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The Federal Hemp Redefinition Arrives in December: What It Means for the People Who Buy These Products
The federal hemp redefinition takes effect December 11, pulling most hemp-derived THC products off shelves. Here's what it means for the people who buy them. The post The Federal Hemp Redefinition Arrives in December: What It Means for the People Who Buy These Products first…
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Everybody Else Took the Fat Check. Wiz Khalifa’s Weed Brand, Khalifa Kush, Didn’t.
Khalifa Kush turned down the upfront-money model that sank most celebrity weed brands. Ten years later, it's still the top-selling celebrity cannabis brand in the US. The post Everybody Else Took the Fat Check. Wiz Khalifa’s Weed Brand, Khalifa Kush, Didn’t. first appeared on…
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Could Nigeria’s New Student Drug Testing Policy Be a Double-Edged Sword?
The Nigerian government has implemented mandatory drug testing for secondary and higher education students. Although the policy promises prevention and treatment, advocacy groups warn of the risks of exclusion and stigmatization, as well as a lack of rehabilitation resources.…
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Uncle Sam Just Signed Off on 900 Medical Marijuana Dispensaries. Now Comes the Fine Print.
The first phase of medical cannabis rescheduling is here. More than 900 dispensaries in seven states are now federally registered, and the DEA has given everyone else in line until November 29 to clean up their supply chains. The post Uncle Sam Just Signed Off on 900 Medical…
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Daniel Sloss on Quitting Cannabis: ‘There’s Something Really Lame About Being Addicted to Weed’
Daniel Sloss opens up about quitting weed after years of what he describes as addiction, explaining how it affected his anxiety, fatherhood, relationships and sense of self. Through therapy and sobriety, he says he has come to see cannabis as something he still loves but…
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How We Made High Times’ First Spanish-Language Print Issue: The Full Editor’s Letter
For the first time in 52 years, High Times has published a print edition made from scratch in Spanish, with Duki and his grower Mau Lamonica on the cover. Editor-in-Chief Javier Hasse on why it had to be made, not translated. The post How We Made High Times’ First…
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Why Is It Called Mushroom Jazz? Mark Farina Tells the Psychedelic Story Behind the Name
Mark Farina explains how psychedelics, the Dead scene and a Chicago chill-out room gave Mushroom Jazz its name, ahead of a 35th-anniversary Halloween show in Miami. The post Why Is It Called Mushroom Jazz? Mark Farina Tells the Psychedelic Story Behind the Name first appeared on…
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Cannabis Has Always Borrowed From Nature. JUNGL Wants to Give Something Back.
Sarasota's JUNGL makes all-natural THC drinks and gummies and directs part of its proceeds to wildlife conservation. Here's the story behind the brand. The post Cannabis Has Always Borrowed From Nature. JUNGL Wants to Give Something Back. first appeared on High Times .
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Doc Brown From ‘Back to the Future’ Opens Up About Addiction: ‘I was Hooked Almost Immediately’
Christopher Lloyd, best known as Doc Brown in Back to the Future, opens up about his struggles with cocaine and alcohol, a disturbing incident that left him seriously injured, and his long path to sobriety in his new memoir. The post Doc Brown From ‘Back to the Future’ Opens Up…
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Ask Ed: How Much Light Can I Give My Indoor Plants?
Grow guides say vegetative plants want 500 to 800 PPFD. Outdoors, plants vegetate in summer sun at nearly twice that and thrive. Ed Rosenthal ran two casual experiments to see which side the plants agree with. The post Ask Ed: How Much Light Can I Give My Indoor Plants? first…
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The Pentagon Is Spending $41 Million on Ketamine Wafers for Soldiers—But Why?
The Pentagon has awarded nearly $41 million to develop a ketamine-infused wafer designed to provide fast-acting pain relief to wounded soldiers without relying on injections or opioids. The product could eventually reach military personnel through an emergency regulatory…