Big news for brain health—and a huge moment for CBN. A new peer-reviewed study, conducted by the Department of Cellular Neurobiology at the Salk Institute and led by Dr. Pamela Maher, just published in Cell Reports Medicine, shows CBN reversed age-related cognitive decline in preclinical models. Not slowed. Reversed. At FloraWorks, we were honored to contribute to this research by supporting the screening of over 40 cannabinoids for neuroprotective potential and supplying our high-purity TruCBN for this SAMP8 study. CBN emerged as a clear outlier, demonstrating significantly stronger effects than any other cannabinoid evaluated. CBN could be one of the most important new tools in the fight against age-related memory loss and neurodegenerative disease. By targeting the root drivers of decline—oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction—CBN shows real promise in improving memory and protecting long-term brain health. This is why we do what we do. To push cannabinoid science beyond the hype and into real solutions that improve lives. 🔗 Read the study here: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…

This is our mission at FloraWorks with CBN which we have already clinically validated to improve sleep quality.

I’m not sure the process of ending prohibition of cannabis can get any dumber.

At some point building stops being about proving yourself. It becomes about understanding yourself. Why you pursue certain goals. Why certain patterns repeat. Why ambition alone does not create meaning. The external game eventually forces confrontation with the internal one.

At a certain level you realize civilization itself is built on symbolic systems. Money. Brands. Nations. Status. Identity. Markets. None exist physically in the way we experience them psychologically. Humans grant meaning to abstractions, then those abstractions begin shaping reality.

While millions of seniors suffer through sleepless nights and chronic pain, a DC lobbying group just sued to make sure they keep suffering. Smart Approaches to Marijuana (SAM) filed a federal lawsuit yesterday against HHS and CMS — demanding an emergency court order to block Medicare patients from accessing legal, physician-supervised cannabinoid therapy. Tomorrow. The program launches tomorrow. And SAM wants a judge to kill it before a single grandmother gets relief. Here's what they're so afraid of: → A CMS Innovation Center program allowing participating ACOs and oncology providers to offer Medicare beneficiaries federally legal hemp-derived cannabinoid products → Capped at $500/year per patient → Products must be ≤0.3% THC, ≤3mg THC/serving, non-inhalable, and third-party tested → Requires physician oversight, shared decision-making, and an approved implementation plan → Testing covers potency, pesticides, heavy metals, solvents, and microbials Read that list again. This is the most tightly regulated cannabinoid access program the federal government has ever created. And SAM's position is that it shouldn't exist. Their legal argument? CMS skipped formal rulemaking and exceeded its authority. They want the court to declare the entire program unlawful and permanently block it. But let's talk about who SAM actually is. SAM is a political organization — not a research institution, not a patient group — that has spent 13 years fighting every cannabis reform effort in America. State legalization. Federal rescheduling. Medical access. All of it. They have never met a cannabinoid policy they didn't try to destroy. And now their target is elderly cancer patients and Medicare beneficiaries whose doctors want to offer them a legal, tested, plant-derived option for sleep and pain — instead of another prescription. The plaintiffs include SAM, the Drug Free America Foundation, and Cannabis Industry Victims Educating Litigators. They added one Medicare beneficiary for standing. One. Because they couldn't find more who wanted to sue for less access to care. Patients deserve more options, not fewer. Especially the most vulnerable among us. SAM disagrees. Let that sink in. #Medicare #Cannabinoids #CBD #CBN #Healthcare #CMS #HempIndustry #PatientAccess #ACO

This is why everyone seems to hate cannabis all of a sudden.

“Weed use leads to becoming potheads” :a person who frequently smokes marijuana Can’t make this shit up… sobriety rotting his brain.

My feed has ramped up with anti cannabis posts. More public figures are jumping into the anti cannabis mix. Seems like a coordinated campaign. Is Schedule III about to be announced?