Cannabidiol (CBD), found in hemp oil, reduces inflammation, chronic pain, anxiety, can help with other mood disorders, is a neuro-protectant, and has been found to be a promising anti-cancer substance.

CanChew hemp oil gum is a first-of-its-kind product. This chewing gum is delicious, all-natural, and best of all, is infused with CBD from hemp oil which provides many medicinal benefits.

Over the last week, the market has seen MassRoots, Inc. (MSRT) fall 17% and this weakness has created a great opportunity for investors. The market significantly undervalues MSRT's underlying intellectual property, which the company continues to enhance and develop through strategic partnerships.

When investing in cannabis stocks, investors need to be cautious. Many of these companies offer a product which can be easily replicated by another business. This is not the case for MSRT. The company not only has a first move advantage, but its technology is protected by patents and would be very difficult to replicate.

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TAMPA, Fla., Sep 29, 2015 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The absence of industry-wide pesticide testing standards leaves the emerging U.S. cannabis industry highly vulnerable to legal and health risks, but Neutra Corp. NTRR, -2.00% is offering a potential solution to the problem.

HANCOCK COUNTY, Ind. (WISH) — Hancock County now has a new way to fight teen drug use. It’s a problem officials say is growing rapidly.

24-Hour News 8 got a first look at the new “marijuana googles” at a Youth Council meeting. The Hancock County Youth Council is a group of teens from four different high schools, that works to keep other young people from drinking alcohol or doing drugs.

“It’s a huge problem in our community, underage drinking and use of substances. A lot of friends and teammates I’ve had have gotten caught and I just think it would make our community a better place if we eliminated it,” said Blair Viehweg, a Mount Vernon senior.

Although the jury is still out on the benefit and safety profile of medical marijuana, the American public, according to national polls, has practically anointed it a wonder drug.

Medical marijuana finds its legs

It's not hard to understand why consumers -- especially those with potentially chronic or terminal diseases or disorders -- are excited about the idea of expanding marijuana's use for medical purposes. There are a number of clinical studies that have shown some level of positive correlation involving marijuana (or cannabinoids from the cannabis plant) in treating or alleviating symptoms of a patient's disease or disorder.

In August, researchers announced they had genetically engineered yeast to produce the powerful painkiller hydrocodone. Now comes the perhaps inevitable sequel: Scientists have created yeasts that can make important constituents of marijuana, including the main psychoactive compound, tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC.

Synthetic versions of THC are available in pill form under brand names like Marinol and Cesamet; they are generally used to treat nausea, vomiting and loss of appetite caused by HIV infection or cancer chemotherapy.

Genetically modified yeast could make THC in a cheaper and more streamlined way than traditional chemical synthesis.

Nothing is more suspect than a man in a suit talking about drugs. Unless he's your attorney, he's inevitably police. And even if he's not literal law enforcement, he'd flip in an instant if you got caught with a brick of cocaine, weed, or insider information about Sour Diesel futures.

A Wi-Fi-Connected Cannabis Growing Lab for the Geeky Homegrower Par Gizmodo UK dans Technology le 23 September 2015 à 21 h 00 min

There’s a hot new trend amongst young people. No, it isn’t rap music, skateboarding or whipping up hate mobs on Tumblr, or whatever it is that young people do these days – it’s gardening.

Well, maybe, anyway.

The liberalisation of the drugs laws in the States has also provided ample business opportunities for start-ups looking to make some green. Which is perhaps why the Leaf “Plug N Plant” box is now a thing.

Chocolate and cannabis are so wonderful that even the mention of both in a sentence is enough to make one giggle. Scientific proof is mounting that both chocolate and cannabis contain healing properties. Their dance is well-known to many who have fond memories of gorging through a pan of pot brownies. Indeed, these two super foods are magical, but as David Wolfe explains below, there is plenty of science that answers how and why they work so well as medicine.

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