Cannabis wouldn’t get us high or provide relief if our bodies didn’t already have a biological system that interacts with cannabinoids.
Everyone loves it when the pack is loud – when the earthy, skunk-like aroma uppercuts our nostrils with anticipated pleasure. Or when buds dazzle us with nostalgic smells that place you at grandma’s house on a Sunday morning.
Cannabis was an essential part of American medicine cabinets decades before it was demonized as the Devil’s Lettuce that fed on the brains of children.