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Where is Humulene Found?
The woody and aromatic hoppy smell of craft beer is partially to blame on the terpene Humulene. One of the most commonly found terpenes in cannabis, this terpene is also found in hops, ginger, ginseng, spearmint, and cloves. It has both a strong odor and taste that is easily recognizable in cannabis. Those who like the deep tones of craft beer may find that it is the hops high in the terpene Humulene that is giving off the pleasant taste and smell they enjoy.
Navigating the Different Strains
It’s your first time buying smokable flower at a dispensary and it’s already overwhelming. The names of each range from the absolutely absurd to questionable at best. Member Berries, Sour Jack, Nine Pound Hammer, Blue Dream, it all means nothing to you. So where do you start when choosing the best medical marijuana strains?
Consider Your Personal Needs
Congratulations! You’ve finally gotten your Florida Medical Marijuana License and are ready to go to your first dispensary in Jacksonville. What’s next? If you’ve gone through Affordable Marijuana License, your recommendations will include Inhalation, Topical, Oral, and Sublingual routes as well as 2.5oz of smokable flower. This should give you plenty of buying power as most patients find they never reach their maximum milligrams within their 70-day period. Your recommendations are what give you the ability to purchase cannabis products to a limit and are what you will renew with the doctor every 7 months.
Some Facts About Breast Cancer
Cancer affects approximately 1.9 million individuals in America. Breast Cancer Awareness Month is an annual campaign to bring attention to the 1 in 8 women that will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. Cancer begins as a mutation of genes in the cells of the body forming tumors or affecting organs. Usually breast cancer begins in the cells of the milk-producing glands of the breast or the ducts that drain milk to the nipple. Less commonly, breast cancer will begin in the fatty tissues of the breast. Over time cancer cells invade other healthy cells and can spread the cancer to the lymphatic system and beyond.
