Cookies, gummy bears and juices – normalising cannabis
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Webinar Date: tbc 2025
The popularity of cannabis continues to grow exponentially with new applications and modes of delivery. Finding new modes of delivery has been the key in detaching the plant from it’s counter-cultural, subversive connotations. Most importantly both for health and for habit forming has been the dissociation of cannabis and tobacco by finding alternative ways of using it. So called edibles have emerged as the most important new way of enjoying cannabis for health, well being and pleasure. Less is known about the potential of cannabis raw juicing which is particularly powerful when combined with vegetables, fruit and spices. Join us to discuss the potential for self care and commercial development in the UK and Europe on 16th January 2025.
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