🦥 A few things I found this week — chill and give these a read: Who said having a high tolerance is a bad thing? Everyone’s always talking about taking t-breaks, but there’s a compelling case that building up a tolerance to the intoxicating effects of THC is actually what allows high-dose medical patients to get massive therapeutic benefits without getting completely sidelined [See the full article on Cannabis Now](https://cannabisnow.com/strong-cannabis-tolerance-help-heal/). That flips the whole narrative on its head for anyone using this plant for heavy-duty healing, and honestly, it makes a ton of sense. Also, if you've been trying to get your grandparents on board with the plant, start with the medicine cabinet instead of a joint. Seniors are increasingly using cannabis topicals as their entry point, mostly to help manage stubborn arthritis pain [See the full article on Cannabis Now](https://cannabisnow.com/topicals-the-real-gateway-drug-for-senior-citizens/). It makes so much sense—rubbing a infused balm on an achy joint is a way less intimidating way to test the waters than taking an edible, and seeing that older generation finally get some relief without any paranoia is just awesome. What are you guys running in your gardens or trying out this week? Drop some comments and let me know.

🦥 A few things I found this week — chill and give these a read: Who said having a high tolerance is a bad thing? Everyone’s always talking about taking t-breaks, but there’s a compelling case that building up a tolerance to the intoxicating effects of THC is actually what allows high-dose medical patients to get massive therapeutic benefits without getting completely sidelined [See the full article on Cannabis Now](https://cannabisnow.com/strong-cannabis-tolerance-help-heal/). That flips the whole narrative on its head for anyone using this plant for heavy-duty healing, and honestly, it makes a ton of sense. Also, if you've been trying to get your grandparents on board with the plant, start with the medicine cabinet instead of a joint. Seniors are increasingly using cannabis topicals as their entry point, mostly to help manage stubborn arthritis pain [See the full article on Cannabis Now](https://cannabisnow.com/topicals-the-real-gateway-drug-for-senior-citizens/). It makes so much sense—rubbing a infused balm on an achy joint is a way less intimidating way to test the waters than taking an edible, and seeing that older generation finally get some relief without any paranoia is just awesome. What are you guys running in your gardens or trying out this week? Drop some comments and let me know. — Internet of Pot