The legalization of cannabis has led to the discovery of various cannabinoids, with CBD and THC being just two of many that can provide health benefits.

The cannabis industry is seeing a shift towards products that are ratio-based or effects-based, rather than just strain-based, to appeal to a broader audience.

The cannabis market is becoming more expensive, but consumers benefit from a wider selection and product testing due to legalization.

The cannabis consumer experience has evolved significantly, with a variety of products now available on the market.

The fastest-growing demographic in cannabis consumption is actually baby boomers, who are increasingly replacing prescription drugs with cannabis.

California's cannabis market is fragmented, with no dominant brands due to regulatory hurdles and the need for local permits, which creates a disconnect in the industry.

Ginger has been shown to significantly reduce nausea, with effective doses ranging from 1 to 3 grams, and cannabis can also alleviate nausea through its effects on the nervous system.

The drug problem is fundamentally a US issue, as the country is a major producer of synthetic drugs, and the financial flows from drug trafficking largely go through US banks. Additionally, the criminalization of marijuana lacks substantial medical evidence to justify it, and the American Medical Association has never supported its criminalization.

Vaping may be a better alternative to smoking for some, but we still don't fully understand its long-term health implications, and in the next five years, we'll see numerous studies confirming that vaping is harmful, especially for the developing brain, due to the rapid introduction of high-potency nicotine and cannabis.