NORTH CAROLINA — Legalizing medical marijuana has been an ongoing debate in the Tar Heel state, but a recent poll shows an overwhelming majority of North Carolinians are in favor.
What You Need To Know
- The majority of North Carolinians support medical marijuana despite it currently being illegal, according to an exclusive Spectrum News/IPSOS poll
- One of the largest support groups is veterans
- Medical marijuana can help with anxiety, depression, PTSD, opioid addiction and more
- The Senate is currently discussing a bill that would legalize medical marijuana for certain groups of people
One of the largest groups supporting medical marijuana in North Carolina are veterans. They say it could provide major health benefits— if it were only legal to use.
Maxwell Oglesby owns a CBD dispensary, and he’s trying to help veterans with hemp products while working within legal restrictions.
Oglesby has been passionate about his work with CBD since he was just 14 years old. Now he’s the co-owner of Above the Roots, which specializes in selling CBD and Delta-8 products.
These products are not allowed to have a high concentration of THC in them, which is the part of cannabis that makes you high. While Oglesby does what he can to help people under strict legal guidelines, he’s also a big advocate for legalizing medical marijuana and the health benefits it could bring.
Oglesby breaking down a Delta-8 CBD flower to put into a smokable joint.
“It’s wonderful,” Oglesby said….
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NORTH CAROLINA — Legalizing medical marijuana has been an ongoing debate in the Tar Heel state, but a recent poll shows an overwhelming majority of North Carolinians are in favor.
What You Need To Know
- The majority of North Carolinians support medical marijuana despite it currently being illegal, according to an exclusive Spectrum News/IPSOS poll
- One of the largest support groups is veterans
- Medical marijuana can help with anxiety, depression, PTSD, opioid addiction and more
- The Senate is currently discussing a bill that would legalize medical marijuana for certain groups of people
One of the largest groups supporting medical marijuana in North Carolina are veterans. They say it could provide major health benefits— if it were only legal to use.
Maxwell Oglesby owns a CBD dispensary, and he’s trying to help veterans with hemp products while working within legal restrictions.
Oglesby has been passionate about his work with CBD since he was just 14 years old. Now he’s the co-owner of Above the Roots, which specializes in selling CBD and Delta-8 products.
These products are not allowed to have a high concentration of THC in them, which is the part of cannabis that makes you high. While Oglesby does what he can to help people under strict legal guidelines, he’s also a big advocate for legalizing medical marijuana and the health benefits it could bring.
Oglesby breaking down a Delta-8 CBD flower to put into a smokable joint.
“It’s wonderful,” Oglesby said….