So what are distillates? A distillate can be defined as purified cannabinoids that have undergone a series of processes from the plant material or concentrates. Processes include separation and heating methods, use of pressurized CO2 or ethanol; and purification. All these processes will be discussed below if you want to learn how a distillate is made.

Like many dark-green leafy vegetables, cannabis leaves, stems, stalks, roots, and seeds (like hemp seeds) can provide most of the essential nutrients required by the body. This includes carbohydrates, protein, fat, water, vitamins, minerals and calcium, sodium, potassium, and omega-3 fatty acids. But what makes cannabis juicing slightly more interesting than other vegetables is its phytocannabinoid content.

The “infamous” plant called Cannabis sativa (Cannabis) could do many wonders to your libido. Studies have shown both aspects - arousal and sexual health - of weed use of both men and women recently.

Ever wonder how your skin is affected if you are a cannabis user? As we all know, there are many ways to use cannabis. The delivery methods could be either orally, via inhalation, or external application. This blog will explore the good and bad effects of using cannabis, specifically on the skin, based on a different delivery.

We are seeing more support of Cannabis within communities, in state governments, and seeing lawmakers speaking out in support of federal Cannabis legalization- total legalization. A government in support of their people and their well-being would never place a plant, an herb- on the same schedule as Heroin.