Tag: marijuana

  • (Mostly) All You Need To Know About The Marijuana Market

    (Mostly) All You Need To Know About The Marijuana Market

    With legal ‘weed’ readily available from licensed dispensaries in Canada, more states to the South of us are legalizing marijuana for use in America and as such, the demand is increasing. A good example is Colorado. The state opened the first regulated recreational marijuana market in the world. A 2014 study also showed that 30%…

  • Cost Of Marijuana In 120 Cities And How Much Tax Revenue If Legalized

    Cost Of Marijuana In 120 Cities And How Much Tax Revenue If Legalized

    First a few quick facts…. ● ‏Tokyo, Japan has the most expensive cannabis‏ ‏, at 32.66 USD per gram. ‏ ● ‏Quito, Ecuador has the least expensive marijuana‏ ‏, at 1.34 USD per gram.‏ ● ‏Based on the average US marijuana tax rates currently implemented, ‏ ‏New York City could generate the highest potential tax…

  • The Benefits Of CBD Oil On Anxiety And Depression

    The Benefits Of CBD Oil On Anxiety And Depression

    Life certainly has its challenges. Stress can arise from work, friends, and relationships — daily life can feel overwhelming at times. When you suffer from anxiety or depression (or both), living a happy, stress-free life can sometimes feel nearly impossible. Perhaps you’re looking for a natural way to take the edge off. There are pharmaceutical…

  • Study Reveals Cost Of Cannabis And Industry Growth Worldwide

    Study Reveals Cost Of Cannabis And Industry Growth Worldwide

    2018 Weed Index Study reveals the cost of marijuana and highlights the number of grow and head shops in 120 cities around the world: With a total of 156, Los Angeles, USA has the most headshops. Madrid, Spain has the largest amount of growshops, with a total of 68. Tokyo, Japan has the most expensive…

  • North American Society A Madhouse Says Former US State Hospital Doctor

    North American Society A Madhouse Says Former US State Hospital Doctor

    “Insane” has a clear meaning when we can look at it next to “sane” in the real world. Unfortunately, that has become more and more difficult to do, says Mike Bartos, former chief of staff at an American state psychiatric hospital for the criminally insane. “It’s not just because the media rely so much now…