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The editor’s desk at Weedmaps represents a remarkable pool of cannabis knowledge and experience. Coming from a broad range of seasoned backgrounds in the worlds of cannabis science, medicine, culture, journalism, and industry content — the editors at Weedmaps apply rigorous standards of accuracy and verification as qualified subject matter experts in their respective fields.
Since its founding in 2008, Weedmaps has made community empowerment a top priority by providing comprehensive, authoritative, and up-to-date information on all things cannabis. The Weedmaps team of editors continue this tradition as the gatekeepers of trustworthy content across the Weedmaps platform.
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Cannabis as the new sports medicine
Although athletic seasons begin and end, the world of sports never stops. Every day around the world, without fail, a basketball team practices their three-pointers, football prospects spend countless hours in the weight room, friends meet up for a pickup game of soccer, or someone...
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Early cannabis uses and migration
You smell it, smoke it, and cook with it. But where did cannabis come from and how did this miraculous plant migrate across the globe and leave such a psychedelic presence? Cannabis history has traveled a long and diverse road around the world. From central...
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THC Detox: Facts and Fiction
It's a familiar scenario. You've just been hired for a new job and need to pass a drug test. You're not sure how marijuana can affect the results and you need to find out — fast. If you've recently smoked a cannabis strain high in tetrahydrocannabinol...
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Is it possible to have a marijuana allergy?
As cannabis becomes more common and less taboo, veteran and novice consumers alike are becoming more aware of the way human bodies react to the plant. Those who experience seasonal, plant, or food allergies may wonder if it's possible to be allergic to cannabis and...
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The marijuana prohibition movement
The history of marijuana prohibition, like a lot of “facts” in cannabis culture, is a bit hazy. Early Taoist and Muslim societies first embraced then likely shunned its use. It began to be outright banned in 1265 in parts of Egypt largely as an attempt...
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What you need to know about vaping cannabis
Cannabis vaporization has exploded in popularity in recent years. Vaporization, or vaping, uses vapor to disseminate cannabinoids into the bloodstream. There is a wide range of vaping devices available to meet the needs of different users, and it's recognized as an easy and discreet method...
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The end of cannabis prohibition
It took the work of many cannabis legalization advocates, scientists, doctors, researchers, and politicians to pave the way for a more open-minded approach to cannabis policy -- and the battle isn't over. While the United States had the spotlight after the passage of the Marihuana...
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What is a cannabis tolerance break and when is it useful?
A tolerance break — sometimes called a T-break — is a deliberate, temporary cessation of cannabis consumption for the purpose of resetting the body's tolerance to THC. Anyone who regularly consumes either medical or recreational cannabis, or both, will develop higher and higher tolerance to...
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How to get your medical marijuana card in Missouri
Missouri passed Amendment 2 on November 6, 2018, legalizing medical marijuana and charging the Department of Health and Senior Services with creating a regulatory framework to provide patient access. The Missouri medical marijuana program allows patients with qualifying medical conditions to apply for an ID...
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THCA and THC: what's the difference?
If you've ever wondered why eating raw cannabis doesn't produce a high, the answer lies in chemistry. The cannabis plant naturally produces THCA (tetrahydrocannabinolic acid) — a compound with potential health benefits but no psychoactive properties. It takes heat, light, or time to remove THCA's...
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