New Mexico Legislature Continues to Push Forward Cannabis Legalization Bill that Centers Social Justice

House Bill 12 Passes Senate Tax, Business, and Transportation Committee Santa Fe, NM – With the Senate Tax, Business and Transportation Committee Voting in Favor of Cannabis Legalization, Emily Kaltenbach, Senior Director for Resident States and New Mexico for the Drug Policy Alliance, released the following statement: “House Bill 12, the only cannabis legislation centered in […]

Drug Policy Alliance, Women Grow & Allies Hold Statewide Virtual Women in Cannabis Lobby Day

New York, NY — Today, on International Women’s Day, Drug Policy Alliance and Women Grow partnered together for a statewide Women in Cannabis Lobby Day, bringing together directly impacted women, cannabis industry leaders, mothers, medical marijuana patients and allies to mobilize for legalization and call on the Legislature and Gov. Cuomo to legalize cannabis by […]

Some Weed Influencers to follow

I’m just gonna piggyback off of another article today, but there’s some good content here.
CannaTechToday put together a list of some Weed influencers who are coming at the subject from different perspectives and tastes. It’s pretty cool!

With over 170K followers, this 23-year-old Orange County native is a fan favorite on TikTok, where she posts daily hilarious videos involving cannabis.
Sativadiva1997 has gained a massive following due to her weekly videos, called Baked Takes, where she gets high and evaluates different popular movie characters and how they would react in hypothetical situations.
For example, in her latest Baked Takes, the TikTok influencer evaluated Shrek characters based on whether or not she thinks they would be able to obtain a driver’s licence in California.
These out-of-the-box scenarios make you wonder, “how did she come with this?” and quickly click follow.

This cannabis influencer has a whopping 27.1K followers on Instagram, where she lives up to her title as,“Thee Vibe Queen,” by posting fun weed content promoting cannabis brands and other creators.
@shadesofsyd, real name Sydni Smiley, also created the Medicated Melanin (@medicatedmelanin), where she sells her highly sought after hemp lip gloss, which she even created a music video for.

Morgan Leigh English, widely known as @thiscannabislife on Instagram, is also the founder of Stoned +Toned, which are a series of virtual cannabis workout videos made specifically for the 420-friendly fitness community.
@thiscannabislife is perfect for those who love to pair weed with exercise, and her glamorous photographs of her daily life aren’t too bad to look at either!

Alice Moon is an innovative thinker, whose cannabis insights have been featured in the likes of High Times, LA Weekly, Civilized, and she appeared in Viceland’s Bong Appetit.
Moon gained widespread acclaim when she created the 2017 app Swallow, which guided customers on finding the right edible based on dietary restrictions.
Moon’s Instagram is light and bubbly, but also dives deep into more serious topics, such as the nausea-inducing Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome, which she was diagnosed with in 2018.
For more information on the condition, follow her instagram dedicated to the subject: @cannabinoid.hyperemesis

You’re not a true Floridian until you’ve visited @muv.fl.
Marina Mikkelsen is the Assistant Director of Cultivation at Muv Florida Dispensaries, and was even featured in the November 2020 @highlifemagazines Women in Cannabis issue.
Want your feed to look a little more green?
Mikkelsen’s instagram features dozens of gorgeous photographs detailing the different strains of cannabis offered at Muv during cultivation.
This account will make you want to plan your next trip to your local dispensary.

Hayley420 has over 851K subscribers on her YouTube channel, and once you start watching her addictive, unique video content, you’ll soon understand why.
Hayley uses her YouTube to review cannabis strains, partake in fun weed challenges, such as smoking a $300 blunt, and even hitting a bong made out of Starburst candy.
Hayley is the adventurous weed influencer we all aspire to be.
Smoking in an active volcano?
She’s been there, done that, and there’s already a video about it.

Media Advisory: March 3 Statewide Marijuana Justice Day of Action – Urging Legislature & Gov. Cuomo to Pass MRTA

WHEREOn Zoom: http://bit.ly/3-3rally Live streamed on the Start SMART Facebook page WHENWednesday, March 3 at 10:30am WHATAdvocates from across New York State are holding a rally at 10:30 am to kick off the marijuana justice virtual day of action calling on the legislature and Gov. Cuomo to legalize cannabis by passing the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (S.854/A.1248) […]

Marijuana for sleep jumped 635% during pandemic

Let’s face it, being stuck inside with a lack of scenery changes makes it a whole lot harder to switch off at the end of the day. We’re all dealing with it to some extent, and lots of us seem to have turned to marijuana to fix that difficulty.
According to a report by Ganja Goddess, a delivery platform, cannabis products that have marketed specifically for sleep have jumped 635%. Now this is a very vague descriptor because it can detail anything from CBD oils to actual marijuana flower, but still, that’s a remarkable jump.
The science behind marijuana helping sleep is very disputed. Many in the sleep field, including Matthew Walker, author of the bestselling book Why We Sleep, argues that due to its suppression of the REM (rapid eye movement) stage, marijuana causes a less restful sleep. Of course, this is ideal for those trying to prevent habitual nightmares or PTSD bouts, but those who don’t suffer from these issues could be delivering a less restful sleep, despite it being easier to doze off at first.
Ganja Goddess also found a 275% increase in revenue on April 20 of last year (4/20) and a 200% increase on Cyber Monday.
Read the original story at Ganjapreneur.

Study: Enactment of Marijuana Legalization Laws Associated with Reductions in Opioid Prescribing Patterns

“[T]he implementation of medical marijuana laws (MMLs) and recreational marijuana laws (RMLs) reduced morphine milligram equivalents per enrollee by seven percent and 13 percent, respectively.”
The post Study: Enactment of Marijuana Legalization Laws Associated with Reductions in Opioid Prescribing Patterns appeared first on NORML.

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