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Badder, budder, and shatter: what’s the difference?

The Cannigma

Maybe they sound like a mid-90s R&B trio or the mascots for a breakfast cereal, but badder, budder, and shatter are actually three types of cannabis concentrate that are all the rage these days. What are cannabis concentrates? As the name suggests, budder is a cannabis concentrate that has a similar creamy look and feel to butter.

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What are cannabis chemovars and chemotypes?

The Cannigma

Researchers conducting survey based studies today often only have access to the THC concentration of the cannabis that their participants are using. The THC and CBD concentrations in Small’s research (on naturally growing cannabis) were remarkably low (around 1%), but the logic stays the same today (i.e. Type V: Zero cannabinoids.

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What Is Nanoemulsion and What Does It Mean for Cannabis Beverages?

The Cannigma

There is not extensive safety data available, however. One study from 2005 stated that oral THC “is only 4% to 12% bioavailable and absorption is highly variable.”. Highly-concentrated cannabis oil can also be put in a dropper bottle for easy dosing, but what about when you want a water soluble solution without alcohol?

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New Commission Formed in the United Kingdom Plans to Publish Recommendations on How the UK Can Become a Global Leader in Cannabinoid Innovation

Cannabis Law Report

get on with it and don’t concentrate an industry with the few. You can have as many commissions as you like but in the end the issue needs to be tackled in parliament and an equitable system created. … maybe this is part of the process. All we’d say is. This is the PR side of things.

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Understanding the American Heart Association’s Statement on Marijuana

CannaMD

The AHA position paper then moves on to address a range of known, potential, and suggested safety concerns associated with cannabis use. Thirdly, the statement notes that there are currently no “well documented” cardiovascular benefits of cannabis. ACUTE EFFECTS OF MARIJUANA.

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Understanding the Background of Medical Marijuana Laws in Los Angeles

The Joint Blog

Supreme Court Ruling of 2005 – Federal Prosecution Possible. Despite a strong start and firm support, June 8th, 2005 brought a supreme court ruling to allow a federal ban on cannabis, which enabled the prosecution of medicinal marijuana even in the eleven approved states. Up to six plants were also allowed to growers.

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Italy: MINISTRY OF HEALTH DECREE – Definition of maximum levels of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in food

Cannabis Law Report

the European Food Safety Authority and establishes procedures in the. food safety; Having regard to Regulation (EC) no. 1290/2005 and (CE) n. use in the areas of human nutrition; Having regard to the opinion of EFSA (European Safety Authority. food): «Scientific Opinion on the safety of hemp (Cannabis. 178/2002 no.

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