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Emily Earlenbaugh

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Cannabis Writer and Educator | Contributor at Leafly.com and Forbes.com | PhD in philosophy of science
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How To Transport Cannabis With Stylish And Functional Accessories Original

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By Emily Earlenbaugh
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Illustration of a Smell Proof Bag Containing Cannabis Products getty If you enjoy using cannabis for medical or recreational reasons, you likely have occasions where you want to bring cannabis with you when you leave the house. Smell Proof Case from Pax Pax Of course, transporting cannabis can have its challenges.
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Cannabis Nail Art For 4/20 Original

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By Emily Earlenbaugh
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Cannabis nail art is a fun trend to join in on. This is especially true on 4/20, a holiday that celebrates all things cannabis. If you want to try it out for yourself, there are so many fun ways to show your 420 pride. Start With The Basics Olive and June’s Gel Mani System Olive and June The simplest way to get into nail art is to start with a gel nail polish kit that includes a UV light. Gel allows for so many different techniques and designs but it does require the light to set.
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Cannabis And Hemp Edibles Designed For Sleep Original

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By Emily Earlenbaugh
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It’s not always easy to get some rest. If you struggle with sleeping at night, you may have heard that cannabis can help with sleep. While research is limited, the most recent studies suggest that using cannabis usually increases sleeping time, but these results tend to reduce if it's used regularly for a period of time.
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