Review of Marijuana Martinis
Posted: 08 May 2024, 01:40
[Following is a volunteer review of "Marijuana Martinis" by Liv Hamrick.]
"Marijuana Martinis" by Liv Hamrick describes the reason the author decided to incorporate cannabis into her life after being in excruciating agony from a tumour and many surgeries. Many countries consider the substance illegal, but others allow it. It varies from person to person how and what they think about marijuana and its use. I learned about numerous strains of cannabis. The author also specifies which varieties contain how much THC. My country permits marijuana cultivation, but only under strict regulations. It’s a thriving industry currently worth billions of dollars.
There is nothing to hate in this book, so I will give it a five-star rating. There are several reasons why I rate this. This is a very fascinating book about cannabis. The author offers detailed information about the history of weed; the laws governing its regulation and prohibition, its portrayal in movies, its current use in medical sciences to reduce pain, inflammation, stress, seizures, the growth and impact of the hemp industry, and much more. She has encouraged users to utilise it prudently and slowly. Additionally, the presentation includes small picture graphics.
This book is appropriate for people of all religious backgrounds, regardless of their bias. However, the book includes Rastafarian believers who regard cannabis as sacramental. It includes foul language. The author describes in depth the impact of cannabis on women’s sexual lives but omits any important erotic events.
I admire the excellent editing of this book. The author’s method of sharing her ideas and recipes is greatly appreciated. She wrote this narrative after conducting thorough research. She used references from numerous studies conducted around the world. This book’s theme and content stood out to me. This is a slightly problematic matter because some people who consume it may not accept it in public. I loved that she included an advisory about the usage of cannabis by youngsters.
I recommend this book to individuals who are comfortable with the use of cannabis, whether for recreational or therapeutic purposes. This book is also useful for those who are new to cannabis and wish to learn more.
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Marijuana Martinis
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"Marijuana Martinis" by Liv Hamrick describes the reason the author decided to incorporate cannabis into her life after being in excruciating agony from a tumour and many surgeries. Many countries consider the substance illegal, but others allow it. It varies from person to person how and what they think about marijuana and its use. I learned about numerous strains of cannabis. The author also specifies which varieties contain how much THC. My country permits marijuana cultivation, but only under strict regulations. It’s a thriving industry currently worth billions of dollars.
There is nothing to hate in this book, so I will give it a five-star rating. There are several reasons why I rate this. This is a very fascinating book about cannabis. The author offers detailed information about the history of weed; the laws governing its regulation and prohibition, its portrayal in movies, its current use in medical sciences to reduce pain, inflammation, stress, seizures, the growth and impact of the hemp industry, and much more. She has encouraged users to utilise it prudently and slowly. Additionally, the presentation includes small picture graphics.
This book is appropriate for people of all religious backgrounds, regardless of their bias. However, the book includes Rastafarian believers who regard cannabis as sacramental. It includes foul language. The author describes in depth the impact of cannabis on women’s sexual lives but omits any important erotic events.
I admire the excellent editing of this book. The author’s method of sharing her ideas and recipes is greatly appreciated. She wrote this narrative after conducting thorough research. She used references from numerous studies conducted around the world. This book’s theme and content stood out to me. This is a slightly problematic matter because some people who consume it may not accept it in public. I loved that she included an advisory about the usage of cannabis by youngsters.
I recommend this book to individuals who are comfortable with the use of cannabis, whether for recreational or therapeutic purposes. This book is also useful for those who are new to cannabis and wish to learn more.
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Marijuana Martinis
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon