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Category: hemp education

  • Australian Primary Hemp
    Behind The Brand /  Hemp /  hemp education /  Hemp Food

    Behind The Brand – Australian Primary Hemp

    As an educational environment, High on Hemp is dedicated to creating purposeful, relevant conversations between brands and the people. So it is only fitting that today we...

    by Tegan Scates
  • 9 – 18 – SYDNEY TRIP (2 of 46)
    Hemp /  hemp education /  Plant Based Skincare

    I washed my face with hemp oil for 30 days and this is what happened

    Skin is our largest organ; I’m sure you’ve heard this. It’s challenging, and quite frankly a little gross to consider that this versatile organ is accredited for...

    by Holly Bush
  • HEMP – CARRIER OIL (1 of 1)
    Hemp /  hemp education /  Plant Based Skincare

    Hemp as a Carrier Oil

    Unless you’ve been living under a rock, or, let’s be honest, deeply submerged under a layer of Tim Tams bingeing on the new season of Queer Eye,...

    by Holly Bush
  • Hemp Farms Australia
    Hemp /  hemp education /  Sustainability

    High, what is hemp?

    As headlines in mass media are covering the many benefits of hemp, the question “is hemp right for me?” might be on your mind. Hemp can be...

    by Tegan Scates
  • Australian Primary Hemp
    hemp education /  Hemp Food /  Plant Based Skincare /  Slow Fashion

    2018: The Year of Hemp!

    In the past 6 months Australia has seen a number of new and emerging industries surface, one of which is said to be ‘on trend’ this year...

    by Georgina Beasley

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Let’s have a chat about Multi-Level Marketing (M Let’s have a chat about Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) companies selling CBD products in Australia. MLM’s also known as pyramid selling, is a marketing strategy well known for its shady practices. With the rise of the CBD boom worldwide, MLM structured organisations have been cashing in on the Australian black market. Generally, MLM organisations create and sell sub-par products, which include little-to-no CBD in them. Their ethos is based around recruiting others rather than selling high quality product, which leads recruited individuals to heavily market and sell unclassified products in the Australian market, leaving unknowing consumers at risk of buying into unregulated CBD products. Signs of an MLM product might include promoted affiliate links (links to the company website with a seller’s name or code at the end of it), private Facebook & Instagram accounts where only one product is discussed and pressure tactics during meetings to discuss recruitment and/or solicitation of sales from strangers online. Most importantly, be aware of bold health and legal claims of TGA approval, these are false. Our best advice is to consult with your GP or specialist to ensure your health is not at risk, and you have access to quality products. Link our bio for more information. 📸 via @lucialitman #cannabis
When high, what’s your favourite thing to do? 📸 via @thejaneparade #cannabis
Who has faked an orgasm before? Guilty. This is Who has faked an orgasm before? Guilty. This is where cannabis comes into play. CBD promotes vasodilation, especially when used as a topical - encouraging blood flow to the genitals, increasing sensitivity and enhancing natural lubrication. The result - Say hello to the big o! It has been shown to increase production of the endocannabinoids your body is already making, in turn, researchers believe may play a significant role in a healthy sex drive. CBD also prevents overproduction of endocannabinoids, helping to bring the body back into balance. In a nutshell, let’s get in bed with plants more often. 📸 via @dromsjel #cannabis
No part of the cannabis plant should go to waste, No part of the cannabis plant should go to waste, the leaves included! Cannabis plants produce many cannabinoids as we know. THCA, a non-intoxicating cannabinoid, found in raw cannabis is the new talk of the town. Through a process called biosynthesis, it gradually converts certain compounds into new blends. For example, THCA becomes the main psychoactive compound in cannabis, THC. THCA is still in its infancy of research however it is suggested it treats inflammation and pain regulation. One way to utilise your leaves is by using a salt-curing process to preserve a crispy leaf for up to 6 months. As explained by @sousweed, simply soak the leaves in cold water to remove the excess salt then add them to any recipe you see fit. 📸 via @sousweed #cannabis
The pathway to becoming a legal cannabis patient i The pathway to becoming a legal cannabis patient in Australia has been labelled as difficult, limited and impossible. After reading copious amounts of information about Australian’s being pushed to the black market to access cannabis due to the difficulties the legal route possesses, our Founder, decided to put herself through the process to understand all the fuss. “Dr Ben from @cda_clinics made the process of obtaining a cannabis treatment plan simple and streamlined. In 30 minutes, I was approved for CBD and walked out with a script in my hand. I am living proof that Australian’s are being sold a lie. Supporting and advocating for legal cannabis is the only way forward to seeing the changes we want to see in the system. In addition, you receive expert advice and regulated products which you can trust are investing back into your health, and in return, your money is being reinvested back into the future of this industry.” - Tegan Scates For more information, link our bio as we discuss accessing CBD in Australia #cannabis
In partnership with Canna Reviews Australia, we’ In partnership with Canna Reviews Australia, we’ve created a go-to pricing guide for Cannabis Clinics in Australia. Every clinic uses a different pricing structure however a good way to compare your local clinic against the next is by looking at their yearly average cost. Before registering with a cannabis clinic in Australia, you will need a referral or health summary from your GP. In addition, if you are looking for a certain product brand or delivery method, speak to your clinic of choice first to see if they prescribe what you are looking for. For more information, link our bio for cannabis clinic & product reviews #cannabis
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