Real perspectives from veterans, ranchers, farmers, and scientists — written for North Dakota patients who deserve straight answers.
A rancher's honest account of herniated discs, failed prescriptions, and the topical salve his daughter brought home at Christmas that finally let him sleep.
Full-spectrum, broad-spectrum, isolate — what do the labels mean, and does the science actually support paying more for complexity?
Carol found her dose on the first try — 2.5 milligrams — and hasn't changed it in four years. Here's why starting low and staying there might be the best advice nobody gives you.
Carol sat in the parking lot for twenty minutes. She wore sunglasses indoors in January. And then she walked in — and it looked like a doctor's office.
A veteran breaks down each delivery method — what works fast, what you can measure, and what fits a life with two kids asleep down the hall.
An analytical chemist explains why the indica/sativa distinction is an approximate answer at best — and what you should actually be looking at on the label.
Dale's buddy handed him a pre-roll in Missoula. It worked fast. It also taught him what he didn't want out of cannabis. Here's the honest breakdown.
Seven medications. Two combat deployments. One phone call from a buddy in Montana. Dale's story of finding his way from the VA cocktail to something that let him feel again.
Two products with identical THC percentages. One helps you sleep. The other has you reorganizing your kitchen at midnight. The difference is terpenes.
When it's eleven below and the arthritis sets up like concrete, the math changes. Hank on how winter doubles the pain — and the cost — of managing it.
Our articles are written by five real contributors — veterans, ranchers, farmers, and scientists — who bring their own experience to every piece.
Margaret Holloway
Dale Krause
Hank Pruett
Carol Bjornstad
Dr. Ruth Emmert