Cannaba Verum

You’ll see me there and the band as well!!

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One of my cannabis super heroes is comin to Florida!

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My two heroes in Cannabis.

Raphi's immeasurable impact on our understanding of the endocannabinoid system and the therapeutic effects of cannabis will be felt by clinicians and researchers for decades, or more likely centuries.

Beyond his scientific contributions, his generosity of time and energy in mentoring those in his field has been extraordinary, and has established a culture of collaboration, curiosity, and creativity that has lifted up and driven forward the entire cannabinoid research community. I suspect his impact as a model of professional conduct and genuine caring for others equal the immense scientific contributions he's made.

For those not familiar with the remarkable story of Dr. Mechoulam, I encourage you to watch the highly entertaining film "The Scientist" which will undoubtedly inspire you to seek your own greatness.

Yessss! The Legend lives on through all of your good cannabis work!

Raphi's immeasurable impact on our understanding of the endocannabinoid system and the therapeutic effects of cannabis will be felt by clinicians and researchers for decades, or more likely centuries.

Beyond his scientific contributions, his generosity of time and energy in mentoring those in his field has been extraordinary, and has established a culture of collaboration, curiosity, and creativity that has lifted up and driven forward the entire cannabinoid research community. I suspect his impact as a model of professional conduct and genuine caring for others equal the immense scientific contributions he's made.

For those not familiar with the remarkable story of Dr. Mechoulam, I encourage you to watch the highly entertaining film "The Scientist" which will undoubtedly inspire you to seek your own greatness.

She may be a mystery but she loves the autonomy…

When legal medical ma*****na patients still feel threatened by society… you know there’s an issue in the system.

In requiescat pace.

Pioneering cannabis chemist Dr. Raphael Mechoulam passes away at 92 Dr. Mechoulam was the first to isolate THC in the 1960s and his research laid the foundation for medical and adult-use w**d legalization.

A little afraid the wrong people might hear her… before she’s ready!
Join us for the next Cannabis Truth Pocast… wherever you listen.

This is a recorded lecture on Beta Caryophillene (BCP) which is an essential oil in almost everything we eat. BCP is a terpene that can control the high effect of THC in . But OMGeeeee… it’s much more magical than I realized until this lecture by Dr. Blair. I can’t wait to try it now… for a variety of reasons! You may need this: Passcode: HW!9d+T7
PS… hit me up for the link if you want to attend the live zoom.

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Charlotte Figi… our little G***a Goddess.

Our name, Charlotte's Web, comes from Charlotte Figi, a brave young girl, whose influence stretches across the globe. Today, on National Namesake day, we celebrate her.

Charlotte’s mother, Paige Figi first met Joel Stanley and the Stanley brothers over a decade ago. Charlotte's experience became a shared one — that a plant compound could positively impact her life and the lives of thousands.

She was a catalyst who continues to inspire hope and change in the world and today we're feeling extra thankful for her!

Hear Charlotte's story and learn about her impact here: https://bit.ly/3FiGGbZ

The energy of youth and a beautiful compassionate soul has put the amazing talent of in a place we alllll love… in front of a plate full of yummy!

Cannabis Public School is the brainchild of a California BSN, RN cannabis expert, Mo Smyth.
It’s free. Every Sunday at Noon Eastern.
You must ask for the link. It’s a one hour zoom.

Honey Smith Walls on LinkedIn: Cannabis Public School! Today at Noon Eastern. Please ask for link if you… Cannabis Public School! Today at Noon Eastern. Please ask for link if you don’t already have it. (We use the same one weekly.)

OMGEEEEEEE wait till you find out what Chef Tarik Sparks is doing in the cannabis industry! On the next Cannabis Truth Podcast.
@ tariksparks

This particular graphics artist has a keen knack of blowing me away… every time. Follow him on LinkedIn if yer interested in and how the body works.

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All this fabulousness showed up on my podcast! I just loved speaking with Terese Bowors, Canadian Wellness Coach about !!

Happenin soon! Hit me up for link.
From Mo Smyth, RN, BSN:

The gut and the brain communicate.

Facilitate better conversation through cannabis and improved vagus nerve and ECS tone.

Reference material from this class comes from a great article by Dr. Swathi Varanasi retrieved from https://lnkd.in/gEAnveWq

and from Bonni Goldstein MD ‘s excellent book Cannabis is Medicine.

Join us today and every Sunday for cannabis education at 9am PST/12 noon EST. DM for link

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The Vagus Nerve and the ECS WRITTEN BY MELANIE FLORES AND DR. SWATHI While the winter season can be a joyous time of reunion it can also be a hectic time that can bring up feelings of stress and anxiety. Between event planning, financial burdens, visiting family, and cooking large meals it is normal that one would be feeling s...

If you have Autism within your personal circle of family and friends… then may I introduce you to Dr. Jennifer Anderson who is the leading Cannabinoidologist who specializes in Autism. She’s a superstar in our industry.

Honey Smith Walls on LinkedIn: Thanking Dr. Anderson for her leadership in this specialty and sending… Thanking Dr. Anderson for her leadership in this specialty and sending love and blessings for her courage.

TONIGHT! I wouldn’t miss Dr. Codi!

THC Pharmacokinetics: The Journey from Joint to Brain Have you ever wondered how THC gets you high? Most people know that THC is the molecule responsible for the famous high associated with cannabis. But how does this cannabinoid create this euphoric feeling, and why is THC one of the only cannabinoids that creates a psychoactive effect? Join us to lea...

I have learned soooo much from spending a little time with Megan MBengue (say it like Bing)… She is already a superstar in my world.

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It’s comin to a cafe near you… THC Non-alcoholic drinks with 5mgTHC per can. I think ya get about 20mg in half a small joint. I may have just made that up…

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If you’re a Veteran… you can demand relief… You certainly deserve it.

From our friend, Dr. Codi Peterson on LinkedIn:

In an 18 year period, over 1 BILLION was spent by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) to research ...but only 12.5 million was spent by the department of defense on exploring how cannabis might help veterans. Pitiful!

Although things are finally changing here in the 2020's, I am concerned about the ongoing bias towards cannabis within the US federal government and their research policies.

Since 1970, cannabis has been classified as a Schedule I drug by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), which means that it is deemed to have no medical use and a high potential for abuse. This classification has severely restricted research on cannabis, making it difficult for scientists to conduct studies on its potential benefits and risks.

Moreover, the federal government has historically funded research that focuses primarily on the potential harms of cannabis, rather than its potential therapeutic benefits. This bias has hindered progress in understanding the potential medical applications of cannabis and has left patients and doctors without the information they need to make informed decisions.

While some states have legalized cannabis for medical and/or recreational use, this patchwork of laws has created a confusing and inconsistent regulatory landscape.

The lack of federal research has made it difficult for these states to make informed decisions about regulating the production and sale of cannabis products and have also made researching cannabis challenging.

It's time for the federal government to remove the barriers to research on cannabis and to promote a more balanced approach to understanding its potential benefits, not just the risks!



Source:
Purcell JM, Passley TM, Leheste JR. The cannabidiol and ma*****na research expansion act: Promotion of scientific knowledge to prevent a national health crisis. Lancet Reg Health Am. 2022;14:100325. Published 2022 Jul 13. doi:10.1016/j.lana.2022.100325

From our friend, Dr. Codi Peterson on LinkedIn:

In an 18 year period, over 1 BILLION was spent by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) to research ...but only 12.5 million was spent by the department of defense on exploring how cannabis might help veterans. Pitiful!

Although things are finally changing here in the 2020's, I am concerned about the ongoing bias towards cannabis within the US federal government and their research policies.

Since 1970, cannabis has been classified as a Schedule I drug by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), which means that it is deemed to have no medical use and a high potential for abuse. This classification has severely restricted research on cannabis, making it difficult for scientists to conduct studies on its potential benefits and risks.

Moreover, the federal government has historically funded research that focuses primarily on the potential harms of cannabis, rather than its potential therapeutic benefits. This bias has hindered progress in understanding the potential medical applications of cannabis and has left patients and doctors without the information they need to make informed decisions.

While some states have legalized cannabis for medical and/or recreational use, this patchwork of laws has created a confusing and inconsistent regulatory landscape.

The lack of federal research has made it difficult for these states to make informed decisions about regulating the production and sale of cannabis products and have also made researching cannabis challenging.

It's time for the federal government to remove the barriers to research on cannabis and to promote a more balanced approach to understanding its potential benefits, not just the risks!



Source:
Purcell JM, Passley TM, Leheste JR. The cannabidiol and ma*****na research expansion act: Promotion of scientific knowledge to prevent a national health crisis. Lancet Reg Health Am. 2022;14:100325. Published 2022 Jul 13. doi:10.1016/j.lana.2022.100325