
MTHFR and Cannabis: How a Mutant Gene Can Make Marijuana Deadly
Everybody knows that cannabis is "supposed" to be harmless. However, for people who have MTHFR mutations, marijuana smoking poses serious, sometimes even deadly cardiovascular complications. Here's how to know if you could be part of that group.

Cannabis: Effective Relaxation Technique For Anxiety Or Risk Factor For Social Phobia?
People with social anxiety are much more likely to become addicted to weed, but does smoking pot also have the ability to cause social phobia?

Suboxone: Potential Cure for Addiction a New Focus of War on Drugs
Suboxone was developed as a treatment for addiction to opiate-based painkillers. Suboxone itself is a very powerful painkiller, 30 to 40 times as effective as morphine.

Canada To Snuff Out Medical Marijuana Production In Homes
Canada, a pioneer in the use of marijuana to treat medical conditions, is closing down its government-owned marijuana farm in an abandoned mine near the prarie town of Flin Flon, and is banning home production next year, fearing pot is a "gateway" drug.

Are Females More Susceptible To The Effects Of Marijuana?
Here we explore marijuana and how THC effects men versus women and the differences. Before women consider smoking marijuana long-term, it is important to learn about how it can affect the body.

Therapeutic Uses Of Medical Marijuana
As more and more US states modernize their marijuana laws to make the medical use of marijuana legal (at least as far as state and local law enforcement officials are concerned), more and more claims are made for its benefits. But are they true?

Exposing Ten Little-Known Facts About E-Cigarettes
The E-cigarette is an electronic smoking device designed to give smokers a dose of nicotine with a "smoking experience" but without flame, second-hand smoke, ashes, butts, tar, or tobacco-related carcinogens. But are they as safe as advertised?

Kratom: A Potential Substitute for Addictive Opioids
In the USA, the FDA recently placed a two-year “emergency ban” on the Asian herbal drug kratom, which other nations are encouraging as an alternative to methamphetamines and a tool for helping people beat opiate withdrawal.

Recovering From Alcoholism: What Role Can Exercise Play?
So, you're committed to sobriety? Regular exercise may make the tough times a little easier, help you adjust to a new life, and give you new purpose.

The Booze Ruse: Can Moderate Drinking Really Improve Your Health
Is drinking alcohol good for your health? Is drinking bad for your health? The answer to both questions seems to be "yes," depending on more than just how much you drink.