Can you really improve your health using cannabis and CBD as medicine? From what we've learned from the research and heard from other women, the answer is a resounding YES.

Training for the half marathon meant giving myself enough time to get lost in the running. Running more miles was boring and made me sore in unexpected places, weed changed my perception of that.

When it comes to chronic pain, breaking the cycle of pain is key to giving your body a chance to heal.

Women are discovering that using cannabis during their workouts or post-workout can be beneficial in a number of ways. Because you can take in cannabis or parts of the cannabis plants in multiple forms, there are many ways to benefit.

Whether relieving pain or increasing pleasure, woman are curious about cannabis as a sexual aid and enhancer.

The package of Everyday Rebel 100mg CBD bath salts arrived just in time. PMS was making my back ache, arthritis was killing my hips, and my overly ambitious self had pulled an abdominal muscle at my very first “boot camp” exercise class. Isn't middle age grand?

Meet the authors of the new book, Cannabis and CBD for Health and Wellness on the East and West Coasts of the U.S. and learn more about cannabis and CBD products at our official book tour events!

Dr. Robb, aka Robby, brings with him a deep knowledge of cannabis cultivation, so we decided to ask him some questions on behalf of all the home growers and wannabe home growers out there.

After my endometriosis diagnosis, I never knew one of the symptoms would be painful sex. When I was younger, it used to be so easy – my biggest concern was getting pregnant. I thought I had gotten through all the female reproductive barriers after nine gynecological surgeries.

Microdosing is consuming low doses of THC repeatedly over time. For many women, low doses of THC are a part of their regular health routine to manage stress, anxiety and other ailments.