Cannabis (/ˈkænəbɪs/) is a genus of flowering plants in the family Cannabaceae.

Three species may be recognized: Cannabis sativa,

Cannabis indica, and Cannabis ruderalis;
Leaves from the cannabis plant are bright green and have a distinctive shape with five or seven leaflets. The flowering tops and upper
leaves are covered in a sticky resin.

Cannabis is a drug that comes from Indian hemp plants such as Cannabis sativa and Cannabis indica. The main active chemical in
cannabis is THC (delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol). Cannabis is a depressant drug.

Cannabis is also known as grass, pot, hash, weed, reefer, dope, herb, mull, buddha, ganja, joint, stick, buckets, cones, skunk, hydro,
yarndi, smoke and hooch.

There are three main forms of psychoactive cannabis: marijuana, hashish and hash oil.

Marijuana is the most common and least potent form of cannabis. Marijuana is the dried leaves and flowers of the plant.

Hashish (“hash”) is dried cannabis resin, usually in the form of a small block. The concentration of THC in hashish is higher than in
marijuana, producing stronger effects.

Hash oil is a thick, oily liquid, golden brown to black in colour, which is extracted from cannabis. Hash oil is the strongest form of cannabis.

The different forms of cannabis are used in different ways:

 Marijuana is smoked in hand-rolled cigarettes (joints), or in a pipe (a bong).

 Hashish is usually added to tobacco and smoked, or baked and eaten in foods such as hash cookies.

Hash oil is usually spread on the tip or paper of a cigarette and then smoked.

Cannabis sativa L. shares its origins with the inception of the first agricultural human societies in Asia. Over the course of time different
parts of the plant have been utilized for therapeutic and recreational purposes, for instance, extraction of healing oils from seed, or the
use of inflorescences for their psychoactive effects.

it seems that in Palaeolithic (age) sites, a variety of techniques was used that enabled the production of sophisticated plaited basket
(hamper) based on C. sativa.

in Taiwan suggest that C. sativa was used 12,000 years ago for several different purposes (Li, 1974) and played a significant role in early
cordage and textile manufacturing.

The medical use of C. sativa dates back about 5000 years ago, C. sativa was prescribed for fatigue, rheumatism, and malaria in China,
as the first Chinese pharmacopeia. Also it was well known among the ancient Greeks and Romans, describing the plants for their useful
benefits against pains.

how a group of shamans from Iquitos in Peru They used a drink during shamanic rites, capable of generating psychedelic effects. These
plants were considered "teachers" because the shamans could heal the disease of their village employing them, often fasting and
accompanied by particular melodies.

India, Tibet, Hinduism and Buddhism traditions used flowes to facilitate the meditation and commnunication with the spirits.

According to some authors, the word Cannabis was present in Semitic languages like Hebrew, and it appears several times throughout
the Old Testament. In fact, in some passages of Exodus, Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel, the use of C. sativa as incense and sacred oil is
cited.

Clarke and Merlin argued that the discovery of C. sativa psychoactivity may be considered as an unintentional event. burning of C. sativa
plants, triggered by natural events, has revealed its psychotropic nature.

In addition, in the English medicine of the nineteenth century, C. sativa was introduced as
an analgesic, anti-inflammatory, anti-emetic and anti-convulsant. Because of the other sensations as hallucinations and psychotic effects
in people, it was strongly prohibited in
the twentieth century due to its remarkable psychoactive effects and was removed from the British Pharmacopoeia in 1932 and included
as a banned substance for therapeutic use.

Conversely, C. sativa was not known in the Americas until the arrival and settlement of the
first European colonists. Indeed, the Spanish and English colonies in the Americas mainly imported the botanical varieties ideal for textile
manufacturing.

Despite these restrictions, the use of C. sativa as a local and traditional medicine by shamans and healers, an intense pharmacological
research on its chemical components, and several socio-cultural debates on it continued.

Cannabis Opens Doors to Deep Conversations

Cannabis Helps You Enjoy Food Together . glands are released to make you enjoy the flavors and smells of food.

Cannabis Can Contribute to Better Sex

Smoking weed improves arousal and heightens your sense of physical sensation. Overdose in mens aware of the fact that there’s an
established link between heavily using cannabis and sex dysfunction in men.

Cannabis Generally Makes You Happy

Smoking weed tends to put people in a good mood.

Cannabis Alleviates Stress and Anxiety

Some of the primary conditions people use marijuana to manage are stress, anxiety, and paranoia.

Have a Good Laugh

With any substance used with regularity, your body becomes accustomed to the effects. When tolerance increases to the point that you
need to consume a great deal more to accomplish the same desired effect, it's time to decrease usage, or abstain from the substance
for some time.

Long-term side effects may include addiction, decreased mental ability in those who started as teenagers, and behavioral problems in
children whose mothers used cannabis during pregnancy.[21] There is a strong relation between cannabis use and the risk of
psychosis,[26] though the cause-and-effect is debated.[27]

Typically, any drug will cause physical dependence after a significant amount of time using it

If you or a loved one is using marijuana and it's affecting your performance at work, or if you're neglecting your personal appearance or
social schedule in order to spend more time using marijuana, you very likely have an addiction problem.

Confrontation may be met with aggression, which is a typical response in this stage.

The common negative effects of smoking marijuana include:

Impairments in cognitive functioning.

Impairments in learning.
Disruption of all stages of memory.
Impairments of motor control and reaction time.
Acute depressive reactions at very high doses.
Panic reactions.
Mild paranoia.4

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, marijuana use can have a number of negative effects on a user’s daily life. It has been
associated with decreased motivation, which can affect one’s school or work performance. Marijuana use has been connected to
increased absences and decreased work performance. There are also more work accidents, which lead to more workers’ compensation
claims. These factors can eventually lead to a marijuana user losing his or her job over drug use.

It can also affect one’s social life and cognitive abilities, leading to problems with memory, slowed reaction times, anxiety and panic, as
well as social and interpersonal deficits.

Further physical effects of marijuana use include a suppressed immune system and respiratory problems stemming from the fact that
marijuana contains greater amounts of tars than those found in tobacco smoke, as well as many of the same cancer-causing chemicals.4
Chronic use of marijuana can also reduce fertility and sexual potency in men and menstrual cycles in women. Finally, THC can cross the
placenta, affecting a baby’s developing brain and cause other prenatal stresses on the fetus.

Marijuana’s Long-Term Effects on the Brain

While some components of brain function recover completely with the passage of time after an individual stops marijuana use, research
has shown that there are other areas in which problems persist. Some of the affected brain processes include decision-making,
concept/idea formation and planning. These effects are most likely to occur in people who began regular marijuana use as adolescents
and engaged in heavy use for a very long time.13 Daily or persistent use of marijuana at intoxicating doses can lead to chronic problems
in areas of social functioning, including problems in school, sports, work and the ability to sustain healthy relationships.14

What is the situation in Colombia?

There are many confussions in the law related to the consumption of the marijuana historically. Mess. First,

- You cannot produce it, but can have it.

- How does it affect the economy when the consumer is a sick person constitutionally?

Also, this is against to the protection of privacy and the disposition of one's own body.

According to the constitutional court,...

20 grams and the supply dose, which corresponds to the amount required for the week or month

If you are found with the minimum dose, this will be destroyed and you will have a fine or penalty fee of 208.000, and if you have more
than de minimum dose, you will be accused/charged for drug possession and trafficking.

Decree 613/2018 and Law 1787/2016.

Regulatory framework for the access of cannabis and derivatives for medical and scientific use in Colombia.

The state assumes the control and regulation of activities of cultivation, production, manufacture, import, export, storage, transportation,
sale, distribution and use of seeds, of the plant and its derivatives.

There is a technical and legal follow-up for the license that will be controlled by the
Ministry of Health and Social Protection, and the Sub-directorate for Control and Control of Chemical Substances and Drugs, as well as
the support of the ICA - Colombian Agricultural Institute.

They should not advertise on seeds for sowing, plant or cannabis or derivatives, or products that contain it. Only medicines of a scientific
nature. and the information must be accompanied with information related to indications, uses, contraindications, risks, etd.

Forbidden: Export plant, flower or cannabis.

License…. Talk about the prices of getting them.

This law was the trigger for between 20 and 30 large and medium-sized companies to build the scientific, legal,
technological and commercial roadmap for this business to germinate.

According to information from the Ministry of Justice, there are already 19 permits for the use of seeds, 62 for the
cultivation of psychoactive cannabis plants (THC); 89 licenses for the cultivation of non-psychoactive cannabis plants
(CBD), for a total of 170.

Canopy Growth Corporation, formerly Tweed Marijuana Inc., is a cannabis company based in Ontario.

Dried Flower
Oils + Concentrates

This process extracts the major cannabinoids (THC and CBD), as well as the minor cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids that contribute
to the overall medicinal value of medical cannabis, resulting in a highly concentrated resin which can then be dissolved in a food oil carrier
to comply with government regulations and to make it easier to administer orally.

Softgel Capsules
Softgels offer a convenient, precise and discrete dosing solution for those interested in consuming their medical cannabis in pill form.

Hemp
Industrial hemp is a tall, leafy plant with a strong fibrous stalk that is grown for a wide range of end-uses, including food, skincare, textiles,
fuel to name a few

Aurora Cannabis Inc

The company began trading on the NYSE on October 23rd, 2018.[

Dried Cannabis
Cannabis oil with THC- high, but research has connected it to the immnure system regulating, anti-inflammatory and pain relieving.

Cannabis oil with CBD anti-inflammatory, pain reliving, anti-nausea, anti-anxiety and muscle relaxing functions.

Softgels with THC

Pharmacielo

Is an enterprise from Canada.

We’re the first company to hold Colombian licences for cannabis with unrestricted percentages of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and
cannabidiol (CBD), making us the world’s largest licensed producer.

Since receiving the manufacturing license in 2016, the company has set up a large genetics and propagation center in the department
of Antioquia, where it is dedicated to the cultivation and processing of cannabis for medicinal purposes.

Our medicinal-grade oil extracts and related products provide reliable, standardized relief and wellness formulas for patients in need,
including those requiring higher levels of THC.

We’re working on the construction and commercial commissioning of a downstream processing facility, and aim to begin commercial
sales in the first half of 2019.

In particular, the freedom to use C. sativa for the medical or recreational purpose is viewed by many people as a conquest for civil rights
and by others as a major sociocultural problem.