Sarah Johns is a contributing writer at The Fresh Toast. She focuses on themes related to cannabis and psychedelics, health and wellness, as well as beauty and fashion, often exploring topics such as cannabidiol (CBD), wellness programs, and fitness. Sarah's work has been featured in ArcaMax Publishing, East Bay Times, and Yahoo News.
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Sarah Johns covers a wide range of lifestyle topics, including house & home, family & relationships, and healthcare & pharmaceuticals. Her articles often cite data and include seasonal content as well as promotional deals and gift guides.
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The Fresh Toast - The longevity boom is reshaping how millennials approach sleep, exercise, nutrition, and long-term health.
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Cannabis and Relaxation: Why More Adults Are Using Marijuana to Unwind, Recharge, and Live in the Moment.
The Fresh Toast - Can you consume marijuana at Madison Square Garden? Here's what New York law and venue policies allow.
The Fresh Toast - Discover the magical mix of outdoor concert music and marijuana as festival season reaches its summer peak.
By: Sarah Johns
The Fresh Toast - The Great Backyard Revival reveals how cannabis, edible pairings, and mocktails are redefining outdoor entertaining.
By: Jean-Michel Galarneau, Joshua J. Burkart, Carolyn A. Emery, Matthew G. Neill, Joseph Carere, William M. Adams, John J. Leddy, Mohammad N. Haider, Tegan Wilder, Cheri Blauwet, Chantel T. Debert, Sarah Johns
Exertion testing helps inform exercise prescription during concussion recovery. The Calgary Adapted aRm Ergometer (CARE) test, developed as the first upper-body specific exertion test, aims to improve accessibility and inclusivity in concussion care. While initial development was conducted in adults, its applicability in adolescents remains unknown. This study compared physiological responses between the CARE test and the Calgary Concussion Cycle Test (CCCT) in non-disabled adolescent male and female athletes. Fifteen females and fifteen males (aged 14–17) performed CARE and CCCT to volitional fatigue. Response differences, Bland–Altman plots, effect sizes, intraclass correlation and moderation by sex for heart rate (HR), middle cerebral artery velocity (MCAv), volume of oxygen consumption (
The Fresh Toast - Why there are (almost) no mosquitoes at Disney World isn't magic—it's Disney's ingenious mosquito strategy.
The Fresh Toast - Cannabis becomes America's new daily health habit as study reveals changing wellness choices over alcohol and cigarettes.
Beat the cannabis munchies with smart strains, hydration, healthy snacks, and science-backed tips for a lighter, more enjoyable summer
