We live in a time when marijuana is celebrated as a cure-all — a “natural” solution for everything from anxiety to pain. It’s legal in many states, promoted as medicine, and used by millions of adults and teens alike.

But legal doesn’t always mean safe. And popular doesn’t mean harmless.

Let’s be honest: vaping seems more convenient, more discreet, and maybe even safer than smoking. That’s part of the reason it’s exploded in popularity — especially among teens and young adults.

But here’s the truth: vaping is not safe for your brain. In some ways, it may be more harmful than smoking.

At Alleviant, we’re not here to shame or judge. We understand that peer pressure, curiosity, and stress all influence our decisions. Our goal is to simply educate, so that you can make better-informed choices about what you put into your body — and how it might be affecting your mental health and brain function.

In today’s fast-paced world, distractions and stressors are everywhere. Whether it’s work deadlines, personal responsibilities, or the constant buzz of technology, maintaining focus and managing stress can be challenging.

Spring is a season of renewal, a time when we declutter our homes, refresh our surroundings, and embrace a fresh start. But what about our minds? Just as we clean our physical spaces, it’s just as important to clear mental clutter and make room for positivity, focus, and well-being.

As the first day of spring arrives, the world around us begins to transform. The days grow longer, the air feels lighter, and nature awakens with vibrant colors and new life. Just as the earth renews itself, spring offers us a chance for renewal—especially when it comes to our mental health.