerns.

Navigating Virginia's Cannabis Legalization: Opportunities and Challenges Ahead


As Virginia prepares to legalize the retail sale of cannabis, the implications of this landmark legislation are far-reaching. The absence of an "opt-out" provision is expected to have the most significant effect on the conservative-leaning regions of Southwest and Southside Virginia, where the proximity to state borders could make these areas prime locations for cannabis businesses. The legislation also introduces a radius rule, limiting the proximity of cannabis stores to one another, which could lead to contentious decisions regarding license allocation. The newly empowered Cannabis Control Authority will be responsible for navigating these complex issues, raising questions about the expertise and priorities that will shape the industry's development.


North Providence Limits Cannabis Stores to Industrial Zones


North Providence is taking steps to restrict the locations of future cannabis stores in the town. The Planning Board has recommended that the Town Council amend the zoning ordinance to only allow cannabis retailers in the town's limited manufacturing general zones, which are primarily industrial areas away from residential neighborhoods. The goal is to protect residents from the potential impacts of cannabis businesses, such as chemicals, noise, and machinery. The move comes after North Providence residents voted in 2022 to allow recreational cannabis sales in the town, and the Planning Board's recommendation aims to strike a balance between honoring the will of the voters and minimizing the potential disruption to the community.


The History and Use of Medical Cannabis by Weber in Journal of Christian Nursing


This article explores the historical trajectory of medical cannabis from early therapeutic uses to integration into Western medicine, subsequent prohibition, and cautious resurgence. Archaeological and historical evidence indicate that cannabis has been used for medicinal purposes for almost 5,000 years. The article provides a comprehensive view of cannabis' evolving role in health and healing across cultures and centuries, and discusses the implications for Christian healthcare providers regarding the use of medical cannabis.


Patients' Perspectives and Experiences of Cannabis to Manage Symptoms of Chronic Kidney Disease: An In-Depth Interview Study by Walker and others in Hemodialysis International


This study explored the experiences of people with kidney failure using cannabis to manage their symptoms. The key findings were that participants reported using CBD and THC to alleviate symptoms such as pain, nausea, and insomnia, and that they perceived cannabis as more effective and safer than conventional medications. However, they also faced barriers to accessing and using cannabis. The findings suggest that cannabis may be a viable treatment option for managing the symptoms of kidney disease, but further research is needed to understand its efficacy and safety in this population.


#cannabis #cannabisresearch #cannabislegalization #medicalcannabis #chronickidneydisease #trumpcannabis #virginiacannabis...]]>On Trump's Cannabis Rescheduling: A Surprising Shift in the War on Drugs

The political landscape around cannabis reform in the United States is undergoing a dramatic shift, and it's coming from an unexpected source - a Republican president. Donald Trump has confirmed that he is "very strongly" considering rescheduling cannabis from its current Schedule I classification, where it sits alongside heroin, to Schedule III, a move that could revolutionize federal drug policy. This decision represents a significant departure from the GOP's traditional "tough on drugs" stance, but Trump's reasoning appears to be more about the potential economic benefits than social justice concerns.

Navigating Virginia's Cannabis Legalization: Opportunities and Challenges Ahead


As Virginia prepares to legalize the retail sale of cannabis, the implications of this landmark legislation are far-reaching. The absence of an "opt-out" provision is expected to have the most significant effect on the conservative-leaning regions of Southwest and Southside Virginia, where the proximity to state borders could make these areas prime locations for cannabis businesses. The legislation also introduces a radius rule, limiting the proximity of cannabis stores to one another, which could lead to contentious decisions regarding license allocation. The newly empowered Cannabis Control Authority will be responsible for navigating these complex issues, raising questions about the expertise and priorities that will shape the industry's development.


North Providence Limits Cannabis Stores to Industrial Zones


North Providence is taking steps to restrict the locations of future cannabis stores in the town. The Planning Board has recommended that the Town Council amend the zoning ordinance to only allow cannabis retailers in the town's limited manufacturing general zones, which are primarily industrial areas away from residential neighborhoods. The goal is to protect residents from the potential impacts of cannabis businesses, such as chemicals, noise, and machinery. The move comes after North Providence residents voted in 2022 to allow recreational cannabis sales in the town, and the Planning Board's recommendation aims to strike a balance between honoring the will of the voters and minimizing the potential disruption to the community.


The History and Use of Medical Cannabis by Weber in Journal of Christian Nursing


This article explores the historical trajectory of medical cannabis from early therapeutic uses to integration into Western medicine, subsequent prohibition, and cautious resurgence. Archaeological and historical evidence indicate that cannabis has been used for medicinal purposes for almost 5,000 years. The article provides a comprehensive view of cannabis' evolving role in health and healing across cultures and centuries, and discusses the implications for Christian healthcare providers regarding the use of medical cannabis.


Patients' Perspectives and Experiences of Cannabis to Manage Symptoms of Chronic Kidney Disease: An In-Depth Interview Study by Walker and others in Hemodialysis International


This study explored the experiences of people with kidney failure using cannabis to manage their symptoms. The key findings were that participants reported using CBD and THC to alleviate symptoms such as pain, nausea, and insomnia, and that they perceived cannabis as more effective and safer than conventional medications. However, they also faced barriers to accessing and using cannabis. The findings suggest that cannabis may be a viable treatment option for managing the symptoms of kidney disease, but further research is needed to understand its efficacy and safety in this population.


#cannabis #cannabisresearch #cannabislegalization #medicalcannabis #chronickidneydisease #trumpcannabis #virginiacannabis #northprovidencecannabis

]]>4e19e52e-7c47-44c8-9aa8-822efa4154f1Wed, 17 Dec 2025 09:00:00 -070008:49falsefull3838The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 15, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 15, 2025The cannabis industry is buzzing with excitement as the White House prepares to significantly ease federal restrictions on marijuana. This potential shift would be a game-changer for the industry, as it would enable cannabis companies to fall under different tax regulations and encourage greater investment.

Maine's recreational cannabis industry faces a pivotal moment as a newly approved petition seeks to potentially shut down the state's cannabis stores. The proposed law faces strong opposition from industry leaders and lawmakers, who argue that making cannabis illegal again won't solve the concerns about potency, product testing, and regulation.

Kentucky's first medical cannabis dispensary is set to open its doors this weekend, marking a significant milestone for the state's burgeoning medical marijuana industry. Patients with qualifying conditions will now be able to purchase a variety of medical cannabis products, including oils, tinctures, and edibles.


This study explored the online movement of "Cannamom culture", which promotes the acceptance of cannabis use among mothers, in the context of the legalization of cannabis and cannabis edibles in Canada. The findings highlight the need for healthcare providers to be aware of the normalization of cannabis use among mothers and to provide appropriate education and support.


This study examined the frequency and marketing techniques of alcohol, vaping, and cannabis products/brands promoted by social media influencers popular with Canadian children and adolescents on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. The findings highlight the need for policy interventions to restrict the marketing of these harmful products to children and adolescents on social media platforms.


This study developed and tested the feasibility, usability, and ecological validity of a realistic, customizable online cannabis store platform for evaluating how online marketing influences consumer behavior. The practical implications of this platform include the ability to evaluate the impact of online cannabis marketing on consumer behavior, which can inform regulatory policies and harm reduction strategies.


#cannabis #marijuana #cannabisresearch #cannabisindustry #cannabislegalization #cannabiseducation #socialmedia #influencermarketing #cannabisregulation #cannabisscience

]]>The cannabis industry is buzzing with excitement as the White House prepares to significantly ease federal restrictions on marijuana. This potential shift would be a game-changer for the industry, as it would enable cannabis companies to fall under different tax regulations and encourage greater investment.

Maine's recreational cannabis industry faces a pivotal moment as a newly approved petition seeks to potentially shut down the state's cannabis stores. The proposed law faces strong opposition from industry leaders and lawmakers, who argue that making cannabis illegal again won't solve the concerns about potency, product testing, and regulation.

Kentucky's first medical cannabis dispensary is set to open its doors this weekend, marking a significant milestone for the state's burgeoning medical marijuana industry. Patients with qualifying conditions will now be able to purchase a variety of medical cannabis products, including oils, tinctures, and edibles.


This study explored the online movement of "Cannamom culture", which promotes the acceptance of cannabis use among mothers, in the context of the legalization of cannabis and cannabis edibles in Canada. The findings highlight the need for healthcare providers to be aware of the normalization of cannabis use among mothers and to provide appropriate education and support.


This study examined the frequency and marketing techniques of alcohol, vaping, and cannabis products/brands promoted by social media influencers popular with Canadian children and adolescents on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. The findings highlight the need for policy interventions to restrict the marketing of these harmful products to children and adolescents on social media platforms.


This study developed and tested the feasibility, usability, and ecological validity of a realistic, customizable online cannabis store platform for evaluating how online marketing influences consumer behavior. The practical implications of this platform include the ability to evaluate the impact of online cannabis marketing on consumer behavior, which can inform regulatory policies and harm reduction strategies.


#cannabis #marijuana #cannabisresearch #cannabisindustry #cannabislegalization #cannabiseducation #socialmedia #influencermarketing #cannabisregulation #cannabisscience

]]>10150416-7674-47b5-ae96-373e5d9de5f7Mon, 15 Dec 2025 07:30:00 -070010:26falsefull3737The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 12, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 12, 2025Marijuana Stocks Soar on Potential Regulatory Shift

The cannabis industry is buzzing with excitement as reports emerge that the Trump administration is considering a significant shift in federal marijuana regulations. According to sources, the President is expected to direct agencies to reclassify cannabis from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug, a move that could have far-reaching implications for the sector.

Trump Moves to Ease Federal Marijuana Restrictions

In a surprising move, President Donald Trump is expected to take executive action to significantly loosen federal regulations on marijuana. According to sources familiar with the discussions, the administration plans to reclassify the drug, reducing oversight to a level similar to common prescription painkillers and other controlled substances.


Willie Nelson Thrives After Quitting Marijuana Smoking


Willie Nelson, the legendary country music icon, is experiencing a remarkable resurgence in his career after making a significant change to his lifestyle. The 92-year-old singer, known for his love of marijuana, has decided to quit smoking the substance due to health concerns, and the results have been nothing short of astounding.


Lifetime Cannabis, Non-Cigarette Tobacco, and Illicit Drug Use and Cardiovascular Disease Among Young and Middle-Aged U.S. Adults

This study examined the association between lifetime use of cannabis, non-cigarette tobacco, and illicit drugs with cardiovascular disease (CVD) among young and middle-aged U.S. adults.

Lifetime Cannabis Use Is Associated with Brain Volume and Cognitive Function in Middle-Aged and Older Adults

This study examined the relationship between lifetime cannabis use and brain health in middle-aged and older adults.

Development and Implementation of a Medical Cannabis Clinic Within a Geriatrics Primary Care Clinic: Preliminary Data

This study describes the development and implementation of a physician-led medical cannabis (MC) clinic embedded within a geriatric primary care practice.


#CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #CannabisRegulation #WillieNelson #CardiovascularDisease #BrainHealth #GeriatricCare

]]>Marijuana Stocks Soar on Potential Regulatory Shift

The cannabis industry is buzzing with excitement as reports emerge that the Trump administration is considering a significant shift in federal marijuana regulations. According to sources, the President is expected to direct agencies to reclassify cannabis from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug, a move that could have far-reaching implications for the sector.

Trump Moves to Ease Federal Marijuana Restrictions

In a surprising move, President Donald Trump is expected to take executive action to significantly loosen federal regulations on marijuana. According to sources familiar with the discussions, the administration plans to reclassify the drug, reducing oversight to a level similar to common prescription painkillers and other controlled substances.


Willie Nelson Thrives After Quitting Marijuana Smoking


Willie Nelson, the legendary country music icon, is experiencing a remarkable resurgence in his career after making a significant change to his lifestyle. The 92-year-old singer, known for his love of marijuana, has decided to quit smoking the substance due to health concerns, and the results have been nothing short of astounding.


Lifetime Cannabis, Non-Cigarette Tobacco, and Illicit Drug Use and Cardiovascular Disease Among Young and Middle-Aged U.S. Adults

This study examined the association between lifetime use of cannabis, non-cigarette tobacco, and illicit drugs with cardiovascular disease (CVD) among young and middle-aged U.S. adults.

Lifetime Cannabis Use Is Associated with Brain Volume and Cognitive Function in Middle-Aged and Older Adults

This study examined the relationship between lifetime cannabis use and brain health in middle-aged and older adults.

Development and Implementation of a Medical Cannabis Clinic Within a Geriatrics Primary Care Clinic: Preliminary Data

This study describes the development and implementation of a physician-led medical cannabis (MC) clinic embedded within a geriatric primary care practice.


#CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #CannabisRegulation #WillieNelson #CardiovascularDisease #BrainHealth #GeriatricCare

]]>95b3de9d-40ff-48b6-be63-a3bdb860e463Fri, 12 Dec 2025 07:30:00 -070010:48falsefull3636The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 11, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 11, 2025Alleged Fraud in Massachusetts Cannabis Industry Raises Concerns

A local law enforcement group has raised alarms about the reliability of cannabis products in Massachusetts. Alleged inflated THC percentages and the failure of a testing lab to report the presence of yeast and mold raise questions about the accuracy of testing and the oversight of the industry by state regulators. Addressing these concerns will be crucial to ensuring consumer trust and public safety as the industry continues to grow.


Ohio Lawmakers Shake Up Marijuana and Hemp Regulations


Ohio lawmakers have passed a bill that will significantly impact the state's cannabis industry. The new legislation places Ohio's adult-use marijuana program under the Division of Cannabis Control, aligns the regulation of edibles and gummies with other forms of marijuana consumption, and restricts the sale of intoxicating hemp products to licensed dispensaries. These changes aim to provide better oversight and control over the cannabis market in Ohio.


Cannabis Use and Eating Pathology


A study identified distinct subgroups of recreational cannabis users and found that all profiles reported more binge-eating symptoms while under the influence of cannabis. The "High-Risk Coping Users, Strong Eating Changes" profile reported the most severe sober binge eating, eating disorder, and emotion regulation difficulties. The findings highlight the need for screening and intervention tools to determine eating disorder risk among cannabis users.


PET Imaging of the Endocannabinoid System in Psychiatric Disorders


Positron emission tomography (PET) imaging has enabled the in vivo exploration of the endocannabinoid system (ECS) in various psychiatric disorders, providing insights into the pathophysiological mechanisms and informing clinical management strategies. PET imaging has the potential to guide the development of novel therapeutic interventions targeting the ECS and to inform personalized treatment approaches for psychiatric patients.


Safe Use of CBD in Patients with Refractory Epilepsy


A review article discusses the practical considerations for the safe use of CBD in patients with drug-resistant epilepsy, summarizing the current evidence on the pharmacokinetics and safety profile of CBD, and providing guidance on dosing, titration, and concomitant use of other anti-seizure medications. The review highlights the need for careful patient selection, close clinical monitoring, and an individualized approach to CBD treatment in this patient population.


#CannabisIndustry #Regulation #EatingDisorders #PsychiatricDisorders #Epilepsy #CBD

]]>Alleged Fraud in Massachusetts Cannabis Industry Raises Concerns

A local law enforcement group has raised alarms about the reliability of cannabis products in Massachusetts. Alleged inflated THC percentages and the failure of a testing lab to report the presence of yeast and mold raise questions about the accuracy of testing and the oversight of the industry by state regulators. Addressing these concerns will be crucial to ensuring consumer trust and public safety as the industry continues to grow.


Ohio Lawmakers Shake Up Marijuana and Hemp Regulations


Ohio lawmakers have passed a bill that will significantly impact the state's cannabis industry. The new legislation places Ohio's adult-use marijuana program under the Division of Cannabis Control, aligns the regulation of edibles and gummies with other forms of marijuana consumption, and restricts the sale of intoxicating hemp products to licensed dispensaries. These changes aim to provide better oversight and control over the cannabis market in Ohio.


Cannabis Use and Eating Pathology


A study identified distinct subgroups of recreational cannabis users and found that all profiles reported more binge-eating symptoms while under the influence of cannabis. The "High-Risk Coping Users, Strong Eating Changes" profile reported the most severe sober binge eating, eating disorder, and emotion regulation difficulties. The findings highlight the need for screening and intervention tools to determine eating disorder risk among cannabis users.


PET Imaging of the Endocannabinoid System in Psychiatric Disorders


Positron emission tomography (PET) imaging has enabled the in vivo exploration of the endocannabinoid system (ECS) in various psychiatric disorders, providing insights into the pathophysiological mechanisms and informing clinical management strategies. PET imaging has the potential to guide the development of novel therapeutic interventions targeting the ECS and to inform personalized treatment approaches for psychiatric patients.


Safe Use of CBD in Patients with Refractory Epilepsy


A review article discusses the practical considerations for the safe use of CBD in patients with drug-resistant epilepsy, summarizing the current evidence on the pharmacokinetics and safety profile of CBD, and providing guidance on dosing, titration, and concomitant use of other anti-seizure medications. The review highlights the need for careful patient selection, close clinical monitoring, and an individualized approach to CBD treatment in this patient population.


#CannabisIndustry #Regulation #EatingDisorders #PsychiatricDisorders #Epilepsy #CBD

]]>bca218d5-97c0-4ada-bda7-45fe98174726Thu, 11 Dec 2025 11:00:00 -070009:26falsefull3535The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 10, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 10, 2025Michigan Upholds 24% Cannabis Tax Despite Industry Lawsuit

Michigan's 24% tax on wholesale cannabis purchases will remain in place, a judge has ruled, rejecting a challenge from the state's cannabis industry. The new tax is expected to generate $420 million in revenue for road construction projects. The Michigan Cannabis Industry Association had filed a lawsuit arguing the tax was unconstitutional, but the judge found the industry failed to prove the tax violated the state constitution.


Massachusetts Moves to Allow Social Consumption of Cannabis


Massachusetts regulators are expected to pass regulations for social consumption of cannabis, allowing cannabis businesses to let customers use their products on-site. This landmark decision will open up new possibilities for the industry, with safeguards in place to ensure responsible consumption. The first social consumption license will be reserved for members of the CCC's social equity program.


The potential role of CBD in lung cancer therapy: a systematic review of preclinical and clinical evidence


This research explores the potential of CBD as a therapeutic agent for lung cancer, indicating that CBD influences multiple cancer-relevant pathways and demonstrates a favorable safety profile. The findings suggest that CBD may be a promising candidate for lung cancer therapy, particularly in advanced stages where therapeutic options are limited.


Nanotechnology for the Efficacious Delivery of Medicinal Cannabis and Pharmaceutical Medicines


This research explores the use of nanoparticles as a delivery system for medicinal cannabis and pharmaceutical drugs, particularly in the context of cancer treatments. The key findings indicate that nanoparticle-based drug delivery can overcome the challenges associated with oral administration, such as poor bioavailability and variable drug absorption in the gut.


Cannabis and Oral Health Implications for 3 Priority Populations


This research examines the potential impact of cannabis use on oral health, with a focus on three priority populations: Indigenous Canadians, adolescents and young adults, and 2SLGBTQI+ youth. The evidence presented highlights the need to address cannabis-related oral health impacts through inclusive, population-specific research and policy, which can inform the development of clinical guidelines and public health initiatives.


#cannabis #cannabisresearch #cannabisindustry #cannabistax #socialconsumption #CBD #lungcancer #nanoparticles #drugdelivery #oralhealth #indigenoushealth #LGBTQ #publichealth

]]>Michigan Upholds 24% Cannabis Tax Despite Industry Lawsuit

Michigan's 24% tax on wholesale cannabis purchases will remain in place, a judge has ruled, rejecting a challenge from the state's cannabis industry. The new tax is expected to generate $420 million in revenue for road construction projects. The Michigan Cannabis Industry Association had filed a lawsuit arguing the tax was unconstitutional, but the judge found the industry failed to prove the tax violated the state constitution.


Massachusetts Moves to Allow Social Consumption of Cannabis


Massachusetts regulators are expected to pass regulations for social consumption of cannabis, allowing cannabis businesses to let customers use their products on-site. This landmark decision will open up new possibilities for the industry, with safeguards in place to ensure responsible consumption. The first social consumption license will be reserved for members of the CCC's social equity program.


The potential role of CBD in lung cancer therapy: a systematic review of preclinical and clinical evidence


This research explores the potential of CBD as a therapeutic agent for lung cancer, indicating that CBD influences multiple cancer-relevant pathways and demonstrates a favorable safety profile. The findings suggest that CBD may be a promising candidate for lung cancer therapy, particularly in advanced stages where therapeutic options are limited.


Nanotechnology for the Efficacious Delivery of Medicinal Cannabis and Pharmaceutical Medicines


This research explores the use of nanoparticles as a delivery system for medicinal cannabis and pharmaceutical drugs, particularly in the context of cancer treatments. The key findings indicate that nanoparticle-based drug delivery can overcome the challenges associated with oral administration, such as poor bioavailability and variable drug absorption in the gut.


Cannabis and Oral Health Implications for 3 Priority Populations


This research examines the potential impact of cannabis use on oral health, with a focus on three priority populations: Indigenous Canadians, adolescents and young adults, and 2SLGBTQI+ youth. The evidence presented highlights the need to address cannabis-related oral health impacts through inclusive, population-specific research and policy, which can inform the development of clinical guidelines and public health initiatives.


#cannabis #cannabisresearch #cannabisindustry #cannabistax #socialconsumption #CBD #lungcancer #nanoparticles #drugdelivery #oralhealth #indigenoushealth #LGBTQ #publichealth

]]>f672e5ce-a3ec-4cad-bd58-7ab438c61b68Wed, 10 Dec 2025 06:30:00 -070008:49falsefull3434The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 09, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 09, 2025Belushi Brings High Grass Farms to the Garden State

Actor and cannabis entrepreneur Jim Belushi is heading to New Jersey to promote his new partnership with High Grass Farms. The deal will bring Belushi's cannabis products, including his signature strains and CBD-infused offerings, to the rapidly growing New Jersey market.

The Rise of Celebrity Cannabis Empires

The cannabis industry has seen a surge in celebrity-backed brands, with a diverse array of famous faces entering the market. Leading the pack is Khalifa Kush, the brand famously associated with rapper Wiz Khalifa, followed by Garcia Hand Picked, honoring the legacy of Grateful Dead co-founder Jerry Garcia, and 93 Boyz, a pioneering Black-owned brand founded by rapper Vic Mensa in Chicago.

On research reviews:

Pilot Study Measuring Patient Reported Outcomes in Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS) patients treated in the Emergency Department

This pilot study aimed to enroll CHS patients, characterize their patient-reported outcomes and estimated 30-day revisit rates. The clinical implication is that CHS is an important condition to recognize and manage in the emergency department, given the high revisit rates.

Diagnosis and management of cannabis-related emergencies

This review article outlines the pathophysiology, clinical findings, and management of patients presenting with acute intoxication and chronic use of cannabinoids, including differences between natural and synthetic cannabinoids. The clinical implications are the importance for emergency department clinicians to be aware of the potential presentations and management of cannabis-related emergencies, including the recognition and treatment of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome.

Treatment of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome: A systematic review and treatment algorithm for consultation-liaison psychiatrists

This study aimed to provide a systematic review and treatment algorithm for Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS), a cyclical vomiting syndrome associated with chronic cannabis use. The clinical implications of this study are that the proposed treatment algorithm can guide consultation-liaison psychiatrists in the management of CHS, which is a challenging condition to treat.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #CannabisHyperemesisSyndrome #CelebrityCannabis #JimBelushi #WizKhalifa #JerryGarcia #VicMensa #EmergencyMedicine #PsychiatryConsultation

]]>Belushi Brings High Grass Farms to the Garden State

Actor and cannabis entrepreneur Jim Belushi is heading to New Jersey to promote his new partnership with High Grass Farms. The deal will bring Belushi's cannabis products, including his signature strains and CBD-infused offerings, to the rapidly growing New Jersey market.

The Rise of Celebrity Cannabis Empires

The cannabis industry has seen a surge in celebrity-backed brands, with a diverse array of famous faces entering the market. Leading the pack is Khalifa Kush, the brand famously associated with rapper Wiz Khalifa, followed by Garcia Hand Picked, honoring the legacy of Grateful Dead co-founder Jerry Garcia, and 93 Boyz, a pioneering Black-owned brand founded by rapper Vic Mensa in Chicago.

On research reviews:

Pilot Study Measuring Patient Reported Outcomes in Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS) patients treated in the Emergency Department

This pilot study aimed to enroll CHS patients, characterize their patient-reported outcomes and estimated 30-day revisit rates. The clinical implication is that CHS is an important condition to recognize and manage in the emergency department, given the high revisit rates.

Diagnosis and management of cannabis-related emergencies

This review article outlines the pathophysiology, clinical findings, and management of patients presenting with acute intoxication and chronic use of cannabinoids, including differences between natural and synthetic cannabinoids. The clinical implications are the importance for emergency department clinicians to be aware of the potential presentations and management of cannabis-related emergencies, including the recognition and treatment of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome.

Treatment of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome: A systematic review and treatment algorithm for consultation-liaison psychiatrists

This study aimed to provide a systematic review and treatment algorithm for Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS), a cyclical vomiting syndrome associated with chronic cannabis use. The clinical implications of this study are that the proposed treatment algorithm can guide consultation-liaison psychiatrists in the management of CHS, which is a challenging condition to treat.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #CannabisHyperemesisSyndrome #CelebrityCannabis #JimBelushi #WizKhalifa #JerryGarcia #VicMensa #EmergencyMedicine #PsychiatryConsultation

]]>8b769fb4-3718-4c19-a3f6-ac59617b5ff3Tue, 09 Dec 2025 09:00:00 -070007:50falsefull3333The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 08, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 08, 2025Clearing the Haze: Understanding Arizona's Public Marijuana Laws

In the five years since Arizona legalized recreational cannabis, the state has grappled with the nuances of public consumption. While the law is clear on certain aspects, other areas remain ambiguous, leaving both users and law enforcement to navigate the evolving landscape.

One of the most pressing questions is whether open public use of marijuana, in any form, is permitted. The state's Smoke-Free Arizona law prohibits smoking in most enclosed public spaces, regardless of whether it's tobacco or cannabis. Violators face fines of up to five hundred dollars for a first offense. This restriction extends to vaping THC and consuming cannabis edibles in public, as the law has been interpreted to mean that anything not explicitly authorized is not legal.

However, the rules are more relaxed when it comes to private property. Metro Phoenix, for example, has some cannabis-friendly lodging and businesses where consumption is allowed, with the owner's permission. But for those renting apartments, the decision lies in the hands of the landlord. As the industry continues to evolve, it's crucial for Arizonans to stay informed on the ever-changing regulations to avoid any legal pitfalls.

Floridians May Soon Grow Their Own Cannabis at Home

In a move that could significantly impact the cannabis landscape in Florida, a new proposal is making waves. The state legislature is considering a bill that would allow certain individuals to cultivate their own cannabis plants at home. This groundbreaking legislation could provide Floridians with greater access to the benefits of this versatile plant.


Under the proposed rules, adults aged 21 and older would be permitted to grow up to six cannabis plants for personal use. The plants must be kept in a secure, enclosed, and locked location, ensuring that they are not accessible to minors. Additionally, the plants must be labeled with the grower's name and contact information, providing a level of accountability and transparency. Interestingly, the proposal also includes provisions for the cultivation of hemp, which is a non-psychoactive variety of the cannabis plant that is rich in CBD.

While the details of the legislation are still being finalized, the potential impact on the state's cannabis landscape is significant. This move could provide Floridians with more control over the quality and composition of the cannabis they consume, as well as potentially reducing the reliance on the regulated market. As the proposal makes its way through the legislative process, it will be crucial for residents to stay informed and engaged, as the outcome could have far-reaching implications for the future of cannabis in the Sunshine State.


In the science review, The Cannabis Boomer reviews:

A randomized clinical trial of low-dose cannabis extract in Alzheimer's Disease by Cury and others in Journal of Alzheimer's Disease.

This phase 2 trial evaluated the safety and efficacy of a balanced THC-CBD extract for symptomatic patients with Alzheimer's Disease-associated dementia.


At week twenty-six, Mini-Mental State Exam total score was significantly higher in cannabis-treated patients compared to placebo. No significant differences were detected in secondary outcomes and adverse events.

Participants were between sixty and eighty years old diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease-associated dementia and were randomized to receive either placebo or THC-CBD extract daily for twenty-six weeks.

The findings suggest that low-dose THC-CBD could be an effective and safe therapeutic option for Alzheimer's disease-related dementia.

Larger and longer trials are necessary to confirm these results and establish cannabinoid administration as a therapy for Alzheimer's disease dementia.


Cannabidiol as a multifaceted therapeutic agent: mitigating...]]>Clearing the Haze: Understanding Arizona's Public Marijuana Laws

In the five years since Arizona legalized recreational cannabis, the state has grappled with the nuances of public consumption. While the law is clear on certain aspects, other areas remain ambiguous, leaving both users and law enforcement to navigate the evolving landscape.

One of the most pressing questions is whether open public use of marijuana, in any form, is permitted. The state's Smoke-Free Arizona law prohibits smoking in most enclosed public spaces, regardless of whether it's tobacco or cannabis. Violators face fines of up to five hundred dollars for a first offense. This restriction extends to vaping THC and consuming cannabis edibles in public, as the law has been interpreted to mean that anything not explicitly authorized is not legal.

However, the rules are more relaxed when it comes to private property. Metro Phoenix, for example, has some cannabis-friendly lodging and businesses where consumption is allowed, with the owner's permission. But for those renting apartments, the decision lies in the hands of the landlord. As the industry continues to evolve, it's crucial for Arizonans to stay informed on the ever-changing regulations to avoid any legal pitfalls.

Floridians May Soon Grow Their Own Cannabis at Home

In a move that could significantly impact the cannabis landscape in Florida, a new proposal is making waves. The state legislature is considering a bill that would allow certain individuals to cultivate their own cannabis plants at home. This groundbreaking legislation could provide Floridians with greater access to the benefits of this versatile plant.


Under the proposed rules, adults aged 21 and older would be permitted to grow up to six cannabis plants for personal use. The plants must be kept in a secure, enclosed, and locked location, ensuring that they are not accessible to minors. Additionally, the plants must be labeled with the grower's name and contact information, providing a level of accountability and transparency. Interestingly, the proposal also includes provisions for the cultivation of hemp, which is a non-psychoactive variety of the cannabis plant that is rich in CBD.

While the details of the legislation are still being finalized, the potential impact on the state's cannabis landscape is significant. This move could provide Floridians with more control over the quality and composition of the cannabis they consume, as well as potentially reducing the reliance on the regulated market. As the proposal makes its way through the legislative process, it will be crucial for residents to stay informed and engaged, as the outcome could have far-reaching implications for the future of cannabis in the Sunshine State.


In the science review, The Cannabis Boomer reviews:

A randomized clinical trial of low-dose cannabis extract in Alzheimer's Disease by Cury and others in Journal of Alzheimer's Disease.

This phase 2 trial evaluated the safety and efficacy of a balanced THC-CBD extract for symptomatic patients with Alzheimer's Disease-associated dementia.


At week twenty-six, Mini-Mental State Exam total score was significantly higher in cannabis-treated patients compared to placebo. No significant differences were detected in secondary outcomes and adverse events.

Participants were between sixty and eighty years old diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease-associated dementia and were randomized to receive either placebo or THC-CBD extract daily for twenty-six weeks.

The findings suggest that low-dose THC-CBD could be an effective and safe therapeutic option for Alzheimer's disease-related dementia.

Larger and longer trials are necessary to confirm these results and establish cannabinoid administration as a therapy for Alzheimer's disease dementia.


Cannabidiol as a multifaceted therapeutic agent: mitigating Alzheimer's disease pathology and enhancing cognitive function by Raïch and others published in Alzheimer's Research & Therapy.

This research article explores the potential of CBD as a therapeutic agent for Alzheimer's disease, focusing on its ability to mitigate disease pathology and enhance cognitive function.

The key findings indicate that CBD exhibits neuroprotective, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties, which can help alleviate Alzheimer's disease-related symptoms and slow disease progression. Additionally, CBD was found to enhance cognitive function and improve memory in animal models.

The study employed in vitro and in vivo experiments, including cell culture assays and animal models of Alzheimer's disease, to investigate the effects of CBD on various aspects of the disease pathology and cognitive function.

The clinical and practical implications of this research suggest that CBD could be a promising therapeutic option for the management of Alzheimer's disease, potentially offering a multifaceted approach to address the complex pathology.


#THC #AlzheimersDisease #CannabisBoomer #BabyBoomers #CBD

]]>9fa500dd-a082-44e9-86d0-32300791ed90Mon, 08 Dec 2025 09:00:00 -070007:15falsefull3232The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 05, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 05, 2025Bette Midler, the legendary entertainer known as the "Divine Miss M," has long been open about her fondness for marijuana. From her early days performing at gay bathhouses in New York to her recent one-woman show, Midler's relationship with cannabis has been a constant thread throughout her illustrious career.

As cannabis legislation evolves globally, concerns over driving under the influence of cannabis are increasing. The heterogeneity of risk among cannabis users remains poorly understood with most research originating from North America.

The Cannabis Boomer then reviews a study that investigated the impact of THC inhalation on driving collisions and the relationship between car crashes and self-assessed driving ability as measured by Visual Analog Scales and the Karolinska Sleepiness Scale.

The final study covered in this podcast episode evaluated the prevalence and correlates of self-reported driving after cannabis use among cannabis-using adults aged 50 and older in the United States.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisScience #BetteMidler #DrivingUnderInfluence #THC #OlderAdults #CannabisResearch

]]>Bette Midler, the legendary entertainer known as the "Divine Miss M," has long been open about her fondness for marijuana. From her early days performing at gay bathhouses in New York to her recent one-woman show, Midler's relationship with cannabis has been a constant thread throughout her illustrious career.

As cannabis legislation evolves globally, concerns over driving under the influence of cannabis are increasing. The heterogeneity of risk among cannabis users remains poorly understood with most research originating from North America.

The Cannabis Boomer then reviews a study that investigated the impact of THC inhalation on driving collisions and the relationship between car crashes and self-assessed driving ability as measured by Visual Analog Scales and the Karolinska Sleepiness Scale.

The final study covered in this podcast episode evaluated the prevalence and correlates of self-reported driving after cannabis use among cannabis-using adults aged 50 and older in the United States.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisScience #BetteMidler #DrivingUnderInfluence #THC #OlderAdults #CannabisResearch

]]>18b9c91c-2082-489c-a810-ee523c835028Fri, 05 Dec 2025 06:30:00 -070008:48falsefull3131The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 04, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 04, 2025The latest findings in cannabis research are discussed by Dr. Alex Terrazas PhD on The Cannabis Boomer's Journal of News and Reviews in Cannabis Science.

Jim Belushi's Belushi's Farm has launched its premium cannabis strains at Bloom Cannabis Dispensaries in Ohio, marking the first time Belushi's products are available in the state. The partnership between Belushi's Farm and Bloom's in-house brand Wondergrove promises to deliver a superior experience for Ohio's cannabis consumers.

The US Congress has voted to ban most hemp-derived products, set to take effect in November 2026. This will significantly impact the availability, pricing, and composition of popular items like CBD tinctures, balms, and THC-infused drinks. The future of THC drinks and the efficacy of CBD products may be compromised by this ban.

In Maine, the Office of Cannabis Policy has issued a recall for certain cannabis flower and pre-roll products produced by NorCO Outdoor Cannabis due to unsafe levels of contaminants, including yeast, mold, microbials, and arsenic.

In the science review section, The Cannabis Boomer gives his take on some studies in cannabis and migrain

Also see the interview with Tally Largent-Milnes at https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm/episode/migraine-and-cannabis-with-dr-tally-largent-milnes/e.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisScience #HempBan #CannabisSafety #MigraineResearch #CannabisResearch

]]>The latest findings in cannabis research are discussed by Dr. Alex Terrazas PhD on The Cannabis Boomer's Journal of News and Reviews in Cannabis Science.

Jim Belushi's Belushi's Farm has launched its premium cannabis strains at Bloom Cannabis Dispensaries in Ohio, marking the first time Belushi's products are available in the state. The partnership between Belushi's Farm and Bloom's in-house brand Wondergrove promises to deliver a superior experience for Ohio's cannabis consumers.

The US Congress has voted to ban most hemp-derived products, set to take effect in November 2026. This will significantly impact the availability, pricing, and composition of popular items like CBD tinctures, balms, and THC-infused drinks. The future of THC drinks and the efficacy of CBD products may be compromised by this ban.

In Maine, the Office of Cannabis Policy has issued a recall for certain cannabis flower and pre-roll products produced by NorCO Outdoor Cannabis due to unsafe levels of contaminants, including yeast, mold, microbials, and arsenic.

In the science review section, The Cannabis Boomer gives his take on some studies in cannabis and migrain

Also see the interview with Tally Largent-Milnes at https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm/episode/migraine-and-cannabis-with-dr-tally-largent-milnes/e.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisScience #HempBan #CannabisSafety #MigraineResearch #CannabisResearch

]]>4d49a436-b5f5-4eac-ad8e-6cb08b0d16b9Thu, 04 Dec 2025 10:00:00 -070010:33falsefull3030The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 03, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 03, 2025Cannabis Company Sued for Alleged Gender Discrimination

A group of women are taking legal action against a major cannabis company, alleging they were wrongfully terminated due to their gender. The lawsuit claims the company's "bro culture" and gender bias led to the dismissal of several female employees in favor of male replacements.

The judge has ruled that one of the plaintiffs can proceed with her claims despite the company's argument that she has no ties to California, where the lawsuit was filed. The case is scheduled for trial in two thousand twenty seven, and the women are seeking damages for discrimination, retaliation, and labor code violations. This lawsuit shines a light on the persistent gender imbalance in the rapidly growing cannabis industry, where women continue to face significant barriers to advancement and equal treatment.

D.C. Emerges as East Coast Cannabis Hub

The nation's capital is experiencing a remarkable surge in its medical cannabis market, with patient numbers reaching unprecedented levels. As Virginia finalizes its blueprint for recreational marijuana, D.C. is solidifying its position as a hub for the East Coast's burgeoning cannabis industry.

The District of Columbia set a new record for registered medical cannabis patients, with over 100,000 individuals now accessing the program. The rise in patient numbers coincides with the finalization of Virginia's recreational cannabis framework, which is expected to have a profound impact on the regional market. As the neighboring state moves towards adult-use legalization, industry experts anticipate an influx of new consumers, further bolstering the District's position as a premier destination for cannabis enthusiasts on the East Coast.

Today's science articles are about cannabis and migraine.

Cannabinoids rescue migraine symptoms caused by central CGRP administration in mice, Differential impact of Cannabis abuse on neurological disorders, and Cannabinoids in headache: helpful or harmful?

#CannabisIndustry #GenderDiscrimination #MedicalCannabis #CannabisResearch #Migraine #NeurologicalDisorders #CannabisTreatment

]]>Cannabis Company Sued for Alleged Gender Discrimination

A group of women are taking legal action against a major cannabis company, alleging they were wrongfully terminated due to their gender. The lawsuit claims the company's "bro culture" and gender bias led to the dismissal of several female employees in favor of male replacements.

The judge has ruled that one of the plaintiffs can proceed with her claims despite the company's argument that she has no ties to California, where the lawsuit was filed. The case is scheduled for trial in two thousand twenty seven, and the women are seeking damages for discrimination, retaliation, and labor code violations. This lawsuit shines a light on the persistent gender imbalance in the rapidly growing cannabis industry, where women continue to face significant barriers to advancement and equal treatment.

D.C. Emerges as East Coast Cannabis Hub

The nation's capital is experiencing a remarkable surge in its medical cannabis market, with patient numbers reaching unprecedented levels. As Virginia finalizes its blueprint for recreational marijuana, D.C. is solidifying its position as a hub for the East Coast's burgeoning cannabis industry.

The District of Columbia set a new record for registered medical cannabis patients, with over 100,000 individuals now accessing the program. The rise in patient numbers coincides with the finalization of Virginia's recreational cannabis framework, which is expected to have a profound impact on the regional market. As the neighboring state moves towards adult-use legalization, industry experts anticipate an influx of new consumers, further bolstering the District's position as a premier destination for cannabis enthusiasts on the East Coast.

Today's science articles are about cannabis and migraine.

Cannabinoids rescue migraine symptoms caused by central CGRP administration in mice, Differential impact of Cannabis abuse on neurological disorders, and Cannabinoids in headache: helpful or harmful?

#CannabisIndustry #GenderDiscrimination #MedicalCannabis #CannabisResearch #Migraine #NeurologicalDisorders #CannabisTreatment

]]>a049bd05-c046-4848-b979-d6ffec3b6b9dWed, 03 Dec 2025 06:00:00 -070008:23falsefull2929The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 02, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 02, 2025Mike Tyson's Staggering Cannabis Consumption and Family's Urging

Mike Tyson, the legendary boxer, has recently opened up about his staggering monthly cannabis consumption, which he claims can cost him up to $40,000. In a candid interview, Tyson revealed the extent of his cannabis use and the pressure from his family to resume smoking.

Tyson, who has been a vocal advocate for the legalization and use of cannabis, explained that his consumption is driven by his belief in the medicinal benefits of the plant. He stated that he uses a variety of cannabis products, including CBD and THC, to manage pain and improve his overall well-being. However, the former heavyweight champion's family members have expressed concerns about the financial and health implications of his excessive cannabis use.

Despite the concerns raised by his loved ones, Tyson remains steadfast in his belief in the benefits of cannabis. He revealed that his family has even urged him to resume smoking, as they believe it helps him manage his mood and stress levels. Tyson's openness about his cannabis consumption has sparked a broader conversation about the role of the substance in professional sports and the ongoing debate surrounding its legalization and regulation.

Texas Expands Medical Cannabis Program, Adds Nine New Providers

Texas' medical cannabis program is rapidly expanding, with the state announcing nine new likely providers for its THC-based treatments. This marks a significant step forward for the state's evolving approach to medical marijuana.

The program, which has seen steady growth in recent years, now boasts an impressive lineup of providers set to offer THC-based therapies to qualified patients. These new additions come as Texas continues to refine its regulations and increase access to alternative treatment options.

Improving Cannabis Product Safety Warnings Across the States

The cannabis industry has been rapidly evolving, and with that growth comes the need for stronger consumer protections. A recent analysis by STAT News highlights the importance of states requiring better safety warnings on cannabis products.

The report focuses on the racial bias that can occur in the medical field, where Black patients are sometimes dismissed as a "hard stick" when it comes to drawing blood or administering intravenous treatments. This bias can have serious consequences, leading to delayed diagnoses and suboptimal care. The analysis draws parallels to the cannabis industry, where product safety information may not be reaching all consumers equally.

Currently, the labeling requirements for cannabis products vary widely across different states. Some states mandate detailed information about THC and CBD levels, potential side effects, and usage guidelines, while others have more lax regulations. Experts argue that comprehensive, easy-to-understand safety warnings are crucial, especially for new or inexperienced consumers. These warnings should cover the potency of the product, potential interactions with medications, and the risks associated with overconsumption. By ensuring that all cannabis users have access to this critical information, states can help promote safer and more responsible consumption.

In science news, The Cannabis Boomer explores the impact of cannabis on physical activity.

#MikeTyson #CannabisConsumption #TexasMedicalCannabis #CannabisProductSafety #CannabisResearch #CannabisAndSports

]]>Mike Tyson's Staggering Cannabis Consumption and Family's Urging

Mike Tyson, the legendary boxer, has recently opened up about his staggering monthly cannabis consumption, which he claims can cost him up to $40,000. In a candid interview, Tyson revealed the extent of his cannabis use and the pressure from his family to resume smoking.

Tyson, who has been a vocal advocate for the legalization and use of cannabis, explained that his consumption is driven by his belief in the medicinal benefits of the plant. He stated that he uses a variety of cannabis products, including CBD and THC, to manage pain and improve his overall well-being. However, the former heavyweight champion's family members have expressed concerns about the financial and health implications of his excessive cannabis use.

Despite the concerns raised by his loved ones, Tyson remains steadfast in his belief in the benefits of cannabis. He revealed that his family has even urged him to resume smoking, as they believe it helps him manage his mood and stress levels. Tyson's openness about his cannabis consumption has sparked a broader conversation about the role of the substance in professional sports and the ongoing debate surrounding its legalization and regulation.

Texas Expands Medical Cannabis Program, Adds Nine New Providers

Texas' medical cannabis program is rapidly expanding, with the state announcing nine new likely providers for its THC-based treatments. This marks a significant step forward for the state's evolving approach to medical marijuana.

The program, which has seen steady growth in recent years, now boasts an impressive lineup of providers set to offer THC-based therapies to qualified patients. These new additions come as Texas continues to refine its regulations and increase access to alternative treatment options.

Improving Cannabis Product Safety Warnings Across the States

The cannabis industry has been rapidly evolving, and with that growth comes the need for stronger consumer protections. A recent analysis by STAT News highlights the importance of states requiring better safety warnings on cannabis products.

The report focuses on the racial bias that can occur in the medical field, where Black patients are sometimes dismissed as a "hard stick" when it comes to drawing blood or administering intravenous treatments. This bias can have serious consequences, leading to delayed diagnoses and suboptimal care. The analysis draws parallels to the cannabis industry, where product safety information may not be reaching all consumers equally.

Currently, the labeling requirements for cannabis products vary widely across different states. Some states mandate detailed information about THC and CBD levels, potential side effects, and usage guidelines, while others have more lax regulations. Experts argue that comprehensive, easy-to-understand safety warnings are crucial, especially for new or inexperienced consumers. These warnings should cover the potency of the product, potential interactions with medications, and the risks associated with overconsumption. By ensuring that all cannabis users have access to this critical information, states can help promote safer and more responsible consumption.

In science news, The Cannabis Boomer explores the impact of cannabis on physical activity.

#MikeTyson #CannabisConsumption #TexasMedicalCannabis #CannabisProductSafety #CannabisResearch #CannabisAndSports

]]>4084b2b1-ab8d-498a-9f13-a8cefdbe7fb5Tue, 02 Dec 2025 06:30:00 -070009:10falsefull2828The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 01, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for December 01, 2025The federal government is set to impose a sweeping ban on THC-infused drinks and snacks, a move that could have significant implications for the burgeoning cannabis industry. This looming regulation aims to address concerns over the potential risks associated with these products, particularly their appeal to young consumers.

A new study from the Washington State Institute for Public Policy has found that living near licensed marijuana stores may increase the risk of developing cannabis use disorder, particularly among young people. The report, which analyzed Medicaid data from two thousand twelve to two thousand twenty=three, revealed that individuals between the ages of twelve and twenty were thirteen percent more likely to be diagnosed with the disorder if they lived within a 10-minute drive of a cannabis shop. For adults 21 and older, the risk was seven percent higher.

This review article examines the therapeutic use of cannabis, including the prevalence of medical cannabis and CBD use in the US and Canada. Approximately twenty-seven percent of adults in the US and Canada report having ever used cannabis for medical purposes, and an estimated ten percent of the US population reports using CBD for therapeutic purposes. CBD is a chemical compound extracted from cannabis that does not have psychoactive effects.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #THCEdibles #CannabisUseDisorder #MedicalCannabis #CBD

]]>The federal government is set to impose a sweeping ban on THC-infused drinks and snacks, a move that could have significant implications for the burgeoning cannabis industry. This looming regulation aims to address concerns over the potential risks associated with these products, particularly their appeal to young consumers.

A new study from the Washington State Institute for Public Policy has found that living near licensed marijuana stores may increase the risk of developing cannabis use disorder, particularly among young people. The report, which analyzed Medicaid data from two thousand twelve to two thousand twenty=three, revealed that individuals between the ages of twelve and twenty were thirteen percent more likely to be diagnosed with the disorder if they lived within a 10-minute drive of a cannabis shop. For adults 21 and older, the risk was seven percent higher.

This review article examines the therapeutic use of cannabis, including the prevalence of medical cannabis and CBD use in the US and Canada. Approximately twenty-seven percent of adults in the US and Canada report having ever used cannabis for medical purposes, and an estimated ten percent of the US population reports using CBD for therapeutic purposes. CBD is a chemical compound extracted from cannabis that does not have psychoactive effects.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #THCEdibles #CannabisUseDisorder #MedicalCannabis #CBD

]]>a4034667-ded3-403d-9129-db364215db55Mon, 01 Dec 2025 08:15:00 -070009:01falsefull2727The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 21, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 21, 2025On today's Cannabis Boomer's Journal of News and Reviews in Cannabis Science, Dr. Alex Terrazas PhD gives his take on the latest findings in cannabis research.

Ohio Lawmakers Clash Over Hemp and Marijuana Policies. The new law would prohibit the sale of hemp-derived products with low-level THC, which are currently available in gas stations and smoke shops. On the marijuana front, the bill maintains the current home-growing limits and THC levels, while also allowing cities with dispensaries to finally receive a share of the tax revenue from sales.


Pioneering Marijuana Advocate Don Christen Leaves Lasting Legacy in Maine. Christen, who founded the grassroots organization Maine Vocals in 1989, dedicated his life to ending the prohibition of cannabis in the state. Christen's activism had a profound impact on Maine, as the state now collects $243 million in tax revenue from the cannabis industry.


Today's cannabis science papers are about cannabis and obesity. The studies examined the effects of CBD on glucose tolerance, gut microbiome, and metabolic dysfunction in obese individuals and animal models. The findings suggest that CBD may have therapeutic potential for managing obesity and related metabolic disorders, though further research is needed.


#CannabisBoomer #CannabisScience #OhioMarijuana #MaineCannabis #CBD #Obesity #MetabolicDisorders

]]>On today's Cannabis Boomer's Journal of News and Reviews in Cannabis Science, Dr. Alex Terrazas PhD gives his take on the latest findings in cannabis research.

Ohio Lawmakers Clash Over Hemp and Marijuana Policies. The new law would prohibit the sale of hemp-derived products with low-level THC, which are currently available in gas stations and smoke shops. On the marijuana front, the bill maintains the current home-growing limits and THC levels, while also allowing cities with dispensaries to finally receive a share of the tax revenue from sales.


Pioneering Marijuana Advocate Don Christen Leaves Lasting Legacy in Maine. Christen, who founded the grassroots organization Maine Vocals in 1989, dedicated his life to ending the prohibition of cannabis in the state. Christen's activism had a profound impact on Maine, as the state now collects $243 million in tax revenue from the cannabis industry.


Today's cannabis science papers are about cannabis and obesity. The studies examined the effects of CBD on glucose tolerance, gut microbiome, and metabolic dysfunction in obese individuals and animal models. The findings suggest that CBD may have therapeutic potential for managing obesity and related metabolic disorders, though further research is needed.


#CannabisBoomer #CannabisScience #OhioMarijuana #MaineCannabis #CBD #Obesity #MetabolicDisorders

]]>7f158489-02c6-4ee5-a579-6306c13cf8baFri, 21 Nov 2025 07:00:00 -070008:05falsefull2626The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 20, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 20, 2025The latest cannabis research suggests that cannabis may help curb alcohol consumption, with a study finding that cannabis use reduced participants' urge for alcohol, lowered their alcohol intake, and delayed when they started drinking. In Arizona, the state has closed a loophole that allowed some businesses to sell THC-infused edibles and beverages without a marijuana license, requiring all such products to be sold through licensed dispensaries.

Recent cannabis science publications include a study that identified stigma phenotypes associated with substance use in social media narratives, which can inform interventions to reduce stigma. Another study found that inhaled cannabis with a balanced ratio of CBD and THC provided sustained pain relief and improved quality of life in patients with painful diabetic neuropathy over a 5-year period.

#CannabisResearch #AlcoholSubstitution #THCRegulation #StigmaReduction #PainManagement #DiabetesNeuropathy

]]>The latest cannabis research suggests that cannabis may help curb alcohol consumption, with a study finding that cannabis use reduced participants' urge for alcohol, lowered their alcohol intake, and delayed when they started drinking. In Arizona, the state has closed a loophole that allowed some businesses to sell THC-infused edibles and beverages without a marijuana license, requiring all such products to be sold through licensed dispensaries.

Recent cannabis science publications include a study that identified stigma phenotypes associated with substance use in social media narratives, which can inform interventions to reduce stigma. Another study found that inhaled cannabis with a balanced ratio of CBD and THC provided sustained pain relief and improved quality of life in patients with painful diabetic neuropathy over a 5-year period.

#CannabisResearch #AlcoholSubstitution #THCRegulation #StigmaReduction #PainManagement #DiabetesNeuropathy

]]>19a7ee7d-d4d9-4c74-8f80-249863d3004fThu, 20 Nov 2025 08:00:00 -070007:14falsefull2525The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 19, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 19, 2025On today's Cannabis Boomer's Journal of News and Reviews in Cannabis Science, Dr. Alex Terrazas PhD gives his take on the latest findings in cannabis research.

Researchers at Oregon State University have developed a standardized language to describe the complex aromas of cannabis and hemp, aiming to enhance communication between consumers, retailers, and growers. The study revealed distinct aroma profiles, offering an alternative to solely relying on THC and CBD levels when assessing cannabis quality.

Cannabis workers in Michigan and across the country are developing a dangerous form of work-related asthma, with some cases even proving fatal. Researchers emphasize the need for the cannabis industry to take immediate action, such as improving ventilation and using less-irritating disinfectants, to protect workers.

The legal marijuana market in New York is heating up, with prices dropping by a significant 17% since legalization. The average price of cannabis products has fallen more than fifteen percent in just two years, attributed to the rapid expansion of the legal market and increased competition.


#CannabisResearch #CannabisIndustry #WorkplaceAsthma #NewYorkCannabisMarket #CannabisAroma #CannabisConsumerInformation #CannabisLegalization #CannabisRegulation #CannabisWorkersHealth #CannabisCompetition #CannabisMarketPrices

]]>On today's Cannabis Boomer's Journal of News and Reviews in Cannabis Science, Dr. Alex Terrazas PhD gives his take on the latest findings in cannabis research.

Researchers at Oregon State University have developed a standardized language to describe the complex aromas of cannabis and hemp, aiming to enhance communication between consumers, retailers, and growers. The study revealed distinct aroma profiles, offering an alternative to solely relying on THC and CBD levels when assessing cannabis quality.

Cannabis workers in Michigan and across the country are developing a dangerous form of work-related asthma, with some cases even proving fatal. Researchers emphasize the need for the cannabis industry to take immediate action, such as improving ventilation and using less-irritating disinfectants, to protect workers.

The legal marijuana market in New York is heating up, with prices dropping by a significant 17% since legalization. The average price of cannabis products has fallen more than fifteen percent in just two years, attributed to the rapid expansion of the legal market and increased competition.


#CannabisResearch #CannabisIndustry #WorkplaceAsthma #NewYorkCannabisMarket #CannabisAroma #CannabisConsumerInformation #CannabisLegalization #CannabisRegulation #CannabisWorkersHealth #CannabisCompetition #CannabisMarketPrices

]]>684ea17e-0da1-499b-93e9-696405183a7aWed, 19 Nov 2025 06:00:00 -070010:06falsefull2424The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 18, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 18, 2025On today's Cannabis Boomer's Journal of News and Reviews in Cannabis Science, Dr. Alex Terrazas PhD gives his take on the latest findings in cannabis research.

Alarming Rise in Teen Cannabis Poisoning Raises Concerns After New York Legalization. The report paints a troubling picture, with nearly one in five kids under 21 in New York now reporting cannabis use, and as many as 95% of the poisoning cases involving edibles. The legalization of cannabis was touted as a way to make communities safer, but the reality seems to be somewhat different.


The Complicated Future of Hemp-Derived THC. The federal government's impending ban on most hemp-derived THC products has sent shockwaves through the industry, putting hundreds of thousands of jobs at risk. This decision has sparked concerns among industry experts, who warn that the ban could have a devastating impact on the hemp sector, particularly in states without legal recreational cannabis.


Today's science review articles are focused on cannabis and seizures. The studies discuss a novel CBD formulation, CBDTech, and its improved pharmacokinetics and anticonvulsant activity, as well as the practical considerations for the safe use of CBD in patients with refractory epilepsy. Additionally, a survey in Australia assessed the accessibility of prescribed medicinal cannabis for people with epilepsy and their caregivers.


#CannabisBoomer #CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #Seizures #Epilepsy #CBD #THC #HempProducts #NewYork #Legalization #Australia

]]>On today's Cannabis Boomer's Journal of News and Reviews in Cannabis Science, Dr. Alex Terrazas PhD gives his take on the latest findings in cannabis research.

Alarming Rise in Teen Cannabis Poisoning Raises Concerns After New York Legalization. The report paints a troubling picture, with nearly one in five kids under 21 in New York now reporting cannabis use, and as many as 95% of the poisoning cases involving edibles. The legalization of cannabis was touted as a way to make communities safer, but the reality seems to be somewhat different.


The Complicated Future of Hemp-Derived THC. The federal government's impending ban on most hemp-derived THC products has sent shockwaves through the industry, putting hundreds of thousands of jobs at risk. This decision has sparked concerns among industry experts, who warn that the ban could have a devastating impact on the hemp sector, particularly in states without legal recreational cannabis.


Today's science review articles are focused on cannabis and seizures. The studies discuss a novel CBD formulation, CBDTech, and its improved pharmacokinetics and anticonvulsant activity, as well as the practical considerations for the safe use of CBD in patients with refractory epilepsy. Additionally, a survey in Australia assessed the accessibility of prescribed medicinal cannabis for people with epilepsy and their caregivers.


#CannabisBoomer #CannabisNews #CannabisResearch #Seizures #Epilepsy #CBD #THC #HempProducts #NewYork #Legalization #Australia

]]>4502705c-fe41-45eb-a1b3-28e9a7778e0fTue, 18 Nov 2025 06:00:00 -070008:20falsefull2323The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 17, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 17, 2025The federal government has moved to rein in the unregulated market for intoxicating hemp-derived products like Delta-8 THC. A provision tucked into a bill to end the government shutdown would effectively ban these products outside of state-legal cannabis markets by November 2026.

The hemp industry in Colorado and across the country is reeling from a surprise provision in the latest government spending bill. A new federal law will soon ban the sale of any hemp or CBD products containing more than 0.4 milligrams of THC. This comes as a major blow to local producers who have been operating under Colorado's more lenient 2022 regulations.


Federal authorities have announced a renewed crackdown on the use of marijuana on public lands. Hikers caught consuming cannabis, even in states where it is legal, now face potential prosecution. The move comes after a period of leniency, where officials had largely turned a blind eye to the recreational use of THC and CBD on federal properties.


#CannabisBoomer #CannabisNews #HempIndustry #FederalRegulation #PublicLandUse #AlcoholAndCannabisCoUse #MentalHealth #Sleep #AlcoholUseDisorder

]]>The federal government has moved to rein in the unregulated market for intoxicating hemp-derived products like Delta-8 THC. A provision tucked into a bill to end the government shutdown would effectively ban these products outside of state-legal cannabis markets by November 2026.

The hemp industry in Colorado and across the country is reeling from a surprise provision in the latest government spending bill. A new federal law will soon ban the sale of any hemp or CBD products containing more than 0.4 milligrams of THC. This comes as a major blow to local producers who have been operating under Colorado's more lenient 2022 regulations.


Federal authorities have announced a renewed crackdown on the use of marijuana on public lands. Hikers caught consuming cannabis, even in states where it is legal, now face potential prosecution. The move comes after a period of leniency, where officials had largely turned a blind eye to the recreational use of THC and CBD on federal properties.


#CannabisBoomer #CannabisNews #HempIndustry #FederalRegulation #PublicLandUse #AlcoholAndCannabisCoUse #MentalHealth #Sleep #AlcoholUseDisorder

]]>bd3b4ead-fc55-4cf6-b44e-ab1481c54e32Mon, 17 Nov 2025 06:30:00 -070010:24falsefull2222The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 14, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 14, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Journal of News and Reviews in Cannabis Science

Top Cannabis News Story

The Trump administration is considering reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug, a move that could have a massive impact on the US economy. If marijuana is reclassified as a Schedule Three drug, it would open the door to significant tax breaks for cannabis companies and make it easier for scientists to conduct federally approved research.

Science Article Reviews

This study aimed to investigate perceptions and risk behaviors related to driving under the influence of cannabis versus alcohol. The key findings suggest that participants perceived driving under the influence of alcohol as more dangerous than driving under the influence of cannabis. Additionally, the study found that individuals who engaged in riding with drunk or drugged drivers were more likely to report past-year DUI of cannabis or alcohol.

This study examined the prospective association between substance use (alcohol, tobacco, and cannabis) and subsequent job loss in a large population-based sample. The key findings indicate that the use of alcohol, tobacco, and cannabis, as well as their combination, were associated with an increased risk of job loss at follow-up.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisScience #Reclassification #DrivingUnderInfluence #SubstanceUse #JobLoss

]]>The Cannabis Boomer's Journal of News and Reviews in Cannabis Science

Top Cannabis News Story

The Trump administration is considering reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug, a move that could have a massive impact on the US economy. If marijuana is reclassified as a Schedule Three drug, it would open the door to significant tax breaks for cannabis companies and make it easier for scientists to conduct federally approved research.

Science Article Reviews

This study aimed to investigate perceptions and risk behaviors related to driving under the influence of cannabis versus alcohol. The key findings suggest that participants perceived driving under the influence of alcohol as more dangerous than driving under the influence of cannabis. Additionally, the study found that individuals who engaged in riding with drunk or drugged drivers were more likely to report past-year DUI of cannabis or alcohol.

This study examined the prospective association between substance use (alcohol, tobacco, and cannabis) and subsequent job loss in a large population-based sample. The key findings indicate that the use of alcohol, tobacco, and cannabis, as well as their combination, were associated with an increased risk of job loss at follow-up.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisScience #Reclassification #DrivingUnderInfluence #SubstanceUse #JobLoss

]]>5ea9b8e3-b6ea-4a6a-8f0d-a011ac85e97aFri, 14 Nov 2025 06:00:00 -070007:32falsefull2121The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 13, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 13, 2025The U.S. Congress is poised to vote on a bill that could have a massive impact on Wisconsin's thriving hemp and THC industry. Across the state, the hemp industry has flourished thanks to a federal loophole that allows the sale of low-dose THC products, even in states where marijuana remains illegal. Industry leaders say they welcome more regulation, but a full ban would be devastating.

In the aftermath of the 2024 election, Nebraska voters have made their voices heard through a series of ballot initiatives. However, state leaders have met these initiatives with fierce resistance, raising concerns about the erosion of the democratic process. The medical cannabis issue, in particular, has been mired in legal battles, with the state spending over $66,000 to fight the measure in court.

These findings suggest that cannabis use may be a risk factor for the development of inflammatory eye diseases. Healthcare providers should be aware of this potential association and consider it when evaluating and managing patients with ocular inflammatory conditions. The findings also suggest that long-term cannabis use may have detrimental effects on ocular health, highlighting the importance of considering the potential consequences of persistent cannabis use, particularly as it becomes more widely legalized.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisScience #HempIndustry #WisconsinCannabis #NebraskaVoters #OcularHealth #CannabisUse #EyeTracking

]]>The U.S. Congress is poised to vote on a bill that could have a massive impact on Wisconsin's thriving hemp and THC industry. Across the state, the hemp industry has flourished thanks to a federal loophole that allows the sale of low-dose THC products, even in states where marijuana remains illegal. Industry leaders say they welcome more regulation, but a full ban would be devastating.

In the aftermath of the 2024 election, Nebraska voters have made their voices heard through a series of ballot initiatives. However, state leaders have met these initiatives with fierce resistance, raising concerns about the erosion of the democratic process. The medical cannabis issue, in particular, has been mired in legal battles, with the state spending over $66,000 to fight the measure in court.

These findings suggest that cannabis use may be a risk factor for the development of inflammatory eye diseases. Healthcare providers should be aware of this potential association and consider it when evaluating and managing patients with ocular inflammatory conditions. The findings also suggest that long-term cannabis use may have detrimental effects on ocular health, highlighting the importance of considering the potential consequences of persistent cannabis use, particularly as it becomes more widely legalized.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisScience #HempIndustry #WisconsinCannabis #NebraskaVoters #OcularHealth #CannabisUse #EyeTracking

]]>147e2255-c501-491f-97fc-dff915092777Thu, 13 Nov 2025 07:30:00 -070008:57falsefull2020The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 12, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 12, 2025Minnesota's thriving hemp-derived THC market could be in jeopardy if a federal provision banning hemp products containing more than 0.4 milligrams of THC becomes law. This would effectively shut down Minnesota's hemp industry, which has been a national leader in creating a legal market for hemp-derived THC products.

The Trump administration's potential reclassification of marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug could unlock economic potential, but also raise concerns over the drug's "high abuse potential" and link to fatal vehicle crashes. Investors should approach the cannabis market with caution, as it is known for its volatility.

Recent cannabis science research has challenged the commonly held belief that cannabis use is associated with decreased body weight and obesity. Studies suggest that the endocannabinoid system may play a role in regulating energy balance and metabolism, and that the modulation of this system by CBD and THC could have therapeutic applications for the management of obesity and related metabolic disorders.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisScience #HempIndustry #MarijuanaReclassification #Obesity #EndocannabinoidSystem

]]>Minnesota's thriving hemp-derived THC market could be in jeopardy if a federal provision banning hemp products containing more than 0.4 milligrams of THC becomes law. This would effectively shut down Minnesota's hemp industry, which has been a national leader in creating a legal market for hemp-derived THC products.

The Trump administration's potential reclassification of marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug could unlock economic potential, but also raise concerns over the drug's "high abuse potential" and link to fatal vehicle crashes. Investors should approach the cannabis market with caution, as it is known for its volatility.

Recent cannabis science research has challenged the commonly held belief that cannabis use is associated with decreased body weight and obesity. Studies suggest that the endocannabinoid system may play a role in regulating energy balance and metabolism, and that the modulation of this system by CBD and THC could have therapeutic applications for the management of obesity and related metabolic disorders.

#CannabisBoomer #CannabisScience #HempIndustry #MarijuanaReclassification #Obesity #EndocannabinoidSystem

]]>0889b1c7-7a60-4a13-bdbf-90295ab9a4a1Wed, 12 Nov 2025 06:45:00 -070009:15falsefull1919The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 11, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for November 11, 2025Cannabis Dinner Parties Redefine Fine Dining

New Jersey is home to a culinary revolution where chefs are infusing gourmet creations with cannabis. These private dinner parties offer a multi-course feast where each dish showcases the flavors of THC and CBD. Beyond the food, the events provide a sense of community and connection, with attendees exploring the wellness benefits of cannabis in a relaxed, sophisticated setting.

Cannabis Legalization Linked to Fewer Opioid Prescriptions

Recent research has found a strong connection between the legalization of medical cannabis and a significant reduction in opioid prescriptions. The studies show that on average, the rate of patients receiving opioid prescriptions fell by 16% in states that had legalized medical cannabis. The findings suggest that improving access to cannabis-based alternatives may help individuals move away from opioids and towards safer pain management strategies.

Cannabis Use and Psychosis

The research examines the relationship between cannabis use and psychosis in young people, including the increased risk of psychotic symptoms and the potential exacerbation of symptoms in those with underlying psychosis risk or disorders. The findings suggest that cannabis use can increase the risk of both attenuated and acute psychotic symptoms in young people, and may worsen psychosis symptoms in those with existing psychosis risk or disorders.


#CannabisResearch #CannabisScience #OpioidEpidemic #Psychosis #FineDining #CannabisLegalization #CannabisInfusedFood #CannabisWellness #CannabisBoomer #CannabisJournal #CannabisNews #CannabisReviews

]]>Cannabis Dinner Parties Redefine Fine Dining

New Jersey is home to a culinary revolution where chefs are infusing gourmet creations with cannabis. These private dinner parties offer a multi-course feast where each dish showcases the flavors of THC and CBD. Beyond the food, the events provide a sense of community and connection, with attendees exploring the wellness benefits of cannabis in a relaxed, sophisticated setting.

Cannabis Legalization Linked to Fewer Opioid Prescriptions

Recent research has found a strong connection between the legalization of medical cannabis and a significant reduction in opioid prescriptions. The studies show that on average, the rate of patients receiving opioid prescriptions fell by 16% in states that had legalized medical cannabis. The findings suggest that improving access to cannabis-based alternatives may help individuals move away from opioids and towards safer pain management strategies.

Cannabis Use and Psychosis

The research examines the relationship between cannabis use and psychosis in young people, including the increased risk of psychotic symptoms and the potential exacerbation of symptoms in those with underlying psychosis risk or disorders. The findings suggest that cannabis use can increase the risk of both attenuated and acute psychotic symptoms in young people, and may worsen psychosis symptoms in those with existing psychosis risk or disorders.


#CannabisResearch #CannabisScience #OpioidEpidemic #Psychosis #FineDining #CannabisLegalization #CannabisInfusedFood #CannabisWellness #CannabisBoomer #CannabisJournal #CannabisNews #CannabisReviews

]]>0a56ad36-1798-4e38-b42b-04fe875bd389Tue, 11 Nov 2025 09:00:00 -070008:40falsefull1818The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for November 5, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for November 5, 2025The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>41e58704-d222-4ae7-9a24-75e07766deecWed, 05 Nov 2025 06:08:00 -070005:18falsefull1717The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for November 4, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for November 4, 2025The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>8a26edd1-cd81-4250-ab02-e79d6cfd3a16Tue, 04 Nov 2025 05:08:00 -070004:46falsefull1616The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for November 3, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for November 3, 2025The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>2e574bfb-fbfb-40b9-bcf0-cd9eecbe9150Mon, 03 Nov 2025 06:37:00 -070005:03falsefull1515The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 30, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 30, 2025The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>973775e6-f1c0-43f1-b3be-94ffd738008fThu, 30 Oct 2025 08:44:00 -070004:53falsefull1414The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 29, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 29, 2025The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>3b30f393-cd42-479f-90ef-99e68f28208bWed, 29 Oct 2025 06:01:00 -070005:07falsefull1313The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 28, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 28, 2025The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health


]]>The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health


]]>474eba5d-1536-4fe2-9a0f-2f87a9297f4fTue, 28 Oct 2025 03:48:00 -070005:13falsefull1212The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 27, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 27, 2025The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>d3ba1649-3381-445d-9ff1-8d7a093c9cf7Mon, 27 Oct 2025 04:48:00 -070005:35falsefull1111The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 24, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 24, 2025The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments. Today's science review focuses on cannabis and driving.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments. Today's science review focuses on cannabis and driving.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>1a99a7d7-8c85-494f-a2f6-2efdf01934b9Fri, 24 Oct 2025 04:17:00 -070005:06falsefull1010The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 23, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 23, 2025The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>3313e891-2e78-4046-b27f-7f549642828eThu, 23 Oct 2025 07:55:00 -070004:44falsefull99The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 22, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 22, 2025The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>a797992f-26ed-4801-b8b2-9bfda08ebf63Wed, 22 Oct 2025 03:47:00 -070004:50falsefull88The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 21, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 21, 2025The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabisboomerpodcast #THC #older adults #baby boomers #science #wellness

]]>The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments.

This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabisboomerpodcast #THC #older adults #baby boomers #science #wellness

]]>83dac9f1-87c4-4e3c-821e-4152e1ffd796Tue, 21 Oct 2025 04:29:00 -070006:08falsefull77The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 20, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 20, 2025The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments. This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>The Cannabis Boomer reports important news stories and recent findings from cannabis science with insightful comments. This podcast is the sister podcast of The Cannabis Boomer Podcast https://the-cannabis-boomer.captivate.fm.

#cannabis #cannabis boomer podcast #older adults #THC #CBD #science #health

]]>c0f71f29-c754-4089-8ca3-bc0911915cd5Mon, 20 Oct 2025 06:02:00 -070005:53falsefull66The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 17, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 17, 2025The Cannabis Boomer reviews the days news and new articles in cannabis research.

]]>The Cannabis Boomer reviews the days news and new articles in cannabis research.

]]>dc70de2e-c1f7-4916-9dd9-15e97529bf9dFri, 17 Oct 2025 06:43:00 -070005:57falsefull55The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 16, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 16, 2025The cannabis beverage industry is booming, with THC-infused drinks projected to reach $5.6 billion in sales by 2035. However, doctors warn of potential side effects like impaired memory and coordination. Recent studies examined the effects of high-potency cannabis use, the efficacy of a CBD:THC extract for pain relief in dogs, and the impact of cannabis use on respiratory health and lung cancer risk.

#cannabis #baby boomers #THC #edibles #cannabis boomer podcast #science #health #wellness

]]>The cannabis beverage industry is booming, with THC-infused drinks projected to reach $5.6 billion in sales by 2035. However, doctors warn of potential side effects like impaired memory and coordination. Recent studies examined the effects of high-potency cannabis use, the efficacy of a CBD:THC extract for pain relief in dogs, and the impact of cannabis use on respiratory health and lung cancer risk.

#cannabis #baby boomers #THC #edibles #cannabis boomer podcast #science #health #wellness

]]>849c8acc-a22c-4ff6-bb9a-1ae18ebba1d3Thu, 16 Oct 2025 09:51:00 -070005:49falsefull44The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 15, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 15, 2025On The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 15, 2025. the Cannabis Boomer reviews news on the Trump Administration's possible rescheduling of cannabis to a DEA level 3 substance, and covers three new publications in cannabis science. The Cannabis Boomer Podcast is not only for older adults and baby boomers, but for all adults interested in the science of cannabis and health.

#cannabis #cannabisboomerpodcast #thc #science #health #thc #cbc #cannabinoids

]]>On The Cannabis Boomer's News and Reviews for October 15, 2025. the Cannabis Boomer reviews news on the Trump Administration's possible rescheduling of cannabis to a DEA level 3 substance, and covers three new publications in cannabis science. The Cannabis Boomer Podcast is not only for older adults and baby boomers, but for all adults interested in the science of cannabis and health.

#cannabis #cannabisboomerpodcast #thc #science #health #thc #cbc #cannabinoids

]]>8cdabe39-0e18-4056-b695-375ad41af94fWed, 15 Oct 2025 06:28:00 -070005:47falsefull33The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for October 14, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for October 14, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Feed for October 14, 2025. The Cannabis Boomer reviews the top news story and reviews 3 cannabis science news articles. In the news: Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has issued an emergency order banning the sale of "intoxicating hemp" products, including certain THC drinks and synthesized hemp items often labeled as Delta 8.

In new publications:

Cannabis Use and the Risk of Arrhythmias: Insights From a Large Retrospective Multicenter Analysis by Vargas and others.

Therapy in Athletics: A Review of Current Cannabis Research to Evaluate Potential Real-World Cannabinoid Applications in Sport

Genome-wide association studies of lifetime and frequency of cannabis use in 131,895 individuals by Thorpe et al.

#cannabis #THC #cannabis science #older adults #cannabinoids #baby boomers #cannabisboomerpodcast

]]>The Cannabis Boomer's Feed for October 14, 2025. The Cannabis Boomer reviews the top news story and reviews 3 cannabis science news articles. In the news: Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has issued an emergency order banning the sale of "intoxicating hemp" products, including certain THC drinks and synthesized hemp items often labeled as Delta 8.

In new publications:

Cannabis Use and the Risk of Arrhythmias: Insights From a Large Retrospective Multicenter Analysis by Vargas and others.

Therapy in Athletics: A Review of Current Cannabis Research to Evaluate Potential Real-World Cannabinoid Applications in Sport

Genome-wide association studies of lifetime and frequency of cannabis use in 131,895 individuals by Thorpe et al.

#cannabis #THC #cannabis science #older adults #cannabinoids #baby boomers #cannabisboomerpodcast

]]>50f58dba-23b1-449e-afb6-dda64e449a22Tue, 14 Oct 2025 05:18:00 -070006:17falsefull22The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for October 13, 2025The Cannabis Boomer's Daily Feed for October 13, 2025The Cannabis Boomer covers news about Target selling THC and CBD beverages om their Minneapolis stores. Following that The Cannabis Boomer describes recent research about cannabis and tobacco co-use and psychotic disorders. He then talks about recent research on THC and ADHD systems.

Key words for the podcast include #cannabis #marijuana #THC #CBD #cannabis science #cannabis boomer podcast

]]>The Cannabis Boomer covers news about Target selling THC and CBD beverages om their Minneapolis stores. Following that The Cannabis Boomer describes recent research about cannabis and tobacco co-use and psychotic disorders. He then talks about recent research on THC and ADHD systems.

Key words for the podcast include #cannabis #marijuana #THC #CBD #cannabis science #cannabis boomer podcast

]]>0c8bf420-ec11-4541-8e5d-e91b619802aaMon, 13 Oct 2025 05:54:00 -070004:55falsefull11