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Ellementa SF: Cannabis and Sex User Submitted

When: Sun., Feb. 18, 3:30-5 p.m. 2018
Email: info@ellementa.com
Price: $10-$20
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It's the month of LOVE and PASSION. How is women's sexual health, function and response affected by cannabis? THAT is the question and the conversation for our February Gathering. Other questions we'll address: Is cannabis a mood enhancer and aphrodisiac? What strains are more effective for positive sexual response? How can cannabis be consumed or applied to be most effective? We'll be meeting at the WestSide Art House, same as last month. Ellementa meets monthly to bring women together to learn about cannabis for health, wellness, self-care and caregiving. This is a non-consumption, educational event for women/female-identified only.

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