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Getting stoned may not be a scientific term, but it’s a very specific feeling that arises after consuming cannabis, with some strains (cultivars) producing more of a “stoned” feeling than others. It’s not to be confused with “getting high.”

Getting “stoned” refers to experiencing the deep, relaxing sedation some cannabis varieties induce in their users. Getting “high” refers to a more energized, creative, and sometimes euphoric experience.

What you want from your ma*****na use can help determine whether you want a stoned experience or one better defined as a “high.” Click the link to learn more about what it means to get stoned. www.omliecannabis.com/blog/what-does-getting-stoned-mean

This women's history month we are exploring women's impact and relationship with cannabis. Click the link to learn about four women-led cannabis advocacy groups that are working to ensure that women gain entry and have an equal foot in the legal cannabis industry. https://www.omliecannabis.com/blog/4-women-led-cannabis-advocacy-groups-you-should-support

There are some diseases that predominantly affect women, like osteoporosis or breast cancer. Many of these diseases are qualifying conditions for medical ma*****na. Click the link to learn more about Medical Ma*****na Card Qualifying Conditions That Primarily Affect Women. https://www.omliecannabis.com/blog/female-only-diseases-medical-ma*****na-card