At Mathew Gerson’s stand, a more unusual product is for sale: “it’s a vaginal lubricant, it is coconut oil-infused,” he said.
“With young women, it enhances sensations, and with menopausal women, it awakens their sexuality. And it helps them sleep.”
Cheryl Shuman, head of a public relations firm, said she almost died of cancer in 2006, and credits marijuana for helping her pull through.
She joined the campaign to decriminalize marijuana, organizing the Beverly Hills Cannabis Club and becoming one of the leaders of Moms for Marijuana, an international group for women who support legalization.
One weighty argument in favor, Shuman emphasized, is the economic potential of the market, estimated around $47 billion for the US states where it’s legal alone.
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