Sunday Weed: Weekly Digest, Number Fifty-Six

Winter is coming, and it means it gets steadily colder out there. To cheer you up and warm your heart, we gathered seven articles and blog posts from the web. Don’t forget to grab your favorite cannabis product. Enjoy your read!

1. Weed, cannabis, pot or marijuana: what’s the difference?

There are lots of things we don’t know about how cannabis legalization is going to look in Canada in 2018.

2. Marijuana Could Be Huge for Treating HIV

From inflammation to lowering levels of the virus itself, a current study hopes to demystify pot’s benefits for those living with HIV.

3. How To Make Sex Better With DIY Cannabis Lube

It is cold outside, and you and your partner often end up on the sofa, cuddling and watching Netflix. Sometimes it is just pure affection, but sometimes it leads to sexy time.

4. Study Finds Alcohol 10 Times More Deadly Than Cannabis on the Road

Researchers who examined drug tests from drivers involved in more than 3,600 auto crashes have found that alcohol is about ten times more likely to cause a fatal crash than cannabis.

5. Five Useful Reddit Communities For Cannabis Lovers

Reddit is a widely popular resource for discussion about virtually every single thing in the world. The site has a vast range of online communities, making it a knowledgeable source of information.

6. There’s an advent calendar full of weed

Over the years, we’ve seen many advent calendars geared for grown-ups. They’re filled with things adults appreciate: booze, beer, and of course, Star Wars LEGO bricks.

7. The Evolution of Cannabis Packaging

In 2017, marijuana reform has washed away the stench of complete cannabis prohibition in over half the United States. And as the masses realize the commercial potential of marijuana as a consumer packaged good, one component of capitalism that’s been understandably absent from black market cannabis is finally having its turn in the rotation: retail marketing strategy.

Enjoyed your digest? Let us know.
See you next Sunday!

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