Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Hemp Soap Can Smell GOOD!
Monday, March 21, 2011
Hemp Soap on a Rope by Dope on a Rope Soap
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
Dope on a Rope Hemp Soap Goes to HempCon
Hempcon is a medical marijuana show catering to those who may be benefited from the medical use of marijuana. This will be one of the premiere events of the year with a huge amount of exhibits including medical marijuana dispensaries, collectives, care givers, evaluation services, legal services, educational institutes, equipment, accessories, and many more. Hempcon will be an educational event as well with a full weekend of seminars and presentations by industry leaders, advocates, and attorneys. Whether you are a patient or someone who wants to get educated more about medical marijuana, you have got to be there.
For 2011, we are scheduled to have multiple shows all around the Southwest throughout the year. Be sure to check out, Hempcon in your local town as we will expand into other markets where medical marijuana has been legalized. We urge supporters of the Medical Marijuana industry to come out and participate in what is sure to be the best event of the year!
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Hemp Soap
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... The largest and arguably most important organ in the human body is our skin. So why do so many people rely on harsh chemical based detergent bars, artificial lotions and petrol based skin care products to try and promote healthy and nourished skin? Most likely it is out of a lack of knowledge about the alternative options to mass produced store bought home care products that are on the market. Natural skin care products are produced in an old fashioned manner, often by hand, and contain completely natural ingredients such as pure vegetable oils and essential oils.
Among the most beneficial and misunderstood vegetable oil is hemp seed oil. Commonly frowned upon because of it relation to marijuana hemp seed oil is actually so beneficial to the human body that once you start to use it you will notice it's benefits immediately and most likely seek out other hemp based products for the rest of your life. Here is a break down of why exactly hemp seed oil, and thus hemp soap, is smart alternative to chemical detergents.
Hemp Oil is a rich source of the polyunsaturated essential fatty acids, linoleic acid and gamma-linolenic acid. These fatty acids are required to maintain the moisture content in the body. Therefore, hemp oil acts as a good moisturizing agent for the skin. Hemp oil not only prevents the skin from drying, but it also helps relieve the symptoms of acne, minor abrasions, psoriasis, and eczema. It is a rich source of Vitamin D and the production of hemp oil has a low impact on the environment.
Moisturizing
•The polyunsaturated essential fatty acids (linoleic and gamma-linolenic acid) found in hemp oil helps to heal skin lesions, balance dry skin, and fight skin inflammations.
•The use of hemp oil will result in soft, smooth, and hydrated skin.
Anti-Aging and Diabetes
•The slow-down of cell metabolism with age or diabetes reduces the amount of essential fatty acids ingested and released into the epidermis (top most layer of skin) which can cause the skin to become thinner and extremely dry.
•This age related decline is also a major contributor to the formation of wrinkles and overall skin again.
•Topical application of hemp oil compensates for this decline in the skin and minimizes the obvious effects of ageing.
Psoriasis and Eczema
•Psoriasis and eczema both cause patients to have reduced levels of gamma-linolenic acid in their skin.
•Topical application of hemp oil which is rich in gamma-linolenic acid can provide relief from itching and improve the appearance of the dry, scaling skin.
•Clinical studies have shown the effects of topical applications of hemp oil containing gamma-linolenic acid for the treatment of atopic eczema after a period of only two weeks.
Acne
•Topical administration of hemp oil rich in linoleic acid has been shown to be effective in the therapeutic treatment of acne skin conditions.
•Hemp oil is a non-greasy emollient and moisturizing compound with excellent anti-ageing and moisture balancing properties.
Environmentally Friendly
•The hemp plant is a completely renewable resource and every single part of the plant can be made into an end-consumer product.
•Hemp requires no pesticides and can be rotated with traditional crops as its roots penetrate deep into the ground.
•The yield per acre of hemp is among the highest of all crops.
•Since hemp farming does not require the use of pesticides and herbicides consumers of hemp seeds and oil do not need to be concerned about pesticide residues.
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Quotes
"The first of the major new techniques were probably weaving and pottery making. The earliest known woven fabric was apparently of hemp, which began to be worked in the eighth millenium." - from The Columbia History of the World
"In 1619, America’s first marijuana law was enacted at Jamestown Colony, Virginia, ‘ordering’ all farmers to ‘make tryal of’ Indian hemp seed. More mandatory hemp cultivation laws were enacted in Massachusetts in 1631, in Connecticut in 1632 and in the Chesapeake Colonies into the mid-1700’s. Cannabis hemp was legal tender in most of the America's from 1631 until the early 1800’s, and you could pay your taxes with cannabis hemp for over 200 years." - from Hemp & the Marijuana Conspiracy:
"An acre of the best ground for hemp, is to be selected and sewn in hemp and be kept for a permanent hemp patch." - Thomas Jefferson's Garden book 1849
"For thousands of years this plant has been grown for cordage and cloth. For centuries all the ships that sailed the western seas were rigged with hempen ropes and sails. For the sailor, no less than the hangman, hemp was indispensable. A 44-gun frigate like our cherished Old Ironsides took over 60 tons of hemp for rigging, including an anchor cable 25 inches in circumference. The Conestoga wagon and prairie schooners of pioneer days were covered with hempen canvas. Indeed the very word canvas comes from the Arabic word for hemp. When Manila hemp, from the Navy’s rapidly diminishing supply, is gone, American hemp will go on duty again: hemp for mooring ships, hemp for tow lines, hemp for tackle and gear, hemp for countless Naval uses both on ship and shore. Just as the days when Old Ironsides sailed the seas victorious with her hempen shrouds and hempen sails. Hemp for Victory." - USDA 1942 film Hemp for Victory
"Why use up the forests which were centuries in the making and the mines which required ages to lay down, if we can get the equivalent of forest and mineral products in the annual growth of the hemp fields?" - Henry Ford
"Growing hemp as nature designed it is vital to our urgent need to reduce greenhouse gases and ensure the survival of our planet." - Jack Herer
If you have a favorite hemp quote, post in the comments & I'll add to blog.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Hemp Soap
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Hemp Soap, Hemp, Hemp, HEMP!
Hemp Soap. Hemp lotions. Hemp bags. Seems like hemp is found in everything these days - FANTASTIC! Here's a new one....
Have you ever considered JUICING cannabis leaves? I have. Take a look at this very interesting & informative artical on Raw Medicine.
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Tuesday, March 8, 2011
The Hemp Plant
Quoting http://www.hemp-guide.com/ : "What are the benefits of hemp for your children, grandchildren and generations to come? To put it simply, a thriving planet for the future.
Hemp provides a wide-range of outlets to make better use of the Earth's resources. The power the plant possesses is one of the best-kept secrets regarding extreme usefulness, versatility and ease. In a society where promoting the protection of the Earth's natural resources, many are unaware that such a natural gem with a distinctive, renewable sparkle exists.
Unfortunately, the absence in public response and ignorance is facilitated by a lack of knowledge that prevents the rest of the world from recognizing its shine. The benefits of hemp are so intense that it has led many to believe that the plant has the capacity to reverse the Greenhouse Effect; as well as aid in purifying the air, water, and soil.
Not only does the plant offer an assortment of physical, industrial and economical benefits, but hemp also provides advantages in nutrition, farming and even body care.
Save Trees: A worldwide switch to hemp plant paper could do wonders for the Earth. The planet smiles upon the hemp plant, which allows near-extinct species to no longer worry about losing their natural habitat. Additionally, hemp paper is much easier to make, costs less to generate and lasts much longer.
A hemp pulp paper process (much like the procedures used in 1916) can replace the current production means of manufactured corrugated boxes, computer paper, and paper bags. The fiber produced in hemp is also four times more than the fiber that comes from pine trees.
The destruction of trees may decrease when paper manufactures turn to hemp for their fibers. Hemp paper also provides the recycling capacity of up to seven rotations. Pine-pulp base papers are only good for three.
Benefits of hemp farming: As a natural fiber, hemp is known as one of the longest, strongest, and most durable of the bunch. It is also one of the safest natural resources to maintain, as cultivation methods require no ecologically damaging chemicals, herbicides, or pesticides. Farmers may find a wealth of opportunities by embracing hemp plants, which fits right in with the rotation of other crops, including corn.
Since hemp is easy to grow through a process that in fact strengthens surrounding soil, the plant is a clear friend of the planet. Many also believe the hemp plant could produce a biomass for fuel that would burn cleaner than other well-known ethanol selections."
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