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Ellementa SF: Women, Cannabis and Getting the Sleep You Crave User Submitted

When: Sun., March 18, 3:30-5 p.m. 2018
Price: $10.00-$20.00
ellementa.com/gatherings
THIS MONTH’S PROGRAM: Cannabis and Sleep Let’s gather to talk about Women and Sleep issues – trouble getting to sleep, trouble staying asleep, stress-related, hormone-related, you name it. Why do we have trouble sleeping and which cannabinoids and terpenes affect sleep? Learn from our experts and one another – and get a better night’s sleep! 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. We create welcoming spaces where women can come together to speak openly about cannabis wellness.

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