Just when you think we’ve mapped the entire cannabis genome, nature throws us another curveball. Scientists in South Korea have recently isolated a brand new cannabinoid—cannabielsoxa—proving yet again that we’ve only scratched the surface of this remarkable plant’s potential. But this discovery isn’t just an interesting botanical footnote; it’s a powerful indictment of our current approach to drug policy and research.
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