The number of U.S. seniors who report using cannabis has climbed in recent years, according to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health. Driving the news: In 2022, 8.4% people age 65 or older said they used marijuana in the past year, a significant increase from about 0.4% of seniors who reported using it in the past year when polled in 2007.

https://www.axios.com/2023/11/17/american-seniors-marijuana-medical-health-survey

In the heart of Coachella Valley, a new chapter in cannabis retail has begun with the opening of Coachella Canna Club, a dispensary that promises an ultimate cannabis experience for both recreational enthusiasts and medical marijuana patients. The founders of Coachella Canna Club, recognized as pioneers in the industry, have seized the opportunity to contribute their profound expertise to the region, advocating for safe access and the preservation of authentic cannabis culture.

https://www.einnews.com/pr_news/668644843/coachella-canna-club-weed-dispensary-a-new-era-of-cannabis-retail

Any cannabis user has likely pondered how to get THC out of the body at some point or another. Unfortunately, the short answer is that there is no surefire way to completely “get weed out of your system” at a quicker than normal rate. 

Because of the way the body metabolizes THC, it stays in the blood, hair and urine for many days or even weeks, according to Medical News Today. The good news is that it will eventually leave the body if users completely  abstain from consuming weed for long enough. But the question on how long that will take has a rather complicated answer. 

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