What is RSO Oil? RSO oil, also known as Rick Simpson Oil, is a potent cannabis extract made famous by Canadian medical marijuana activist Rick Simpson. Unlike other cannabis concentrates that are often consumed for recreational purposes, RSO was specifically created with the intent of delivering strong therapeutic benefits. The oil is a full-extract cannabis oil (FECO) , meaning it contains the full spectrum of cannabinoids, terpenes, and plant compounds extracted from the cannabis plant. Its dark, thick consistency and high THC concentration distinguish it from CBD oils or lighter cannabis tinctures. The History of RSO Oil Rick Simpson developed RSO in the early 2000s after being diagnosed with skin cancer. He claimed that applying the oil topically on cancerous spots led to healing. While medical research has not fully confirmed his claims, his story spread globally, making RSO a household name in the cannabis community. Today, RSO oil remains one of the most widely discus...
Originally reported by Hannah Hess
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. :: Authorization, or decriminalization, of marijuana use for medicinal purposes was shot down by a slim margin Thursday by the Illinois House. Falling only four votes from passage, the long anticipated legalization of medical marijuana in Illinois was rejected. Supporters of Illinois medical marijuana, though disappointed are already preparing for the next battle.
Passage of the bill would have followed the trend of State governments decriminalizing the use of marijuana for medicinal use in order to alleviate individuals suffering from chronic pain or nausea caused by certain debilitating conditions. Instead, the Illinois House on Thursday created additional roadblocks to progress in addressing the emerging and legitimate business of medical marijuana.
Many "would be" Illinois medical marijuana patients are left with disappointment and the undesirable choice of either remaining in pain or being labeled a criminal. However moral among medical marijuana supporters remains strong! Advocates of the decriminalization of medical marijuana in Illinois are already planning pro marijuana campaigns for next year, and the year after next, until marijuana in Illinois is permitted for medicinal uses. Read more on the story at www.STLtoday.com
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. :: Authorization, or decriminalization, of marijuana use for medicinal purposes was shot down by a slim margin Thursday by the Illinois House. Falling only four votes from passage, the long anticipated legalization of medical marijuana in Illinois was rejected. Supporters of Illinois medical marijuana, though disappointed are already preparing for the next battle.
Passage of the bill would have followed the trend of State governments decriminalizing the use of marijuana for medicinal use in order to alleviate individuals suffering from chronic pain or nausea caused by certain debilitating conditions. Instead, the Illinois House on Thursday created additional roadblocks to progress in addressing the emerging and legitimate business of medical marijuana.
Many "would be" Illinois medical marijuana patients are left with disappointment and the undesirable choice of either remaining in pain or being labeled a criminal. However moral among medical marijuana supporters remains strong! Advocates of the decriminalization of medical marijuana in Illinois are already planning pro marijuana campaigns for next year, and the year after next, until marijuana in Illinois is permitted for medicinal uses. Read more on the story at www.STLtoday.com