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What You Should Know About Beta-Myrcene
It’s been a while since we had some content posted so let’s change that with a quick look at the most abundant terpene found in cannabis, β-Myrcene. If you want a refresher on some other terpene-centric posts check them out here. β-Myrcene gives cannabis strains a mildly sweet flavor profile and provides scent notes that…
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Weed and Sex: Cannabinoids in the Bedroom
Many of the topics I choose to write about are sparked from the countless posts I see regarding cannabis while scrolling on Twitter. One of the recurring themes I stumble upon is the role that cannabis can play in intimate settings. We are human after all, so of course we are worried, or excited on…
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Important Tips on the Use and Storage of Live Concentrates
With the popularity of cannabis skyrocketing in the U.S. users continue to explore new ways to consume their favorite cannabinoids. Many people have heard of cannabis concentrates but with the advent of new extraction methods the variety of these concentrates is rapidly increasing. You may have walked into a local dispensary and even noticed some…
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Merry-juana: 3 Ways Weed Can Enhance Your Holidays
This post is way more anecdotal than most, but here at IHT we take all-around health seriously so why not focus on some other reasons we partake in cannabis, especially during the holidays. 1. Enhance Taste – No matter where you’re celebrating or what you’re celebrating I’m sure like most people, you’re getting together with…
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One Major Difference You Need to Know Between THC and CBD
Cannabidiol (CBD), and Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) are the two predominant cannabinoids found in marijuana and while they have key differences, it’s important to understand their similarities as well. The major difference most people think about is typically that THC is psychoactive, and CBD is non-psychoactive. To understand why this is the case, it’s important to look…
