Marijuana Dispensary coming to Berkeley Heights? - TAPinto.net
Marijuana Dispensary coming to Berkeley Heights? TAPinto.net
Cannabis shows promise as a treatment for Parkinson's disease, offering several potential benefits. Its primary compounds, THC and CBD, can help alleviate symptoms such as tremors, muscle stiffness, and pain. Research suggests that cannabis may improve sleep quality and reduce anxiety and depression, common in Parkinson's patients. Additionally, its anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective properties could slow disease progression. Many patients report enhanced quality of life, experiencing relief from both motor and non-motor symptoms. While more research is needed to fully understand its efficacy and safety, cannabis presents a hopeful option for managing Parkinson's disease symptoms.
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Ohio issues consumer alert on Delta-8 THC products - WKBN.com
Ohio issues consumer alert on Delta-8 THC products WKBN.com
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WKBN) – Ohio state officials and the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Cannabis Control (DCC) are expressing concerns over the marketing of unregulated cannabis products.
On Thursday, the DCC issued a consumer alert regarding Delta-8 THC cannabis products that feature packaging appealing to children. The Food and Drug Administration and the Federal Trade Commission have already sent cease and desist letters to five companies for using packaging that imitates popular children's food items.
These letters demand that the companies immediately stop marketing these products to children, according to a DCC news release.
The issue with Delta-8 and other hemp products is their lack of regulation and potential for intoxication. The DCC noted that some children have fallen ill, with a few requiring hospitalization.
Current Ohio law does not prohibit the sale of intoxicating hemp products, including to children. Governor Mike DeWine is advocating for the removal of these products from store shelves, and state agencies are urging the General Assembly to pass legislation to regulate their sales and marketing.
“As the division prepares to introduce non-medical cannabis products that have met our highest standards of testing and safety, we must ensure dangerous, unregulated products such as Delta-8 are removed from circulation. The packaging of these products can make them look exactly like candy, and the products themselves lack any testing requirements. Thus, Ohio consumers, especially children, have no way of knowing exactly what they are purchasing, which is extremely dangerous,” stated DCC Superintendent Jim Canepa.
DCC-regulated products sold to adults differ significantly from common retail store hemp products or those containing Delta-8 THC. Adults purchasing a product from a licensed seller in Ohio will see the DCC logo on the package.
Persisting Toward a Public Listing - Cannabis Business Times
Persisting Toward a Public Listing Cannabis Business Times
"The genesis of Grown Rogue International Inc. (CSE: GRIN; OTC: GRUSF) began in the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP) in 2006, where we were growing sun-grown cannabis while simultaneously building a family. Today, our company is listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) and has more than 200,000 square feet of cultivation operations in Oregon and Michigan.
So, how did we go from those humble beginnings in the OMMP to being a publicly traded company? While everyone’s path looks a little different, going public is full of challenges and lessons learned."
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ANTG Gets TGA Listing For Cannabis Strain - HempGazette
ANTG Gets TGA Listing For Cannabis Strain HempGazette
Australian Natural Therapeutics Group (ANTG) has listed its cannabis product, EVE Cannabis Indica, on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG), making it suitable for export. The company, based in New South Wales, aims to improve lives with high-quality medicinal cannabis.
EVE Cannabis Indica is a dried herb with unspecified 140mg/g content. In November, ANTG passed mandatory quality tests (TGO93 and TGO100) for its first commercial export crop. This ARTG listing supports ANTG’s export plans, including a 10-year supply deal with Cannamedical Pharma GmbH in Germany, expecting over two tonnes exported in the first year.
ANTG has three production facilities in Australia and one in California, with plans to expand and produce oils and capsules using supercritical CO2 extraction.
The Five Best Marijuana Jobs - Forbes
The Five Best Marijuana Jobs Forbes
Cannabis strains to get Heritage listing - Bangkok Post
Cannabis strains to get Heritage listing Bangkok Post
Four cannabis strains from Thailand are set to be registered as National Heritage to advance research into their applications, Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced on Monday.
The strains, named ST1, TT1, UUA1, and RD1, have been approved for cultivation by the Medicinal Plant Research Institute under the Department of Medical Sciences, following the decriminalization of several parts of the cannabis plant last year by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Mr. Anutin mentioned that the registrations are awaiting certification from the Agriculture Department, with the process expected to be completed by August.
People to know in NY cannabis: Regina Smith - syracuse.com
People to know in NY cannabis: Regina Smith syracuse.com
Drug traffickers and small-time smugglers operate within an extensive network of transport and communication.
Their covert operations are meticulously planned to evade detection by drug enforcement agencies and the police.
Beyond the fear of raids and arrests, delivery agencies and individuals encounter numerous challenges when moving consignments from one place to another.
Due to the high-risk nature of the business, smugglers and their leaders continually devise innovative methods to conceal their products during transportation.
These smuggling techniques are often depicted in documentaries and films, so they don't require detailed explanation.
Recently, a new and startling method used by smugglers to hide and transport drugs has gone viral. This method involves the use of a popular tropical fruit.
A short clip shared on the Reddit page 'Unexpected' shows an officer cutting a watermelon in half to reveal its contents. As the fruit is sliced open, it becomes evident that its juicy insides have been hollowed out to hide something inside.
The watermelon contains a peach-colored plastic bag. When the officer cuts it open, he finds a large quantity of marijuana inside.
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