How to Make Edibles at Home: A Safer Beginner’s Guide
Learning how to make edibles at home involves more than adding cannabis to a recipe. This beginner guide explains decarboxylation, infused butter and oil, portioning, potency uncertainty, delayed oral THC effects, and safer storage. Homemade edibles can…
Cannabis Edibles and Alcohol Interaction: Clinical Evidence for Safe Dosing in Family Medicine
Clinical evidence shows cannabis edibles alcohol interaction increases driving impairment more than either alone. The delayed onset of edibles complicates self-assessment of combined intoxication. Safe dosing guidance is essential for family medicine…
Research Digest: 20 Recent Studies – May 02, 2026
This research digest highlights cannabinoid-based interventions autism safety effectiveness from recent peer-reviewed studies. It covers clinical evidence on behavioral outcomes in children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder. The curated…
Cannabis-Infused Creamy Avocado Dip: A Food-First, Dose-Aware Recipe
This cannabis infused avocado dip recipe offers a savory, food-first alternative to traditional edibles. It combines real ingredients with practical dosing guidance to support more consistent experiences. Designed for clarity and flexibility, it helps…
Cannabis-infused Green Smoothie
A bright cannabis-infused green smoothie recipe for readers who want a lighter, food-forward edible with practical dosing guidance and flexible ingredient options.
Man arrested after 2-year-old overdoses on THC gummies, authorities say – AZ Family
Pediatric THC exposures represent a serious clinical concern requiring immediate recognition and management. This case underscores the ongoing need for clinicians to understand THC toxicity presentations in children. Proper cannabis product storage…
Parents React to Cannabis Candy Incident at Hyde Park Middle School
Pediatric cannabis edible safety signals are critical in understanding risks after the Hyde Park Middle School cannabis candy incident. Children face unpredictable dosing and delayed effects that complicate emergency care. Awareness and prevention are…
Stolen somewhere…
Your neighbor didn’t borrow your edibles, they were stolen by the one true criminal: poor labeling and a kitchen that looks like a dispensary shelf. Via r/weed Further Reading CED Clinic BlogSemaglutide vs Tirzepatide Comparison: Which Works Better…
Nature’s CBD Gummies vs. Pharmacist-Grade Brands: What’s Really in That Bottle?
Nature s cbd gummies are gaining attention in cannabis medicine for their clinical relevance. This article compares them with pharmacist-grade brands to reveal what's really in that bottle. Clinicians and patients alike should consider these insights…
An Edibles Rotation Worth Keeping: Rare Cannabinoid Company Review
This rare cannabinoid company review highlights key clinical concerns about edibles safety and dosing. Patients should prioritize products with third-party testing and clear cannabinoid profiles. Understanding these factors is essential for safe use of…