Cannabis World Journals

Cannabis World Journals began with the vision of being the inspiration for our readers to break the paradigms of fear and misinformation about the industry that, unfortunately, still haunt us. After this first year of hard work, we validate that we have the primary task of going beyond our boundaries and comfort zone to continue to objectively and responsibly inform our audience about the “Divine Gifts” of the plant to tear the veil of ignorance from people’s eyes once and for all. We must reach out to everyone to let them know that the plant has a voice that demands, “I am here to stay.” So, what do we say to those who want to censor us? - “Not today.” We are light at the end of the tunnel, we are the…

Whenever a new year begins, new questions arise. What are the goals for these new 12 months? What is the purpose? What will change? What to do to incite change? For every country in the world, 2023 comes with a new promise of an industry full of new opportunities ready to be explored. If there is one thing that each passing year shows us, it’s that despite the difficulties the industry faces, every day more and more associations, and people are uniting to fight for the rights of patients who wish to obtain the benefits of the plant, With each new year, cannabis is a golden-green opportunity offering alternatives to promote the economy and trade of countries, while continuing to face misinformation and ignorance that has been sown for generations. The year…

In the wake of the exciting Texas Hemp Summit, hope is growing surrounding the future uses of the plant. The state’s AG Commissioner, Sid Miller, and various hemp leaders who flew in from across the United States attended the event to weigh in on the future of hemp and cannabis in Texas. As a news portal, we are no strangers to the current cannabis landscape in Texas. From cannabinoids, such as CBC and THCV, to the emerging market of chemically derived cannabinoids, such as hemp-derived THC-Delta. Texas is facing a crisis due to high consumer demand for products that are not available because of the shortage of necessary and effective regulations to bridge the gap between supply and demand. Also, the state has been gradually introducing a medical cannabis program to…

Medical cannabis was legalized in Texas in 2015 with the passage of the Compassionate Use Act. Over the years, the law has expanded to include treatment for a wider range of conditions and to allow for slightly stronger doses. The Buckingham is the premier retirement community in Houston, Texas, offering the benefits of Life Care, which includes independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation, among others. There’s a lot more to know, of course. That’s why The Buckingham invited Matthew Brimberry, MD, medical director of Texas Cannabis Clinic, to speak to the community on January 20 at 10:00 am. as one of the first physicians certified by the state of Texas to provide access to medical cannabis. This is a great opportunity in Texas to learn more about…

Puerto Rico Convention Center, San Juan PR B2B Cannabis Industry Summit and Expo. The largest Cannabis Business Expo in Puerto Rico. As Illinois continues to evolve in the cannabis business you will be able to enjoy the line up of speakers such as dispensary owners, lawyers and cannabis doctors, plus the vice president of the Texas Medical Marijuana Doctors, among many other surprises. This event will be held on February 17, 2023 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Social Beer Garden at San Jacinto and Elgin. You can't miss it, they are waiting for you!…

Thanks to today’s technology it is possible to invest more efficiently, and the cannabis industry has been no exception. One example is crowdfunding, or financing a project or company by raising money from numerous people, usually through the Internet. Many cannabis production projects have raised capital to continue with their processes like this, and afterward, give a return to their collaborators. There is also the option for those who prefer to invest directly in the stock market through brokers recognized in large cannabis companies and monitored by the stock exchange commissions. There are other alternatives such as investment platforms that may represent a risk, as is the case of Juicy Fields where people "could" participate in the process of buying, growing, and selling plants legally from their homes. Some of the…