Rachelle Gordon is a cannabis journalist at GreenState.com. She specializes in cannabis and psychedelics, covering topics such as cannabidiol (CBD), cannabis business, and psychedelic research. Rachelle has been featured in Cannabis & Tech Today, Cannabis Now, Psychedelic Spotlight, High Times, and many other prominent publications.
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