Source: IMAGE Most dispensary menus still sort products into indica, sativa, and hybrid, with indica promising relaxation and sativa promising energy. It's a simple system, and it's also increasingly considered inaccurate. A widely cited genetic study found meaningful mismatches between how commercial cannabis products were labeled and their actual genetic lineage, and cannabinoid science suggests the labels don't reliably predict how a product will actually make someone feel. Here's what...

Source: IMAGE Cannabis-based edibles have become one of the most favored smoke-free forms of cannabis therapy among medical marijuana users. However, there are also cases where edibles result in unwanted symptoms such as acid reflux and other stomach discomforts, which negate their therapeutic benefits. Understanding why this happens, which edibles are more likely to trigger it, and what to look for when ordering online can make a meaningful difference in patient outcomes. Do Edibles Cause...

Cannabis consumers are becoming more selective about the strains they choose. For many people, the decision is no longer based only on THC percentage or whether a strain is labeled indica, sativa, or hybrid. Flavor, aroma, terpene profile, genetic background, consistency, and overall strain identity now play a major role in how consumers compare cannabis varieties. As interest in modern cannabis genetics continues to grow, consumers often pay closer attention to how strains are described,...