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  • Liv Kaplan
    Behind The Advocate /  Hemp Food /  Sustainability

    Liv Kaplan – Behind the Advocate

    We are kicking off our new segment today with Sydney based Nutritionist and Hemp Advocate, Liv Kaplan. Liv has built a reputation on her wellness practices and...

    by Tegan Scates

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Be a cannabis lady we say 🌱 Ms High on Hemp in @thehemptemple #womenincannabis

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Women and cannabis is not new news; it’s been a part of our bloodline for centuries. In “Women and Cannabis: Medicine, Science and Sociology,” authored by Ethan Russo, notes that cannabis suppositories were used in Egyptian pharmacopeia, documented as long ago as 3,000 BCE. Despite our long history with female-specific applications, the cannabis industry has been historically dominated by men. Not all women have had the privilege of coming out of the cannabis closet to speak openly about their use due to racialized, classed and gendered histories and social structures which continues to be embedded in this industry. For those who can be more open with their experiences with cannabis, being vocal about your relationship and reconnecting to our ancient past can change public perceptions about cannabis users, allowing us to transform this industry in unity and shape it for the collective good. 📸 via @obislens & @sukii_moreno #womenincannabis

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Talk about a never ending munchies loop 🤤 An infused bowl of peach ice cream! Recipe via @cloudcreamery for @kitchentoke. 📸 via @evakolenko. Ingredients ⁃ 2 cups heavy cream ⁃ 1 cup whole milk ⁃ 1 cup organic cane sugar ⁃ 1 1/2 tsps. edible dried lavender ⁃ 4 ripe peaches, halved & pitted ⁃ 1 tbsp. butter ⁃ 50mg decreed cannabis flower Method Gentle cook cream, milk, sugar and lavender in medium pan, stirring until sugar dissolves. Off heat, soak for 30 minutes; strain. Refrigerate until well chilled. Sauté peaches in butter, cut-side down, until golden brown. Cool and cut into pieces. Process base in ice cream maker. When it has begun to thicken, slowly add peaches and decarbed flower as it churns; process until frozen. Transfer to container; freeze for 4 to 6 hours. Recipe makes 5-6 cups #edibles

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We’ve partnered with @hempclothingaustralia & @cannabella_au to give you the chance to win this incredible prize! The winner will receive: 1 x 100ml La Tropica Body Serum, 1 x 60ml Hemp Jelly, 1 x 30ml Renewal Serum & a $100 Hemp Clothing Australia Voucher, valued at $300 in total. To enter simply tag two friends below! Make sure you are following all three accounts. Competition closes 9th March 2020. Available for Australian Residents Only #highonhemp

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From CBD to hemp seed oil, no doubt cannabis has, or will, make its way into your skincare regime this decade. So what others ingredients actually complement the plant? We’ve listed some other must-have plant friends to look out for in your formulations! If inflammation is your main issue, for example you suffer with eczema, rosacea, dermatitis or psoriasis, check the ingredient list for aloe vera, chamomile, ginger, turmeric or cayenne pepper, known ingredients for blending well with cannabis due to their anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties. If you’re making your own CBD blend at home, there are a few carrier oils that have been shown to empower deeper absorption of CBD such as MCT oil, grapeseed oil or hemp seed oil. Be sure to avoid any cannabis products containing parabens, phthalates, polyethylene glycol or other synthetic ingredients. These ingredients can counteract what CBD offers. 📸 via @lexsowet #cbdskincare

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The endocannabinoid system is not just stimulated by cannabis. Here are five ways you can activate and keep your cannabinoid system in check! #endocannabinoidsystem


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