The Book of Cannabis . The encyclopedia by Dmitry Gaiduk is a real find for anyone interested in the culture, history and modern aspects of cannabis use. In this extensive and in-depth study, the author offers the reader a unique view of the plant, which for centuries has attracted the attention of mankind with its multifaceted properties and capabilities. Dmitry Gaiduk, known for his work in the field of botany and medicine, in "Tsannabis. Encyclopedia" immerses us in a world where cannabis becomes not just a plant, but a real cultural phenomenon. The book covers a wide range of topics, from the historical roots of cannabis use in different cultures to its modern applications in medicine and industry. Readers will be able to learn about how cannabis was used in ancient civilizations, its role in religious rituals, and even how it became a symbol of the struggle for human rights in modern society. This encyclopedia will be interesting not only for those who want to understand the legalization and medical use of cannabis, but also for those who just want to expand their knowledge of the plant, which has become an integral part of many cultures. The book is suitable for both young people interested in modern trends and more mature readers who want to understand the historical and cultural significance of cannabis. One of the key topics raised in the book is the medical use of cannabis. Gaiduk describes in detail how the various components of the plant can be used to treat a variety of diseases, including chronic pain, anxiety disorders, and even some forms of cancer. It also addresses the ethical and legal aspects associated with medical cannabis use, making the book relevant and important in light of the current debate on legalization. The author's style is distinguished by the availability and depth of analysis. Gaiduk skillfully combines scientific facts with living examples and stories, which makes reading fascinating and informative. His previous works, such as Medicinal Plants: From Antiquity to Modernity and Botany for All, have also been recognized for their informativeness and accessibility. The Cannabis . Encyclopedia" he continues this tradition, offering readers not only facts, but also the opportunity to think about broader issues related to nature and society. The book also touches on topics related to the culture of cannabis use, including its impact on art, music, and literature. Gaiduk explores how different cultures perceive and use cannabis, and how it affects their societal and cultural norms. This makes the book not only an encyclopedic reference book, but also a real cultural study. "Tsannabis. Encyclopedia is not just a book about a plant, it is an invitation to reflect on how we perceive and use nature. It will be a great addition to the library of anyone who is interested in botany, medicine, culture or just wants to learn more about the world around us. Readers looking for information about cannabis, its properties, and its impact on society will find many useful and interesting facts in this book. If you want to understand how cannabis can change our perception of health, culture and society, "Cannabis. Encyclopedia" is a book worth reading.