Did you know you can overdose on marijuana? It’s what happens when someone consumes too much cannabis and their body reacts in overload. Think nausea, dizziness, cold sweats, anxiety, and even panic. It can hit harder when mixing weed with alcohol or when edibles take longer to kick in, leading to using more than intended. If it happens, stay calm, hydrate, get fresh air, and rest, it will pass. But if symptoms get severe, don’t hesitate to seek medical help. If you feel like you suffer from mar

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MindFrame on Instagram: "What is marijuana really doing to your brain? Dr. Daniel Amen has the footage. In this crucial video, Dr. Amen uncovers shocking brain scan data from thousands of users, revealing distinct patterns of lower brain activity and damage to the hippocampus (your memory center). This isn't speculation—it's compelling clinical research. He issues strong warnings against early use, linking it to increased risk of anxiety, depression, and suicide. We're challenging the perception

Japan has very quietly opened the door to CBD and even legalized prescription cannabis for certain medical conditions. The reality on the ground, however, tells a different story — one where possession of even tiny amounts of marijuana still leads to arrest, detention and public disgrace. In this edition of Japan Today Spotlight, we break down Japan’s complicated cannabis laws, recent reforms and why so many celebrities and executives are still being caught up in a system that hasn’t caught up w