Enjoy our fabulous collection of Free eBooks on the go or under a cozy blanket. We believe that meaningful change starts with educating the world, one topic at a time. Our library is continuing to grow, and new exciting topics will be available shortly. If you would like us to cover a cannabis topic you feel passionate about; please contact the team.

Cannabis in Australia & New Zealand has a brief but colourful history; it wasn’t until the mid ‘60s that cannabis started to become popular. During the ‘70s cannabis smoking snowballed, becoming extremely popular as thousands of grow rooms began to supply the increasing demand from Australian consumers.

Fast forward to 2016, and a National Drug Strategy Survey found that over 36 per cent of the Australian population had tried cannabis...on average, that’s 1- out-of-3 in your family! This startling statistic proves Australia’s love for a hazy Sunday session.

Just a few years ago, nobody had heard of Cannabidiol (aka CBD) – now it’s everywhere. And with good reason; we’ve barely scratched the surface of how the therapeutic benefits of cannabis help countless people achieve positive natural health outcomes. Scientific research in Australia has recently begun to demonstrate the medical benefits of marijuana, with the New South Wales Government pledging $9 million since 2015 towards medical trials using cannabis to treat epilepsy in children, chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting in adults, and appetite in adults with advanced cancer who are undergoing palliative care. These benefits have been known to practitioners of folk medicine for millennia, whereas contemporary Western medicine has only recently begun to utilise medical marijuana.

Humans and plants have a long history of working together, consuming plants for health and wellness has been practiced in Chinese medicine for thousands of years. Using hemp for textiles and consuming marijuana for recreational purposes almost pre-date human history, fast forward to 2019 and plant-based medicine is making a massive comeback.

Terpenes are naturally produced by all plants on earth and are the essential oil that gives each plant its unique scent, flavour and effect. We are affected by terpenes everyday without even noticing.

Understand what and why we feel different from walking through a forest to eating a tasty mango with this ebook.

Animals can benefit just as much from the plant as their owners. Whether it be for reducing anxiety, inflammation and joint pain, or just boosting that glossy sheen on their coat, cannabis has gained immense popularity in its use with a wide range of animals. This is due tocannabis products working with the endocannabinoid system (ECS), meaning that even many animals have been helped by cannabis and hemp products, these include dogs, cats, horses, birds, guinea pigs, rabbits, hens, chickens, cattle, pigs, goats, sheep, donkeys and horses!

But what 'Cannabis for Pets' will discuss is how this can all tie in to help YOUR pet!