Good Day Caf?: CBD-infused cuisine
George Csonka is the owner of Adriaen Block restaurant in Astoria, Queens. He shows off some of his CBD-infused dishes and drinks. Cannabidiol, also known as CBD, is extracted from cannabis plants. CBD does not contain THC so it does not make you high. But some studies suggest CBD may help relieve stress and give you a mellow vibe.
George Csonka is the owner of Adriaen Block restaurant in Astoria, Queens. He shows off some of his CBD-infused dishes and drinks. Cannabidiol, also known as CBD, is extracted from cannabis plants. CBD does not contain THC so it does not make you high. But some studies suggest CBD may help relieve stress and give you a mellow vibe.
CBD-infused Coca-Cola?
Coca-Cola is reportedly in talks with a cannabis producer to make CBD-infused beverages to help ease drinkers' inflammation and pain. Dr. Jennifer Caudle, a family physician and associate professor at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine, talked to Fox 5 News about this idea.
Coca-Cola is reportedly in talks with a cannabis producer to make CBD-infused beverages to help ease drinkers' inflammation and pain. Dr. Jennifer Caudle, a family physician and associate professor at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine, talked to Fox 5 News about this idea.
Cannabis oil controversy
Aiden Stephen, 5, takes cannabis oil to help prevent his epileptic seizures. Aiden's cannabis doctor says he was having 2,000 seizures a month and had to wear a helmet. But now Aiden's seizures have been reduced to about five per month?thanks to cannabis oil.
Aiden Stephen, 5, takes cannabis oil to help prevent his epileptic seizures. Aiden's cannabis doctor says he was having 2,000 seizures a month and had to wear a helmet. But now Aiden's seizures have been reduced to about five per month?thanks to cannabis oil.
NJ medical marijuana review
Gov. Phil Murphy is ordering his administration to review New Jersey's medical marijuana program, which he says has been stifled over the past eight years. The Democrat signed an executive order on Tuesday. He says the program has been difficult to access and the state will not deny compassionate care to people any longer.
Gov. Phil Murphy is ordering his administration to review New Jersey's medical marijuana program, which he says has been stifled over the past eight years. The Democrat signed an executive order on Tuesday. He says the program has been difficult to access and the state will not deny compassionate care to people any longer.