The story of 420 begins in California in the 1970s, where a group of high school students known as “the Waldos” would meet after school at 4:20 PM to smoke cannabis together. The group chose this time because it was when their extracurricular activities had ended and they had free time to hang out. They also used “420” as a code word for cannabis, which helped keep their smoking sessions a secret from parents and authority figures.
Happiness is a complex emotional state that is influenced by various factors such as genetics, environment, and life experiences. While the overall happiness level in the United States has remained relatively stable over the past few decades, happiness levels vary significantly by age, race, and gender.
Let’s consider the potential effects on our sleep, especially for women who are more likely to experience sleep disorders such as insomnia. Since March is also women’s history month, this is as great a time as any to dive into this topic.
While many states have legalized the use of marijuana for medical and recreational purposes, it is still illegal at the federal level and continued enforcement of marijuana prohibition policies has perpetuated the disproportionate and negative impact of marijuana prohibition on generations of black and brown people.
This week we’re talking about a very interesting topic…sex. Valentine’s day is right around the corner and some people may be looking forward to it while others not so much. It could actually be a very unpleasant day for a lot of people.
Was Marijuana always illegal? How did this start? Dr. Damas joins Lurie Daniel Favors to discuss cannabis prohibition and health outcomes.
Among alcohol users, cannabis is the most widely consumed psychotropic substance. Approximately 75% of cannabis users report consuming alcohol. Studies suggest cannabis users can engage in simultaneous cannabis use at a rate of somewhere from 30-50%.
One thing we can all agree about pain is that it’s painful; literally, figuratively and every way in between. Pain not only causes unwanted and unpleasurable sensations, it also contributes to sleeplessness, psychological disorders, financial stress and emotional stress to name a few.
Studies have shown that people with certain types of anxiety disorders find that symptoms increase during the holidays. Anxiety has led to increased use of mental health services during these times.
If anyone knows about the need for an opioid alternative, it is former NFL Buffalo Bills, radiologist, and now physician Dr. Hervé Damas, MD, MBA, founder of Dr. Damas Wellness.
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