Meg Hartley
Meg Hartley is an Alaska-grown writer who lives and loves in Long Beach, California. Check out more of her work via HowILostAllMyF-cks.com and by following her on the socials, @howilostallmyfs.
Meg Hartley is an Alaska-grown writer who lives and loves in Long Beach, California. Check out more of her work via HowILostAllMyF-cks.com and by following her on the socials, @howilostallmyfs.
Most popular articles
Cannabis can make you more creative—but it’s complicated
Is the link between cannabis and creativity authentic? Here’s what current science has to say about it.
Meg Hartley - May 3, 2019How cannabis helps ‘spoonies’ soothe the symptoms of chronic illness
Cannabis can aid people with less well-known—but not uncommon—conditions, ones that often come with a life-long sentence. We call ourselves “spoonies.”
Meg Hartley - May 17, 2019Does endocannabinoid deficiency play a role in these common illnesses?
Dr. Ethan Russo, a prominent cannabis researcher, weighs in on his theory of endocannabinoid deficiency—or the idea that many common illnesses might be caused by an unbalanced endocannabinoid system.
Meg Hartley - June 7, 2019The ‘sleepy’ cannabinoid CBN might not actually be sedating
The cannabinoid CBN is popularly believed to be sedating and is commonly marketed as a sleep aid. But is there research to back this claim up?
Meg Hartley - June 25, 2019What It’s Like to Be a Parent Who Medicates With Cannabis
Perception around cannabis is quickly evolving. Yet even in legalized areas, parents often aren’t included in the changing perceptions of cannabis.
Meg Hartley - June 14, 2019Articles contributed to Leafly (by most recent)
Here’s what symptom relief with cannabis feels like for medical patients
Cannabis is medicine for some and can mean the difference between constant pain and life without symptoms. Read how some medical users describe symptom relief with cannabis.
Meg Hartley - May 14, 2020Can orgasms help your endocannabinoid system?
If you're trying to improve the functioning of your endocannabinoid system (ECS), and thereby related health issues, can orgasms help? We asked two cannabis experts.
Meg Hartley - May 12, 20205 medical conditions psychedelics may be able to help treat
Cities are starting to decriminalize psychedelics. Here are some conditions that entheogenic plants may help treat.
Meg Hartley - April 27, 2020The stoner’s guide to the Wim Hof Method
Popularized by a recent Netflix documentary, the Wim Hof Method involves breathing exercises and exposure to extreme cold. So how does it relate to weed and your body's endocannabinoid system?
Meg Hartley - April 23, 2020Does cannabis make you poo?
If you've ever had to run to the bathroom after sparking up a doob, there might be a reason. Read on to see why.
Meg Hartley - April 13, 20206 weird ways to consume cannabis
Legalization has opened up a slew of new cannabis products, including dips, patches, dissolvable powder, suppositories, even beef jerky. Check out some of our favorites.
Meg Hartley - April 8, 20206 stoney yet productive self-isolation activities
We'll all need to keep busy during self-isolation. Check out some new hobbies and ways to pass the time here.
Meg Hartley - March 20, 2020What’s next for psychedelic decriminalization?
Decriminalize Nature is spearheading the movement to decriminalize psychedelics for medicinal use all over the world. See where they're gaining momentum.
Meg Hartley - March 4, 2020How to tell legal from illegal cannabis dispensaries in California
It's not always easy to tell what's a legal cannabis store in California. Learn how to ensure the shop you're visiting is legal and licensed.
Meg Hartley - February 20, 2020Seniors, it’s okay that you still love cannabis
Cannabis doesn't have to be a memory of bygone party days.
Meg Hartley - February 7, 2020