One of the most significant shifts in the history of cannabis lies in the transformation of cultivation practices. Prior to its prohibition, cannabis thrived in outdoor environments. However, with its legal status altered, growers were compelled to shift their operations indoors. This shift prompts a fascinating question: What ensued from this transition? Has cannabis become more potent as a result of corporate interests seeking to expand their consumer base? Or, could it be that the ban on cannabis spurred the development of novel cultivation techniques that optimized the plant's genetic potential? The answer appears to be a nuanced fusion of both perspectives. Undoubtedly, contemporary cannabis boasts heightened potency compared to that of previous generations. Yet, this evolution isn't solely attributable to a clandestine agenda by "Big Cannabis." Rather, it reflects the profound alterations in cultivation methods necessitated by the plant's illegality. The ban catalyzed a renaissance in cultivation practices, driving innovators to explore new techniques aimed at maximizing the inherent qualities of the plant. In essence, the potency surge of modern cannabis isn't the outcome of a sinister conspiracy, but rather the unintended consequence of prohibition-induced transformations in cultivation methodologies. This narrative underscores the intricate interplay between legality, innovation, and the evolution of cannabis throughout history.
Welcome to Hemp for Victory, a non-profit organization committed to raising awareness by empowering thought leaders to educate others. In this enlightening YouTube episode, join us as we delve into the world of chemical addiction with our esteemed board members: Robert Head, Dr. Darina Douchi, and Dr. Corey Burchman. Discover how cannabis and the endocannabinoid system are playing a pivotal role in developing groundbreaking therapies that have the potential to make a significant impact on addiction. Don't miss this informative discussion! Part 1
One of the most significant shifts in the history of cannabis lies in the transformation of cultivation practices. Prior to its prohibition, cannabis thrived in outdoor environments. However, with its legal status altered, growers were compelled to shift their operations indoors. This shift prompts a fascinating question: What ensued from this transition? Has cannabis become more potent as a result of corporate interests seeking to expand their consumer base? Or, could it be that the ban on cannabis spurred the development of novel cultivation techniques that optimized the plant's genetic potential? The answer appears to be a nuanced fusion of both perspectives. Undoubtedly, contemporary cannabis boasts heightened potency compared to that of previous generations. Yet, this evolution isn't solely attributable to a clandestine agenda by "Big Cannabis." Rather, it reflects the profound alterations in cultivation methods necessitated by the plant's illegality. The ban catalyzed a renaissance in cultivation practices, driving innovators to explore new techniques aimed at maximizing the inherent qualities of the plant. In essence, the potency surge of modern cannabis isn't the outcome of a sinister conspiracy, but rather the unintended consequence of prohibition-induced transformations in cultivation methodologies. This narrative underscores the intricate interplay between legality, innovation, and the evolution of cannabis throughout history.
We educate local community leaders, government, and elected officials about Industrial Hemp, CBD, and Medical Cannabis and the type of markets they will see in their communities.
We hold an annual event catered to the alumni of West Point and the Air Force Academy. The goal is to promote Industrial Hemp, CBD, and Medical Cannabis legalization to those who were former military leaders and are now business and community leaders.
We facilitate panel discussions focused on topics that concern veterans and the cannabis industry. Below, board members Dr. Darina Douchi and Robert Head speak at the American College for Healthcare Executives conference about cannabis and hospital SOPs. The question of legalization is not being answered here. Instead, the question of how to implement this medicine into the current hospital system was.
We host our own podcast discussing veteran issues with cannabis.
We hold an annual veteran panel about industrial hemp, veterans' roles in that industry, and what assistance the government can provide
We have ongoing discussions with government departments about how veterans are using a comprehensive approach to their health and how these departments can react positively to support this choice.
We are delighted to announce that Hemp for Victory is now a part of the esteemed Coalition for Cannabis Scheduling Reform, joining hands with numerous like-minded organizations to drive the progress of legalization forward. Through the critical process of descheduling/rescheduling, we have the potential to bring about significant positive changes within the veteran's community.
Thanks to Marijuana Moment and all those that work there to keep the industry in the "know". Click on the link below to read MM article on the letter to Biden.
We promote credible evidence and peer-review information (books, journals, articles, websites, documentaries) on the benefits of Industrial Hemp, CBD, and Medical Cannabis.