Since the beginning of 2015, marijuana is becoming the fastest growing industry in the United States. People worldwide are becoming more open minded about marijuana and its uses. It’s also generating millions in dollars for states that have legalized and regulated it. Despite its pros to being legalized nationally, many people oppose it. According to a survey conducted by the Pew Research Center, 44% of Americans who think marijuana should be illegal say they feel that marijuana hurts society and is bad for individuals as a whole. In this essay you will see why those people are wrong.
Cannabis Sativa, or marijuana, has been around for centuries. Marijuana can be dated back as far as 6000 B.C. when its seeds were used in the food of China. During the times of Napoleon, it was used for its pain relieving mechanisms and sedative effects. In 1545, marijuana was bought to the New World, the western hemisphere, by the Spanish. The English introduced it in
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This allows consumers to become informed about the cannabinoid profile and potency of marijuana they consume. While universally accepted standards have not been established for testing, consumers should do research on or get information on any pesticides, fungicides, fertitilizers, or any other residual solvents that could remain on flowers after the cultivation process. Testing for mold, fungus bacteria, and some other microbial organisms should be required to ensure safety and quality. Flowers and other cannabis products sold to consumers should include cannabinoid profiles, including the content of THC, CBD and the number and concentration of doses in a product. This is especially important for edible products, which can contain varying doses of cannabis. Consumers should be sure to inquire about the potency and dosage of an edible product especially if they are a movie consumer or if the package is not clearly