The Holistic Cannabis Approach

03/26/2026

03/25/2026

You don't have to smoke it to appreciate it.
It can do so much!
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03/22/2026

03/19/2026

👑 H**p was once required by law.

In 1535, King Henry VIII ordered landowners in England to grow h**p, making it a legal obligation.

Why?

H**p was essential for ropes, sails, and rigging used by the Royal Navy. Without it, ships couldn’t function.

Those who failed to grow it faced fines.

At the time, h**p wasn’t just a crop. It was a strategic resource.

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03/17/2026

I have standards to maintain.
Gotta keep my levels up.
Time to top it off.
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03/17/2026

No fear of its high....

03/17/2026

How H**p Can Help Clean Polluted - Contaminated Soil: Potent Plant for People and Planet

Industrial h**p (Cannabis sativa) is widely known for fiber, food, and cannabinoids.

But research shows it may also play an important role in environmental cleanup.

Scientists studying h**p’s phytoremediation potential found that the plant can absorb toxic heavy metals from contaminated soil, helping restore damaged land.

✔️ Key findings

• H**p can take up metals such as cadmium, lead, arsenic, zinc, and nickel

• It can grow in polluted soils where many crops cannot survive

• H**p grows fast and produces large biomass, improving remediation potential

• Metals accumulate mainly in roots and stems, while seeds typically contain lower levels

• H**p cultivation could help restore mining sites, industrial land, and degraded soils

This combination of environmental cleanup + valuable biomass production makes h**p a promising tool for the emerging green bio-economy.

Plants we once overlooked are increasingly proving to be powerful allies in environmental restoration and sustainable industry.

✔️ Takeaway

H**p isn’t just a crop — it may be part of the solution to cleaning contaminated land while building sustainable plant-based industries.

Radioactive contaminants in soil plants (H**p) can try to remove

After nuclear accidents such as Fukushima (2011) and Chernobyl (1986), soil contamination commonly includes radionuclides such as:

• Cesium-137
• Strontium-90
• Uranium isotopes

Some plants — including h**p and sunflower — can absorb these elements and store them in plant tissue.

Once harvested, the contaminated plants are incinerated and the radioactive ☢️ ash safely stored.

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03/15/2026

Researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem found that cannabis compounds may help treat metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease, a condition affecting about one-third of adults worldwide.

The study, published in the British Journal of Pharmacology, tested two compounds, cannabidiol (CBD) and cannabigerol (CBG).

Scientists said the compounds reduced liver fat and improved metabolic health in experimental models.

Lead researcher Joseph Tam said the compounds boost phosphocreatine in liver cells, acting like a “backup battery” that helps the liver function under stress.

Researchers said more clinical trials are needed to confirm whether the treatment works effectively in humans.

03/14/2026

Rastafarians have gone to court to defend their religious use of cannabis, describing the plant as a “gift from God.” They say it is central to their worship and meditation practices, helping members reflect and seek solutions to societal challenges.

The community explained that only adults over 18 with valid identification are allowed to participate. They emphasised that cannabis is not used for recreation but strictly for spiritual purposes during group or private meditation sessions.

Members also said they face discrimination and legal challenges despite following strict guidelines. They argue that laws banning cannabis use violate their constitutional right to freedom of religion.
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03/11/2026

🌿 BREAKING: The U.S. government removes cannabis

from its most restrictive category, opening doors

for investment, research, and market growth.