Josh Sigurdson talks with Malay Panchal of Pure Global Cannabis Inc. regarding the century of attacks on the cannabis industry and how it is currently rising up as one of the greatest ground floor industries to be involved in. Following …
While regulators have been slow to update the rules governing marijuana, investors have been caught up by reefer madness as money has continued to flow into the $14.5 billion market. This growth has also attracted a number of disruptors including …
RTD Interview Questions: 1. What comes to mind when Malay hears the words, “Rethinking the Dollar”? 2.Why is it so important for those inspiring to be a entrepreneur to to explore new sectors for opportunities? 3. How has his 20+ …
The big money behind the recent push for legalization has come, not from a grassroots movement, but from a few very wealthy individuals (ie George Soros) with links to Big Ag and Big Pharma. This article is a continuation …
Palisade Radio, Released on 7/3/18 Canada has catalyzed the conversion of the Midas Letter from a mining centric to a broader multimedia digital platform that are now focused on video production. Recently they have focused on the hottest markets. Lately, …
Epileptic boy Billy Caldwell can go home with cannabis medicine, says family The Home Office has rubber-stamped a special exemption licence meaning severely epileptic Billy Caldwell can go home with his medicinal cannabis, a family spokesman has said. His mother …
by Thinker Well, one nation at a time is realizing the value of hemp in so many way beyond just the money it brings in, they are making changes. Canada has seen what the legalization of hemp has done in …
Among all addictive substances, tobacco was found to have the most detrimental effect, largely due to the higher rate of consumption around the world with just over 15 percent of the global population being smokers. Second on the list was …
We need to stop imprisoning people for smoking marijuana and start prosecuting the crooks on Wall Street whose greed and illegal behavior caused the greatest economic downturn since the Great Depression. — Sen. Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) May 16, 2018 The …
by Thinker In a first-of-a-kind study, Washington State University scientists examined how peoples’ self-reported levels of stress, anxiety and depression were affected by smoking different strains and quantities of cannabis at home. Their work, published this month in the Journal …
by visualcapitalist Courtesy of: Visual Capitalist The swift regulatory changes taking place in the global cannabis sector are almost without modern precedent. While some find the situation analogous to the repeal of Prohibition in the United States, it’s also fair to …
MINNEAPOLIS (KMSP) – New research suggests opioid use is lower in states that have eased marijuana laws, and on Tuesday, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said he’s ready to make it legal if it means that marijuana could potentially save lives. …
Bachhuber’s research could not prove that medical cannabis use directly led to fewer opioid overdoses. In addition, the overdose count included both prescription opioids and illegal heroin. But the study opened the eyes of many researchers to a possible relation …
Cannabis is the gateway to liberty…but not if the Canadian government can help it!There is a grand illusion taking place in Canada right now where the masses have been deceived into believing that cannabis will be legalized for the benefit …
by JEFF DESJARDINS, VISUALCAPITALIST Across the United States, there’s a seemingly unstoppable movement gaining ground. The legalization of cannabis for adult use – first passed in the states of Washington and Colorado in 2012 – is now approved in a total of …
The legal cannabis sector is expected to generate $40 billion and more than 400,000 jobs by 2021 in the United States, according to a study released Tuesday. The estimate by consulting firm Arcview includes direct purchases by consumers of $20.8 …
“Miracle” Cannabis Oil: May Treat Cancer, But Money and the Law Stand in the Way of Finding Out First it was a cough. Then it was bronchitis. Then it was time to say goodbye to Michelle Aldrich. The year 2011 …
