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There is still a lot you don't know about marijuana

Why is marijuana used as a drug by some people, while others feel happy and relaxed when they smoke it? Why is the composition and effects of natural hemp so different from synthetic hemp... The components contained in cannabis flowers are collectively known as cannabinoids, and the most common components are tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD). Different cannabis flower species contain different concentrations of THC and cannabidiol. In contrast, cannabidiol has higher medicinal value, and THC is the main component that causes mood changes. Many professionals' worries about cannabis are actually mainly from the strong effect of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Generally, the concentrated cannabinoids after extraction, some are put into brownies, biscuits and other foods, and the more refined ones are called "cannabis wax" (wax), which may contain 100% pure THC. Of course, what is more worrying is the synthetic cannabinoid, also known as K2, Spice, Genie, psychede...

Germany wants to be the first country in Europe to do so! Marijuana legalization

On October 26, 2022, Germany came out with plans on legalizing marijuana, a move the Scholz government said would make Germany the second EU country to legalize cannabis after Malta. The German federal cabinet approved a proposal by Health Minister Karl Lauterbach to regulate the sale and consumption of marijuana by adults for recreational purposes, Reuters reported on the 26th. The document proposes to allow adults 18 and older to purchase and possess 20 to 30 grams of marijuana for personal consumption and to allow individuals to cultivate marijuana to a limited extent. In addition, the government would introduce a special excise tax and develop marijuana-related education and abuse prevention programs. To Lauterbach, legalizing marijuana is a way to protect children and young people. "This law will reduce consumption, especially among young people," he tweeted. Lauterbach said about 4 million people consumed marijuana in Germany last year, 25 percent of whom were between t...