Using THC-laced edibles and smoking marijuana are both linked to early signs of cardiovascular disease, a new study found.

Generally, edibles have been seen as safer than smoking, but is that the case? It’s essential to understand the differences and associated risks between smoking and directly ingesting cannabis.

Edible products also come in different levels of THC and therefore ... When people make claims that cannabis is not harmful, they are typically referring to when people are smoking flower as it can be ...

While smoking marijuana remains the most popular option to benefit from THC, cannabis edibles are rapidly growing in popularity due to their flavorful and discreet nature. From THC gummies to ...

From flower to vapes to edibles, these are the products we stand behind for an awesomely lit 4/20. After a long day of smoking sativas and smashing edibles, you’re going to need a good wind-down ...

Use of edible cannabis rose from 7.9% to 9.5% in legalization provinces and declined from 7.3% to 5.9% in Quebec. Cannabis smoking increased from 12.8% to roughly 15.3% in legalization provinces ...

Traditional edibles often left users waiting for up to ... closely mimicking the quick onset associated with smoking or vaping. Understanding Nano THC Nano THC refers to THC molecules that have ...

Smoking marijuana and consuming cannabis-laced edibles can both lift your mood, but there are some key differences between the two. Smoked or vaped marijuana enters the lungs and is absorbed into ...