by idgadvertisingold | Jul 14, 2013 | Science
Have you ever heard that women get cranky and crave chocolate during a specific time of the month? Most people know that the menstrual cycle triggers certain behavior, but until recently science has failed to acknowledge that varying levels of hormones in females...
by idgadvertisingold | May 7, 2015 | Endocannabinoid System, Medicine, Science, THC, THCV
One of the biggest obstacles to responsible proponents of medical cannabis is the amount of misinformation we have to contend with from both sides. On one side there are government-sponsored publications that directly misconstrue the science behind cannabis. On the...
by idgadvertisingold | Dec 14, 2018 | Science
Cannabis in North America, since its earliest roots with Jazz musicians, has always had an association with artists and musicians. Louie Armstrong, for instance, used cannabis extensively and spoke about the use during interviews. However, despite being anecdotally...
by idgadvertisingold | Jun 30, 2018 | Endocannabinoid System, Medicine
In the field of cannabis research and cannabinoid science, few researchers have made as large an impact as Dr. Ethan Russo. Russo has written field-defining papers about standardizing cannabis, pain management with cannabinoids, and the proposed synergy of...
by idgadvertisingold | Jun 26, 2018 | Medicine, Science
One of the recurring themes in Cornerstone Blog articles is the idea that cannabis can achieve some of the results of pharmaceutical drugs with less risk to health and financial cost. Opioids, for instance, are often seen as the last line of defense in treating pain,...
