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313 Draft Party: A Must-Attend Event Co-Hosted by JARS Cannabis, Chill Medicated, Lost Farm, and Gold Crown in Downtown Detroit
by JARS | December 12, 2024
Don't miss the 313 Draft Party in Downtown Detroit! Co-hosted by JARS Cannabis, Lost Farm, Gold Crown, and Chill Medicated. Join us for a spectacular two-day event with live draft viewing, Woodward Sports podcast, local food trucks, and more. TheDraft is a cornerstone event in American sports, drawing thousands of fans to celebrate the future stars of football. This year, as Detroit proudly hosts the event for the first time, JARS Cannabis, alongside guests like Woodward Sports and co-hosts Chill Medicated, Kiva’s Lost Farm, and Gold Crown, are set to level up the festivities with a draft party like no other. Slated for April 25-26, the 313 Draft Party promises to be a highlight for sports enthusiasts and cannabis lifestyle advocates alike. The 313 Draft Party will take place at 70 E. Elizabeth St, conveniently located right across from Comerica Park, making it a prime spot for attendees to soak in the excitement. Welcoming adults ages 21 and older, this location not only offers easy access but also a panoramic view of the city’s vibrant sports district. Be sure to join us on Thursday starting at 2 PM and Friday at 1 PM. Imagine watching the draft not from your couch but in a dynamic, stadium-like setting equipped with big screens and immersive sound. The 313 Draft Party has a 20x20 viewing area set up so fans can watch the draft live as it unfolds, creating an engaging experience that puts you right in the heart of the action. Beyond viewing the draft, guests can participate in a variety of interactive fan zones. From a branded photo arch perfect for capturing memories to a tire toss game for some friendly competition, there’s something to keep everyone entertained. Plus, with chances to win specially branded 313 Draft Party merchandise, the spirit of the draft will be undeniable. Woodward Sports will also be live streaming their podcast on-site, offering draft analysis, guest interviews, and the latest updates, enhancing the fan experience with their expert commentary. Local Flavors and Sounds A party isn’t complete without good food and music. A selection of local food trucks will be on-site, offering a range of delicious options to keep you fueled throughout the event. Accompanying the munchie options, a DJ will set the atmosphere with all-day entertainment, ensuring the vibe is as thrilling as the draft itself. Safety First JARS Cannabis is committed to ensuring a safe environment for all attendees. In alignment with local regulations, the event will prohibit alcohol sales and cannabis consumption. Special Promotions and Giveaways Attendees can also look forward to special draft-party promotions and swag giveaways. Brands like Chill Medicated, Kiva’s Lost Farm, Gold Crown, and Breeze Canna will be there to level up your experience with limited swag, promotions, and more, ensuring you take home more than just great memories. About JARS Cannabis Founded in 2020, JARS Cannabis has quickly risen to become a top-rated cannabis retailer in Michigan. With 43 retail storefronts across the United States and a commitment to quality, variety, and affordability, JARS Cannabis not only provides a wide range of products but also fosters a community-centric atmosphere that celebrates the diverse culture of cannabis. Don't Miss Detroit’s Ultimate Draft Experience: As the 2024 Draft approaches, make sure to mark your calendar for the 313 Draft Party. This event is the perfect mix of sports excitement and cannabis culture, creating an atmosphere that is as lively as it is welcoming. Join us in celebrating the future of football in the heart of Detroit! The 313 Draft Party will be held on April 25-26 at 70 E. Elizabeth St, Detroit, MI, right across from Comerica Park. Join us on Thursday starting at 2 PM and Friday at 1 PM. The 313 Draft Party is free and open to all adults ages 21 and older. Attendees can enjoy live draft viewing, interactive fan zones, local food trucks, music, cannabis promotions, swag giveaways, and more. Yes, to ensure everyone’s safety, alcohol sales and cannabis consumption are prohibited at the 313 Draft Party. Visit www.shopJARS.com or follow @JARS_life on Instagram for more information. Location and Accessibility
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Cannabis and Mental Health
Cannabis has long been used as a natural remedy for various ailments, including physical pain, nausea, and anxiety. In recent years, there has been growing interest in the potential of cannabis to help manage mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD.
Cannabis and Mental Health: Separating Fact from Fiction
Cannabis has long been used as a natural remedy for various ailments, including physical pain, nausea, and anxiety. In recent years, there has been growing interest in the potential of cannabis to help manage mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD. However, as with any new or alternative treatment, there are many misconceptions and myths surrounding the use of cannabis for mental health. This blog post will explore the facts and fiction of cannabis and mental health, focusing on evidence-based research and analysis.
Myth: Cannabis is a Cure-All for Mental Health Conditions
One of the most common misconceptions surrounding cannabis and mental health is that cannabis is a cure-all for various conditions. While some studies have shown that cannabis can effectively manage symptoms of certain mental health conditions, such as anxiety and PTSD, it is essential to note that it is not a one-size-fits-all solution. Every individual's experience with mental health is unique, and what works for one person may not work for another.
Fact: Cannabis Can Help Manage or Offer Relief for Certain Mental Health Conditions
Although cannabis may not be a cure-all for mental health, growing evidence suggests that it can effectively manage symptoms of certain conditions. For example, research has shown that cannabis can help reduce anxiety symptoms, such as racing thoughts and restlessness. It may also help manage symptoms of PTSD, such as nightmares and flashbacks. Additionally, some studies have shown that cannabis may be effective in managing symptoms of depression, such as low mood and fatigue.
It is important to note, however, that the effectiveness of cannabis in managing mental health symptoms can vary depending on a variety of factors, including the type of cannabis used, the method of consumption, and the individual's unique biology and mental health history.
Myth: Cannabis Causes Mental Health Problems
Another common myth surrounding cannabis and mental health is that cannabis can cause mental health problems like schizophrenia and psychosis. While some evidence suggests that cannabis use may increase the risk of developing these conditions in some individuals, it is essential to note that the relationship between cannabis and mental health is complex and multifaceted.
Myth: All Cannabis Products are Created Equal
Another common misconception surrounding cannabis and mental health is that all cannabis products are created equal. Many believe that any cannabis product will provide the same benefits or effects, regardless of the strain or method of consumption.
Fact: Different Cannabis Products Can Have Different Effects
In reality, different cannabis products can have vastly different effects, depending on the strain and method of consumption. For example, some strains of cannabis may be more effective in managing symptoms of anxiety, while others may be more effective in managing symptoms of depression.
Different consumption methods, such as smoking, vaping, or edibles, can also have different effects on the body and mind. Individuals need to work with a knowledgeable and experienced cannabis professional to identify the correct strain and method of consumption for their unique needs and preferences.
Visit JARS Cannabis for Expert Guidance on Cannabis
At JARS Cannabis, we understand that navigating the world of cannabis can be confusing and overwhelming. That's why our team of experienced professionals is here to provide expert guidance and support to help you make informed decisions about your cannabis use.
Whether you're looking for a specific strain to manage symptoms or want to learn more about the potential benefits and risks of cannabis, we're here to help. We offer a wide range of high-quality cannabis products, including flowers, edibles, concentrates, and more, to suit your needs and preferences. Our team is committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment where you can feel comfortable exploring the potential benefits of cannabis for any occasion.
If you're interested in learning more about cannabis or want to explore our selection of high-quality products, visit JARS today. Our knowledgeable and friendly team is here to help you every step of the way.
JARS
December 9, 2024
Will Smoking Cannabis Lower My Body Temperature?
Smoking cannabis may make you feel cooler temporarily, but it doesn't actually lower your body temperature.
Do you ever feel like snuggling up in your softest blanket after lighting up some flower from JARS? Well, you’re not alone. When you consume cannabis, goosebumps on your arms or feeling a tad chilly is actually a very common side effect alongside dry mouth, red eyes, and a potentially increased heart rate.
Based on this, we can hypothesize that cannabis does affect us physically beyond its psychoactive effects — but is cannabis actively making you feel cold temperature, or could there be another element behind this phenomenon? To answer the question, will smoking cannabis lower your body temperature, read on for our essential guide on your cozy conundrum.
Does cannabis lower your body temperature?
The short answer? Yes, cannabis actually does reduce your body temperature—temporarily, that is.
A phenomenon dubbed THC-induced hypothermia, it is not as serious as the name might make it sound. It simply means that when you’re exposed to tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), your skin and muscles feel slightly cooler for a short period of time.
It appears that cannabis cools us down and reacts similarly to:
Wasabi
Hot mustard
Red chili flakes
Although these foods might feel hot and spicy on your tongue, they can also help cool you down. It’s an ancient trick that has long been used in culinary cultures across the world. For example, if you’ve ever had super spicy food at a Thai restaurant, that’s because Thailand can be notoriously hot and humid. Locals eat this spicy food in order to help them stay comfortable when it’s hot AF outside.
This reaction is thought to be controlled by a specific cell receptor called the TRPA-1 receptor. Tiny but mighty, this receptor may be responsible for other reactions like:
Dealing with pain
Reducing inflammation
Regulating body temperature
Many believe that when you consume something spicy or enjoy some freshly ground cannabis, this receptor activates and causes a cool-down effect and pain-shielding reaction. So if you’re feeling a little chilly after smoking a bowl, it’s a perfectly normal side effect.
How to deal with the cannabis cooling effect.
We know that you might feel a little cold after you smoke cannabis so we want to share some of our favorite ways to handle that chilly feeling.
Snuggle up with your favorite movie or show.
Binge-watching and cannabis go hand-in-hand so take this as a sign to kick back and catch up on the latest trending series. By the time you finish watching, you’ll feel right as rain.
Make a cup of tea.
Nothing warms the soul quite like a steaming hot mug of tea (or hot cocoa if you have a sweet tooth). We suggest trying an herbal tea that may have some added therapeutic benefits. For example, ginger tea may help settle the stomach and chamomile tea may improve sleep and relaxation.
Lounge in the sun.
Soaking in some Vitamin D is a surefire way to reduce those goosebumps on your arms. Take a quick walk outside to get your body moving and reap the benefits of some daily sunshine.
Take a bubble bath.
You don’t have to be cold to indulge in a hot bubble bath but it’s certainly a great excuse. Treat yourself to a self-care moment in the bath to warm your skin and soothe your muscles.
Stay cozy.
Next time you’re feeling slightly cooler after smoking cannabis, just know that you are not alone. Use our tips to cuddle up and get cozy, and you’ll be back to normal in no time. For more tips, tricks, and insider information make sure to stay tuned for more on the blog.
JARS
December 10, 2024