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Infused Yoga May Have Changed My Life!

March 2, 2017 by Maishah Leave a Comment

Throughout recent years I have been taking a look more holistic options to address symptoms caused by my sickle cell anemia. I traded opiates for cannabis to relieve my pain…the side effects were ridiculous. I swapped meditation for the craziness I often felt in the midst of a sickle cell crisis. And said goodbye high impact exercise (which often left me unsafely winded), for less strenuous activities such as swimming. One of the symptoms of my condition is a relatively low oxygen level, so safe exercise has always been a challenge.

But I think I have found the perfect element to my recipe for better health recently at a new CBD-infused yoga class.

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As much as I loathe to rise before 10 a.m. on a Saturday, I couldn’t wait to attend this first class held by Marijuasana in the District.

Launched in Denver, this class has become a hit and now us District residents can benefit from the growing cannabis yoga movement!

The class began with a social period and chat amongst those attending. While I felt a little intimidated at first (it’s been a while since I have stretched ANY part of my body), my fears were quickly alleviated by a few sips of CBD-infused tea. It also helped that our instructor Stacey allowed us to go at our own pace and even made sure we notified her of any body concerns we have, taking into account my hernia. Kudos to Stacey!

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She walked us through several movements taking us from the mat to the floor, reminding us to inhale and exhale at certain points. Yoga blocks were provided to help ease a few moves that might caught discomfort for some. During a 5-minute break, we sipped on more CBD-infused tea and passed a few joints in the air. This probably explains why I wasn’t as sore as expected. Cannabis heals!

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The yoga and cannabis movement has been growing, and more people are seeking ways to incorporate the healing aspects of cannabis into their regular exercise routines. I know a few stoners who prefer taking a few puffs of their favorite sativa before a serious workout, once again proving cannabis doesn’t make one lazy! In fact, I find myself even more motivated after a good session. Especially when it’s with what I call my “blogging buddy” Blue Dream.

While I expected to be completely sore the next day, I found myself surprisingly energetic and ready for more! I truly believe this new step toward overall health has changed my life for the better. I highly recommend this class for newbies and the more experienced. For more information on future classes in the District of Columbia, visit Marijuasana.

Try it. You will become a believer too!

Infused Yoga

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Filed Under: Cannabis Culture Tagged With: Cannabis, Cannabis Yoga, cbd, contemplative cannabis, Marijuasana, Medical Marijuana, mindful marijuana, yoga

How to Get a Cannabis Job in Washington DC

January 19, 2017 by Maishah Leave a Comment

Want to Land a Dispensary Job? Here’s What You Need to Know

As marijuana legalization continues to flourish across the country, dispensary employment opportunities have steadily increased.

Since medical marijuana was legalized in the District of Columbia 3 years ago, dispensary operators have been flooded with inquiries for jobs, specifically as dispensary technicians. Since the Medical Marijuana Program is operated by the District’s Department of Health, dispensaries shy away from the term “budtender.” Some dispensaries also advertise the position as “sales associate.”

Criteria

Washington, D.C. has specific criteria one must have before being able to apply for a dispensary job.

 

  1. Applicant can not have been convicted of any felony before filing the application.
  2. The applicant can not have been convicted of a misdemeanor for a drug-related offense before filing the application.
  3. The applicant may not be someone whose authority to participate in the Medical Marijuana Program has been previously revoked by the Department.
  4. The applicant must certify that he/she does not owe more than $100.00 to the District of Columbia government.

 

This application does require notarization of a signed statement confirming that you meet these criteria.

Following an official offer, pending employees are required to undergo a background check and fingerprinting that the hiring dispensary will pay for and is required before an employee may begin working at the dispensary site. This process is completed at the Department of Health and takes just a few minutes. This step is crucial for most dispensaries since they pay the applicant’s fee; and also why those hiring whittle the selection down to the best cover letters and resume.

This wait process generally takes about 30 days, so applicants should plan accordingly. Once hired, some dispensaries will pay for the new employee to undergo certification training, which can include updated information on laws, dispensary rules and procedures and basic knowledge of cannabis science.

Tips

As with any search for employment, there are some things applicants should know, particularly in this newly growing industry. Here are a few tips that can help in successfully landing a gig with a dispensary in the District of Columbia:

  1. Your first step is a brief but well-written industry resume. It’s a good idea to mention why you are interested in the field and point out any background you have (if any in the industry).
  2. Because dispensaries are retail environments, customer service skills are a must since dispensary technicians deal directly with patients.
  3. Brush up on your knowledge of a few strains. This gives interviewers a first-hand example of how you will handle questions patients might ask.

 

Filed Under: How-To's and FAQ's Tagged With: Budtenders, Cannabis Industry, Cannabis Jobs, dispensary, Dispensary Jobs, Marijuana Jobs, Marijuana Retail, Medical Marijuana, Washington DC

Top 5 Things To Do While Stoned in DC

January 19, 2017 by Maishah Leave a Comment

While the air in the District of Columbia may be currently filled with heated political debates, there is something else in the air. Marijuana!

Possession and use of marijuana was legalized in 2015 for adults 21 and older making the nation’s capital more 420-friendly, just not in a public place.

Most people don’t want to sit home and waste an awesome sativa buzz endlessly cleaning things that are already clean (my personal sativa effect). But, there are other options if you plan ahead.

I have found a bunch of really cool, trippy places to visit while high in the District of Columbia. Here are some favorites, including suggestions from some of my favorite sources and canna-buddies.

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Labyrinths

Some might be surprised to learn that we have a quite a few labyrinths to walk in our midst here in Washington, DC. Two of my favorites are the labyrinths in Georgetown Waterfront Park and the University Labyrinth on the campus of American University. Labyrinths date back to ancient times where many walk the many patterns to take a journey inward. They are my personal top picks of places to visit after munching on an edible to ponder the universe, fantasize about the heavens, or simply just to think about plain old life.

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Einstein Planetarium

I have been a science nerd since age 5 and now one of my favorite places to stay “spacey” is at the Einstein Planetarium, located in the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. For under $10, you can take a “trip” through the nightly skies with telescopic images taken on Earth and in space. If you are low on cash, you can still take a fantastic voyage through the museums free exhibits. Either can take your buzz to the stars!

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Floatation Tanks

Let your mind float…and float…and float again at Hope Floats, one of the latest attractions to become popular in the DC cannabis community. The facility’s main attractions are the floatation devices which puts users into a deep state of relaxation. So just imagine floating…while you are floating! Some use this system to reduce stress, anxiety and negative mental habits. Some athletes say it can help improve performance. I have a friend who swears by this place, and all I know is I can’t wait to try!

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Smithsonian National Zoo

Ever notice how fascinating your pet cat or dog becomes after a few hits of the vape? Take this experience to another level at the Smithsonian National Zoo. Lions and tigers and (panda) bears…how high! Oh…it’s FREE $.99!

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Reflecting Pool

After knocking back some of my favorite Blue Dream tincture, there is nothing like sitting on the step of the Lincoln Memorial and watching the Reflecting Pool work its reflective magic. Also a great place to people watch (if that’s your thing) and enjoy the Cherry Blossoms when season is right. Also free!

Filed Under: Cannabis Travel Tagged With: Cannabis Travel, DC, Destinations, Guides, Things To Do, Washington DC

Medical Marijuana – Top 5 Books

January 6, 2017 by Maishah Leave a Comment

Sure we can find a ton of information online about medical marijuana, but nothing beats having a having a few reliable resources on your bookshelf. Here are my favorite go-tos that like to keep on hand.

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Cannabis Pharmacy: The Practical Guide to Medical Marijuana

by Michael Backes and Andrew Weil

Evidence-based information on using cannabis for ailments and conditions, plus a comprehensive guide to the most popular varieties.

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Marijuana Medical Handbook: Practical Guide to Therapeutic Uses of Marijuana

by Gregory T. Carter M.D., Dale Gieringer PhD. and Ed Rosenthal

An estimated 40 million Americans have medical symptoms that marijuana can relieve. Marijuana Medical Handbook is a one-stop resource that gives candid, objective advice on using marijuana for healing, understanding its effects on the body, safe administration, targeting illnesses, side effects, and the various delivery methods from edibles and tinctures to smokeless vaporizer pipes. The book also details supply issues, cultivation solutions (in a chapter by renowned expert Ed Rosenthal), and legal consequences.

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Marihuana: The Forbidden Medicine

by Lester Grinspoon

This revised text describes the medical benefits of marijuana, explains why it has been forbidden, and puts forward arguments for legislation to make it available for patients who need it. The argument is supported by accounts from individuals with various ailments.

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The Benefits of Marijuana: Physical, Psychological and Spiritual

by Joan Bello

A holistic understanding of the physical, psychological and spiritual benefits of marijuana which bridges the gap between ancient wisdom and modern science. By documenting that cannabis impacts the Autonomic Nervous System to restore balance to the body, mind, and spirit, the author shows marijuana’s unique value for health and consciousness.

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The Medical Marijuana Patients Guide

by Brian Stone

There are many uses for cannabis, but the most positive of them all is the use of it as treatment for the diseases millions suffer from daily. The book will explain the structure of the plant on a molecular level and the different components it possesses. These individual therapeutic components, such as cannabinoids, tetrahydrocannabivarin (THC), cannabinol (CBN), cannabidiol (CBD), and cannabigerol (CBG), are described and what each can do in easing and even curing disease.

 

Filed Under: Cannabis Culture Tagged With: Books, Cannabis, Guides, Medical Marijuana, Patients

Habari Ghani!  – A Quick Guide to Kwanzaa

December 26, 2016 by Maishah Leave a Comment

What is Kwanzaa?

2016 marks the 20th anniversary of Kwanzaa, a holiday based on traditional African harvest festivals.

Maulana Karenga, a professor of Pan-African studies at California State University at Long Beach, created the holiday in 1966 to be a nonreligious celebration of family and social values.

The name Kwanzaa is derived from the phrase “matunda ya kwanza” which means “first fruits” in Swahili. Karenga chose Swahili as the language of the festivities because it is a Pan-African language, not necessarily defined by a particular region or tribe.

Karenga created Kwanzaa as a way for African-Americans to reconnect with ancestral roots by introducing and celebrating African culture. The intent was for the holiday to expand and be celebrated by people with African ancestry all over the world. This celebration of family, community and culture is built around the Nguzo Saba, or the Seven Principles.

Each day of Kwanzaa is dedicated to one of seven principles. Some celebrants exchange gifts each day based on that principle.

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UNITY – (umoja)

SELF-DETERMINATION (kuji chagulia)

COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILIY (ujima)

COOPERATIVE ECONOMICS (ujamaa)

PURPOSE (nia),

CREATIVITY (kuumba)

FAITH (imani)

 

Habari gani is the greeting during Kwanzaa, announced to reinforce awareness of and commitment to these principles. The response is the principal according to that day (i.e. Umoja on the first day and so on).

Each night celebrants light a new candle on the kinara, a seven-branched candelabra. The seven candles, one black, three red and three green, represent the people, the struggle and the future, as well as the seven principles. Gifts are often given to children.

On December 31, participants engage in a feast known as the karamu, which can include steps such as a kukaribisha (welcoming), kuumba (remembering), kushangilla (rejoicing), tamshi la tambiko (libation statement), kutoa majina (calling of names), the karamu feast and tamshi la tutaonana (farewell statement).

Filed Under: Cannabis Culture Tagged With: Africa, Cannabis, Kwanzaa

TOP 10 LAST-MINUTE GIFTS FOR YOUR FAVORITE STONER

December 25, 2016 by Maishah Leave a Comment

Still looking for a last minute gift for your favorite stoner? There’s still time! And here are some top picks from some of my favorite cannabis sources.

New Generation Pax 3

 

PAX recently updated its vaporizer to a new improved model, complete with an adapter for extracts. While they wont be released until 12/28, there is nothing wrong with a post-holiday gift. Well worth the wait.

 

Last Minute Stoner Gifts

Stoner Coffee Table Book

 

If you are like me and prefer a real book over the e-version, this is a winner. This highly entertaining collection of images is the ultimate centerpiece and conversation starter. Featuring dozens of immersive, trippy, funny, meditative, and mind-bending images to accompany your favorite strain.

 

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Stashtray Starter Set

 

If you are a fellow pet owner (or just clumsy like me), this is the gift for you. The magnetic tray allows you to stash accessories, grinder, lighter etc. with no risk of anything falling off. If your canine or feline has a fascination with shiny lighters, like mine, this will keep them from disappearing.

 

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Tie Dye Rainbow Berdie Onsie

 

No session is complete without the perfect comfy outfit. Get hippy tripped-out with this comfy unisex tie-died onesie from spacycloud.com. The colors also magically hides any food items, should your munchies situation get out of control!

 

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Weed Socks

 

Complete your ensemble with these weed-leaf printed cotton socks, which come in assorted colors, so pretty much will match any color on your tie-die onsie.

 

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Dollar High Club Subscription Box

 

How about a gift that keeps giving? There are plenty of stoner subscription boxes to choose from, but the Dollar High Club is a top favorite. For $30 you can get the special stoner in your life (or yourself) a bit of everything for their smoking pleasure. There are a few less expensive packages to choose from, or go all out and purchase a subscription for the gift that keeps on giving.

 

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Weed Leaf Christmas Tree Ornament

No stoner Christmas tree is complete without a green tree. This ornament is made of lead-free pewter and can work as a decoration year-round.

 

 

 

 

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Cannabis Throw Pillow      

 

I am in love with this pillow (and everything else on this site). Cafepress offers a variety of decorating and bedding options which make great “green” gifts for your fellow smokey person.

 

 

 

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Grinder Watch

 

What about this grinder watch for the secret stoner in your life? They can be fashionable and prepared when on the go! The fully functioning watch also comes in several colors.

 

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Eat It! Munchies Medical Marijuana Recipe Cards
Someone special in your life experimenting with cannabis cooking? This pack of 13 cards is printed on ultra-high gloss full bleed 5×8 cards, so no need to worry if they aren’t the neatest chef.

 

Filed Under: Cannabis Culture

Medical Marijuana Changed My Life With Sickle Cell

December 1, 2016 by Maishah 1 Comment

It first begins with a tingling sensation, sometimes in my hands, sometimes in my ankles. I never know which body part will be targeted. The tingling eventually builds into a pain that literally leaves me sick to my stomach. And finally…I have no choice but to curl up into a fetal position until it subsides. Sometimes relief can come in minutes…other times, the crisis can last for hours.

Sound dramatic? Yes…I know. But this what it’s like to live with sickle cell anemia.

People who suffer from sickle cell disease have to deal with a lot of pain. Patients with sickle cell have crescent shaped blood cells, compared to disc shaped blood cells in people without the condition. These cells block blood flow, which causes pain, fatigue, and organ damage. These period of intense pain are commonly known as a “sickle cell crisis.” Most will describe crisis pain as feeling like nails poking their entire body. I’ve always said it literally feels like little tiny people live within my bones and are repeatedly stabbing me with tiny knives. It just plain sucks, for lack of better word.

Doctors usually prescribe opiate-based pain killers such as morphine. For years, this was my physician’s drug of choice. But these medications come with side effects including respiratory issues, damage to organs, and addiction — to name a few. And for years I walked around numb, challenged with whether to medicate myself into a zombie-like state, or take the risk of yet another visit to the emergency room; sometimes making the mistake of “waiting it out” and hoping the crisis would pass.

I can’t remember the exact year, but one day I overhead Montel Williams on a talk show discussing his use of marijuana to help alleviate symptoms caused by multiple sclerosis. It was literally the first time I ever thought about or even considered marijuana in a medicinal context. It was then my journey to managing my condition AND functioning truly began. During this time, conversations around marijuana were not that commonly hear of. At least not in my circle of friends…or family. Yes, it was one of those “activities” people enjoyed socially on occasion, but not anything anyone would make public.

So when I first started experimenting with medicating with cannabis, researching information was a challenge, to say the least. This was pre-Google and pre-Internet. So I ran to the library and tried to find anything I could on marijuana and the medicinal effects. Montel Williams also became my medical marijuana hero as I tuned in to anything I could find with him speaking on the topic.

Gradually, I noticed I began to rely less on the synthetic drugs which were also pretty rough on my stomach. I also noticed that I was no longer in a constant state of discomfort. I had grown so accustomed to being sore (even when not it crisis), that it was a regular state of being for me. Cannabis began to relieve this existence. I also found the calming effects of cannabis in general. I was a newspaper reporter at the time, deadlines were very stressful and I grew tired of popping pills to get through the day.

I am not a physician and in no way is this a recommendation for any sickle cell patient to disregard doctor’s orders. But I like to call upon anyone who suffers from chronic pain to do their own research. This is what worked for me. It has not, by any means, cured my sickle cell. But It has greatly improved my quality of life by leaps and bounds. I spent a good part of my 30s in and out of the hospital, including undergoing three blood transfusions and periods of limited mobility. I still have what I call my “mini-moments.” But what was once a monthly crisis back then is a rare occurrence. Ironically, these moments come when I go without medicating for lengthy periods. So I literally now treat cannabis as anyone else with a prescription.

When the day came that medical marijuana was legalized, it was almost like being reborn. I now had access to specific strains, including CBDs, tinctures and other forms of cannabis. I have found a way to incorporate various forms depending on how I am feeling, including incorporating flower into my food.

Over the years I have learned how to fine tune what form of ingestion works best for me, as well as my dosage. Today, I am happy to be able to enjoy my marketing position in the medical marijuana industry and proving naysayers wrong! Marijuana indeed DOES work. I am living proof!

 

 

 

 

Filed Under: Legalization Tagged With: Cannabis, cbd, Health, Health & Science, Medical Marijuana, Pain Relief, Sickle Cell Anemia

Could Marijuana Get an NFL Green Light?

November 18, 2016 by Maishah Leave a Comment

 

Marijuana may have been the star player of this year’s election and the NFL may finally be listening to marijuana researchers.

Although the league hasn’t publicly shown support for marijuana use, thanks to the recent election sweep, the nation’s changing view of cannabis along with research showing its potential benefits, may change that.

An anonymous survey recently conducted by ESPN revealed that nearly three-quarters of 226 NFL players are in favor of legalizing medical marijuana nationwide, and more than half think if they were allowed to use it fewer players would need or use painkillers. Recent studies have also shown a nationwide reduction in opiate prescriptions, as marijuana legalization grows.

The survey, posted on ESPN.com under the headline “Cannabis Confidential,” showed that the majority of players surveyed worry about the long-term risk of painkillers and more than 40 percent said they suspected a teammate “became an addict because of NFL painkiller abuse.” About 22 percent of those surveyed revealed they knew of a teammate using marijuana before a game.

According to NFL.COM, league execs expect marijuana usage to become a key issue when the collective bargaining agreement is renegotiated in the next few years.

These reports indicate that a group of 10 owners now support additional studies and actively discussing what position the league should take when it comes to medical and recreational marijuana for players.

Two execs have even reportedly said they are open to eliminating suspensions and only issuing fines for marijuana-related offenses; while two others expressed concern about the NFL sending a message that it now tolerates use of marijuana.

While there is still no final word on the league’s stance, this new look at cannabis use is just what NFL Player Eugene Monroe for years has been working toward. He has been bending the ears of NFL officials, trying to convince them to take a serious look at the benefits of marijuana for medicinal purposes. Now that marijuana legislation swept ballots last week there may be a green light ahead for players.

After seven states voted to legalize marijuana in some form on Election Day, including California, Massachusetts, Nevada and Maine in support of recreational marijuana, and Arkansas, Florida and North Dakota passing ballot initiatives legalizing medical marijuana, the NFL Players Association announced it will be looking into the possible medical benefits of cannabis on players.

“We are actively looking at the issue of pain management of our players. And studying marijuana as a substance under that context is the direction we are focused on,” George Atallah, the NFLPA’s assistant executive director of external affairs, told the Washington Post.

Former NFL player Chris Kluwe told Rolling Stone magazine that the NFL’s decision to even discuss marijuana issues is a step in the right direction since it will “force the union into some concessions.” Even former quarterback Jake Plumber said suspending players for using would only bring bad press. Open discussion would create “compassion, and I think showing that they care about the game and the players.”

Ultimately, while more critics are have called on the league to reconsider its policy on marijuana use, perhaps the league can create an atmosphere where cannabis can less the dependence on opiate-based painkiller and possibly help bring down swelling caused by repeated head injuries.

Time will tell.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Filed Under: Cannabis Culture Tagged With: Cannabis, cbd, Health & Science, Men's Health, NFL, Painkillers, Sports

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