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A wellness and healing trip can incorporate various elements aimed at strengthening mental and physical health, such as relaxation in tranquil locations, luxurious spas and holistic wellness programs. These trips can be personalized, offering relaxation, culture and natural activities that enhance well-being with medicinal cannabis . Additional elements that a wellness and healing trip can include: Psychotherapy sessions: These may use techniques such as shamanic travel, which helps to address spiritual imbalances and restore harmony. Stress management skills training: Programs that provide techniques for dealing with anxiety and depression, enhancing balance and well-being. Alternative therapies: Such as sauna, hydrotherapy, aromatherapy, which contribute to relaxation and renewal. Outdoor activities: Such as hiking, swimming and yoga, which combine physical activity with contact with nature. Psychological support: Counselors offer a safe environment for the expression of thoughts and feelings, helping with self-awareness and self-improvement. Holistic approach: Integrate various practices, such as meditation and expressive arts, to support mental and physical health

According to new scientific research, our ancestors had discovered the cannabis plant at least 10,000 years ago, that is, well before the Earth emerged from the last ice age The archaeobotanical scientific research carried out by researchers at the Free University of Berlin estimates that around 5,000 years ago, the use of cannabis spread to Europe and Asia, carried by nomadic tribes, as part of an archaic intercontinental trade during the Bronze Age. The Yamnaya nomads of the Eurasian steppes, one of the three main “components” that contributed to the creation of today’s European population and civilization (along with local hunter-gatherers and migrant farmers from the Middle East), are considered to have played a key role in the spread of cannabis. But the beginning had been made much earlier, by people of the Paleolithic era in both Europe and Asia, who, independently of each other, had discovered the usefulness of the cannabis plant and probably its psychoactive substances for “journeys” of the mind. Cannabis was until recently thought to have been originally used and probably cultivated in China or Central Asia. However, German researchers, who review all the latest findings of “cannabis archaeology”, point out that the plant appears in

Cannabis smokers have about 20% more sex than those who abstain from the drug, an American study has shown. Survey participants were asked how many times they had had heterosexual intercourse in the past four weeks and how frequently they had smoked marijuana over the past 12 months. Stanford University School of Medicine researchers found that women who were daily pot users had had sex an average of 7.1 times in the previous four weeks, compared with 6.0 times reported by those who denied using marijuana in the past year. Among men, daily users reported 6.9 times compared with 5.6 for non-users. The findings were published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine. The researchers reached the conclusion after a retrospective analysis of data on 50,000 Americans ages 25 to 45, compiled between 2002 and 2015 by the National Survey of Family Growth. The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sponsors the survey. “In other words, pot users are having about 20% more sex than pot abstainers,” said the study’s senior author, Dr Michael Eisenberg, assistant professor of urology at Stanford. However, Eisenberg cautioned that the study should not be misinterpreted as having proven a causal link. Given that the average couple

Cannabis: A miraculous illicit drug … Written by nutritionist Marios Dimopoulos Cannabis oil is a concentrated form of cannabis that is consumed orally. By consuming large amounts of the oil over a period of three to six months, almost any disease you can imagine can be cured or completely controlled. This is possible because cannabis acts through the endocannabinoid system, the super-regulatory system of our body, which maintains homeostasis in other systems. You can see the effectiveness of medicinal cannabis in all the diseases in which smoking cannabis is beneficial. It is known that people with cancer, chronic pain, inflammatory conditions and other diseases who smoke cannabis have remarkable effectiveness. It’s completely bizarre that setting cannabis on fire and inhaling the smoke (which results in you getting the cannabinoids in a low-concentration form through your lungs) works better than many expensive medications. But with cannabis oil, there are two key differences: First, the cannabinoids are much more concentrated than with tobacco, and so it has a more potent effect on our systems. Second, we consume the oil, not smoke it, which means it’s digested through the system that needs to absorb the ingredients. In essence, we’re feeding our bodies molecules

Medicinal Cannabis Oil Effective for Treating Autism Treatment improves both behavioral and biochemical parameters of the disease Autism is a neurodevelopmental disease, and its main symptoms are social deficiencies and compulsive behaviors. Cases range from mild to severe, and causes are both genetic and environmental. Researchers at Tel Aviv University have successfully treated autism in animal models with medical cannabis oil, improving behavioral and biochemical parameters.   Advancing in Reverse Order In about 1% of all autism cases, a mutation in a single gene, called Shank3, is associated. While testing of medicinal cannabis traditionally begins with humans, in the current study PhD student Shani Poleg and Prof. Daniel Offen of TAU’s Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Felsenstein Medical Research Center and Sagol School of Neuroscience used animal models with a mutation in Shank3 to test the effectiveness of cannabis oil for alleviating symptoms of autism. The results of the surprising study were published in Translational Psychology published by Nature.   “We saw that cannabis oil has a favorable effect on compulsive and anxious behaviors in model animals,” says Shani Poleg. “According to the prevailing theory, autism involves over arousal of the brain which causes compulsive behavior. In the lab, in addition to the behavioral results, we saw a significant decrease in