Podcasts about CBG

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What's up, all you Vipers! Mr. & Mrs. Weedman are back with another packed episode of the Weedman420 Chronicles Podcast, digging into fascinating cannabis research, industry news, cannabis culture, and plenty of stories that make you say, “Wait…WHAT?!”This week, they explore research into CBG and CBC and lung cancer cells, take a closer look at the ongoing—and still complicated—question of cannabis smoke and lung cancer, and they share why taking too much THC can send some people into a seriously intense “greening out” experience.Then they head into the business side of cannabis, where dispensaries may be leaving a surprising $3 in potential profit on the table with every customer. They also visit a California farm where you can actually pick your own hemp plant!

Can cannabinoids really work through the skin?In Part 2 of our conversation with Ripley and Jill of Blunt Botanicals, Trevor and Kirk dig into CBD, CBG, terpenes, and cannabinoid skincare. What is the science, formulation, and business potential behind cannabis topicals?.The conversation gets practical with Blunt Botanicals' cooling topical formulated with CBD and CBG. Rapid Cryo uses menthol, wintergreen, terpenes, and other ingredients designed to create a layered cooling sensation. Jill explains the thinking behind pairing cannabinoids with specific botanical ingredients and terpene profiles. Ripley discusses why the company focuses on products that can fit into everyday life without intoxication. They also explore cannabinoid-infused bath products, emulsification, formulation choices, and why avoiding an oily bathtub may be more important than it sounds, especially as we get older.We look beyond formulation to the future of the category. Ripley discusses the growth potential Blunt Botanicals sees in cannabis topicals, upcoming Rapid Cryo format, skincare products, and the challenge of educating consumers about an often-overlooked cannabis category.Listen now for a mix of cannabis science, formulation chemistry, entrepreneurship, and the occasional joke about smelling like wintergreen.Blunt Botanicals - websiteRipley Halfyard - LinkedInJill Provencal - LinkedInAdditional Music:Desiree Dorion desireedorion.comMarc Clement - FacebookTranscripts, papers and so much more at: reefermed.ca

Hey Heal Squad! Maria is back with another What Worked This Week, and this week she's saving us money…givign us the ultimate tip for a nervous system reset…and helping us focus! First up, Maria shares the free app she's been using to get rid of paper clutter and organize everything from contracts to old family photos. Then we get into something new she's been experimenting with: CBG oil. Maria explains why she switched from taking it at night to the morning, what the early research says, and why she's been noticing a major difference in her energy, focus and productivity.And because apparently feet are officially becoming a recurring character on this show (LOL!), Maria has another foot-health find: the ridiculously comfortable wide-toe socks she says finally give her toes room to breathe instead of squeezing them together. But one of her favorite discoveries this week: going outside as the sun goes down and sitting by the fire! Maria shares how two nights around the fire pit unexpectedly helped reset her sleep! Then, grab your phone because we're doing a little financial cleanup. Maria walks us through the subscription check that puts back cash in her pocket. And somehow all of this leads to the bigger lesson Maria has been sitting with this week: What are we still carrying that we don't need anymore? Not just papers, subscriptions or things cluttering our homes, but guilt, shame, self-criticism and the belief that we have to earn our healing. What happens if we just allow it. Maria shares the Louise Hay message that stopped her in her tracks and asks a question we may all need this week: What if instead of doing more, there's something we finally need to put down? Enjoy this episode friends! Join us at our Canyon Ranch 2026 Retreat: https://www.canyonranch.com/lenox/retreats/heal-retreat-maria-menounos HEAL SQUAD SOCIALS IG: https://www.instagram.com/healsquad/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@healsquadxmaria HEAL SQUAD RESOURCES: Heal Squad Website: https://www.healsquad.com/ Heal Squad x Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/HealSquad/membership Maria Menounos Website: https://www.mariamenounos.com Airbnb: https://www.airbnb.com/host Medjet: medjet.com Shop Maria's CBG Oil & Alpaca Cloud Socks & More here:  https://shopmy.us/shop/mariamenounos ABOUT MARIA MENOUNOS: Emmy Award-winning journalist, TV personality, actress, 2x NYT best-selling author, former pro-wrestler and brain tumor survivor, Maria Menounos' passion is to see others heal and to get better in all areas of life. ABOUT HEAL SQUAD x MARIA MENOUNOS: A daily digital talk-show that brings you the world's leading healers, experts, and celebrities to share groundbreaking secrets and tips to getting better in all areas of life. DISCLAIMER: This Podcast and all related content (published or distributed by or on behalf of Maria Menounos or http://Mariamenounos.com and http://healsquad.com) is for informational purposes only and may include information that is general in nature and that is not specific to you. Any information or opinions provided by guest experts or hosts featured within website or on Company's Podcast are their own; not those of Maria Menounos or the Company. Accordingly, Maria Menounos and the Company cannot be responsible for any results or consequences or actions you may take based on such information or opinions. This podcast is presented for exploratory purposes only. Published content is not intended to be used for preventing, diagnosing, or treating a specific illness. If you have, or suspect you may have, a health-care emergency, please contact a qualified health care professional for treatment.

Ashley Sword is a relative new comer to the CBG world. He has been building a variety of homemade instruments which include cajons, thumb pianos and now box guitars. He uses a variety of reclaimed timbers and other roadside detritus to craft truly rustic, beautiful instruments that are wonderful interpretations of 1930s CBGs.  Thank you to all our listeners for all your support. The best way that you can support the show is to share it with your friends.  Otherwise you can use our C.B.Gitty affiliate link where yiou can get 10% off your first 3 orders and they help us with affording the hosting bills!  https://www.cbgitty.com/?ref=birdwood Use the code BIRDWOOD THANK YOU to those supporters who are continuing to use the affiliate link Joe Oltean 'Clutch Creations' , Adam Harrison 'Birdwood Guitars' and Alex Lechner can be reached via the facebook group https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1PLz2g4iSj/ Check out Birdwood Guitars and Killer strings Australia at www.birdwoodguitars.com Otherwise, Killer Strings Australia www.killerstringsaustralia.com Don't bite your friends! Adam, Joe and Alex    

In this episode of Modern Chiropractic Mastery, Dr. Kevin Christie welcomes Mark Fox, the president of CBG, to discuss revolutionary approaches to healthcare that are reshaping the way employers and employees interact with their health plans. Mark shares insights into CBG's innovative "Free and Clear" plan, which aims to eliminate the financial barriers that often prevent employees from seeking necessary care. Emphasized in this episode is the importance of aligning incentives within healthcare, highlighting how traditional insurance models can lead to misaligned interests between providers and patients. Mr. Fox explains how CBG's approach allows employees to access quality care without the burden of deductibles or co-pays, ultimately leading to better health outcomes and significant cost savings for employers. Listeners will be captivated by real-world examples of how companies have successfully implemented these strategies, resulting in improved employee retention, reduced absenteeism, and enhanced overall workplace morale. Fox also discusses the potential for chiropractors to play a vital role in this landscape by partnering with employers to provide on-site care and preventive services. This episode discusses the benefits of a patient-centered model, and how chiropractors can leverage these changes to create thriving practices.

Papa Burger from Dragonfly came in swinging. This flower is soft, sticky, and squishy enough to gum up your grinder, with a smell that starts funky and savory before opening into something sweeter, creamier, and more tropical.At 27.5% THC—with 1% CBG and 0.5% CBC—this is not a strain we'd tell newer consumers to attack like heroes. Go low and slow. For experienced consumers, though, Papa Burger delivers a calm, euphoric experience without completely stealing your focus. It feels heavy enough for relaxing, stretching, post-workout recovery, or winding down, while still leaving some creativity and awareness intact.We also get into:Papa Burger's Donny Burger × Papaya/Modified Bananas lineageIts funky, gassy, creamy, and tropical profileWhy sticky flower can preserve more of the experience you're looking forLimonene, beta-caryophyllene, and the entourage effectUsing temperature-controlled dry-herb vaporizersWhy different consumption methods fit different people and situationsFlower versus carts, distillates, concentrates, and isolatesHow overheating can ruin a cart—and why you don't need to hit that damn blinkerStorage, shelf life, and getting the most from your cannabisWhy asking your budtender about terpenes can help you shop smarterOur verdict: Papa Burger is absolutely worth trying. Just respect the potency, pay attention to how it makes you feel, and don't let somebody else's opinion keep you from exploring a new grower.Have you tried Papa Burger? Let us know what you thought.For adults of legal age only. This episode reflects our personal experiences and is not medical advice. Know your local laws and consume responsibly.Find everything in one place here:

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What if agricultural waste could become energy, income and opportunity? In this conversation with IndiaPodcasts, Surya Pratap Shahi discusses the growing potential of bioenergy in Uttar Pradesh and the role agricultural and urban waste can play in creating new economic opportunities. From CBG and crop residue to farmer income, rural employment and waste-to-energy solutions, he shares his perspective on how Uttar Pradesh is building its bioenergy ecosystem. The conversation also explores the changing growth story of Uttar Pradesh, including agriculture, entrepreneurship, solar energy, industry and investment. In this episode: • Turning agricultural waste into wealth • Farmers as future energy providers • The potential of CBG in Uttar Pradesh • Bioenergy and rural employment • Waste-to-energy opportunities • UP's transition from “population engine” to “growth engine” • Agriculture, industry and entrepreneurship • The vision for a more self-reliant India Watch the full conversation and hear Surya Pratap Shahi's perspective on the opportunities ahead. Subscribe to IndiaPodcasts for more conversations that go beyond the headlines. #SuryaPratapShahi #IndiaPodcasts #Bioenergy #UttarPradesh #CBG #wastetowealth #agriculturefarming #Farmers #Energy #GrowthEngine #IndiaBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/indiapodcasts-we-hear-what-you-want-to-say--4263837/support.

What if Uttar Pradesh could turn its massive agricultural and urban waste into one of its biggest energy and economic opportunities? In this episode of IndiaPodcasts, we speak with Awanish Kumar, Chief Advisor to the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, about the state's growing focus on Compressed Bio Gas (CBG), renewable energy and the future of the bioenergy sector. Awanish Kumar shares his perspective on Uttar Pradesh's CBG ambitions, including the state's current projects, future production targets, rural employment opportunities and the role of agricultural and urban waste in building a stronger bioenergy ecosystem. He also discusses the challenges facing the sector, including equipment standardisation, technology, land availability and the need to develop a stronger manufacturing and training ecosystem within Uttar Pradesh. In this episode: • Uttar Pradesh's CBG ambitions • 84 CBG plants under construction • The target of 1,000 tonnes per day of CBG production • Can UP produce more than 50% of India's CBG? • Agricultural and urban waste as an energy resource • CBG and rural employment • The potential for 1 lakh+ rural jobs • Why CBG equipment manufacturers could set up in UP • Standardisation and technology challenges • Can CBG replace conventional commercial gas? • Opportunities for hotels and restaurants • Building a stronger CBG ecosystem in Uttar Pradesh • Training and the proposed Centre of Excellence for CBG This is a conversation about bioenergy, technology, rural jobs, waste management and the future of Uttar Pradesh's energy economy. Watch the full conversation and hear Awanish Kumar's perspective on where UP's CBG sector is headed. Subscribe to IndiaPodcasts for more conversations on the people, ideas and developments shaping India. #IndiaPodcasts #AwanishKumar #UttarPradesh #CBG #Bioenergy #RenewableEnergy #CompressedBiogas #RuralJobs #Agriculture #WasteToEnergy #GreenEnergy #UP Thumbnail Text CAN UP PRODUCE 50% OF INDIA'S CBG? Awanish Kumar Chief Advisor to the Chief Minister of Uttar PradeshBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/indiapodcasts-we-hear-what-you-want-to-say--4263837/support.

Drop us a line or two . . .Queenie and TT are recording this week's episode from the actual Cape Cod shoreline — specifically Days Cottages in North Truro, Massachusetts, sitting across from each other with water views and, apparently, a front-row seat to a squid situation nobody saw coming. It's a vacation episode, which means the conversation is looser, warmer, and occasionally derailed by birds doing cute things out the window. The nature content is genuinely impressive. The day before recording, Queenie's granddaughters stumbled onto what can only be described as a squid bonanza — hundreds of them washed up on the beach, apparently so abundant that the girls collected enough to sell to a local fishing vessel, the CJ out of Provincetown, and made actual money. Meanwhile, TT and crew joined a ranger-led walk on the tidal flats near the site of the Pilgrims' first landing on North American soil — a detail that lands with some weight once you realize you're standing on it. The ranger produced a live horseshoe crab for the group, which prompted a surprisingly earnest digression: horseshoe crabs have been around for roughly 450 million years (they landed on "50 million" in the moment, but the vibe was correct), their blue blood is harvested for medical use, and females of reproductive age are off-limits for harvesting out of conservation concern. The one they found was young — "only a million or two years old," Queenie noted, with complete sincerity. A live squid about 18 inches long was also spotted squiding through shallow water before the ranger nudged it back out to sea. TT's son mentioned that squid are "candy to stripers," which apparently is common fishing knowledge that neither host had previously retained. The moon snail also got its moment: TT's son found a clamshell with a perfect tiny hole drilled through it, and the ranger explained that moon snails have a specialized body part that functions like a literal drill. They bore into other shells and suck out the contents. Nature, as TT observed, is amazing. Queenie agreed, and the two briefly marveled at how everything in the natural world fits together — hand and glove — before noting that humans have spent a great deal of energy segmenting and ranking that system, mostly to put themselves at the top of it. "We are not the top of the food chain," Queenie said, with the confidence of someone who has spent the week watching horseshoe crabs and moon snails conduct their business unbothered. TT recalled an Onion headline about a dolphin developing opposable thumbs, with the tagline "fuck says humanity," and that was basically that. The first landing marker also generated some reflection. There's a concrete engraving on the far side of the monument acknowledging the Wampanoag people — who thrived in the area long before Europeans arrived and were subsequently, as Queenie put it plainly, "summarily exterminated or shoved aside." TT noted the inscription called for remembrance so history isn't repeated. Both hosts appreciated the acknowledgment, even while noting that as a culture, "we don't acknowledge shit." The conversation extended to the harshness of the conditions that greeted those early arrivals — winter winds in Truro that routinely hit 50 miles an hour, bad enough that you can't open a car door. TT's sister is looking at a condo in the area, and a year-round resident supplied that cheerful detail during due diligence. Cannabis check-in: TT is running a performance gummy — caffeinated, with yerba mate, electrolytes, guarana, THC-V (filed under "vigor"), and CBG, full spectrum, fast-acting, solventless. It's designed for power, stamina, and endurance. The first time she took it, she napped. She is optimistic this will not happen again today, as there is a sailboat — the Envy the Bay — to launch. Queenie is on Off Hours Orange Aid, an awakening energy sour gummy, nano-enhanced, 10:2 THC to THC-V ratio, made in Rochester, New York. The tin is orange. She ate a whole one instead of the recommended half. They are both theoretically vimmed and vigored and ready to get that boat in the water. Wait, What? this week delivered "calf hair harassment" — a real and apparently escalating workplace issue in Japan, where the introduction of a climate-adaptive dress code (shorts for office workers, due to soaring heat) has led some women to formally object to the sight of men's leg hair, which they've characterized as visual harassment. A survey by a men's beauty salon found 53.5% of female respondents opposed men wearing shorts at work. The 2020 Goo web portal survey (yes, that's the name) ranked men's summer habits women disliked most, with visible nipples through shirts topping the list, followed by sweat stains, strong cologne, sandals with socks, prominent bellies, tank tops, and, of course, calf hair. The result: more Japanese men are pursuing laser hair removal not for personal preference but out of workplace propriety. Queenie and TT's verdict was pretty unified: calling leg hair harassment minimizes actual harassment, it's intolerant, and also, TT comes from an Italian family, so the whole premise was somewhat unworkable from the jump. TT's former boss did once institute a "no man toes" rule at the office — open-toed sandals for men were banned — but that turned out to be aimed at one specific attorney with sandals and hairy toes, which is a slightly different situation. The segment ended with a genuine question for listeners: would you find calf hair harassing in the workplace? The hosts have clearly already decided. TT's Choice landed on #14: one perfect high a week, or a mild pleasant buzz every day. TT initially went with the daily mild buzz, reasoning it would be nice to be mellowed out consistently. Then she reconsidered. The high hard one was not adequately accounted for in her initial answer. She may have been "a little too hasty." No final ruling was issued. The Fuck It List entry this week came from TT: she is officially adding "being responsible for everyone's happiness" back onto the list, having caught herself defaulting to full caretaker mode while hosting family at the cottage — making sure everyone was fed, happy, having fun, not thirsty. She knows better. She has said this on the podcast. She did it anyway. Queenie's take was compassionate and correct: TT has layered imprints on this place — as a child here with her own parents, as a mother bringing her kids here for years — and those grooves run deep. It doesn't mean she has to stay in them. The note that resonated: when we scramble to make everyone happy, we might actually be putting quiet pressure on them to perform happiness back at us. It's a fuck it directed inward. Her grown-ass men are fine. She knows this. Fuck it. Welcome to the Closet Disco Queen Pot-Cast, a #1 ranked Women in Cannabis (Feedspot, Million Pods; 2025) comedy podcast with music and pop culture references that keeps you laughing and engaged. Join our hosts, Queenie & TT as they share humorous anecdotes about daily life, offering women's perspectives on lifestyle and wellness. We dive into funny cannabis conversations and stories, creating an entertaining space where nothing is off-limits. Each episode features entertaining discussions on pop culture trends, as we discuss music, culture, and cannabis in a light-hearted and inclusive manner. Tune in for a delightful blend of humor, insight, and relatable stories that celebrate life's quirks and pleasures. 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What does the future of energy look like for Uttar Pradesh? In this conversation, A.K. Sharma, Energy Minister, Uttar Pradesh, shares his perspective on the state's evolving energy landscape, from electricity and renewable energy to bioenergy, CBG and waste-to-energy. He discusses why Uttar Pradesh has the potential to go beyond being India's No. 1 CBG producer, the opportunity to turn agricultural and urban waste into energy, and how the bioenergy sector can create new opportunities for farmers and rural communities. The conversation also explores climate justice, technology, development, employment and the need to raise the bar when it comes to India's energy future.

Welcome to the Land of the Terps! Cannabis School 101 is officially back, and this time Brandon and Jesse are going deeper than the usual THC percentage and strain name.Today's lesson focuses on nerolidol, a minor terpene found in cannabis and aromatic plants such as jasmine, lemongrass, tea tree, ginger, and orange blossom. It is not usually one of the largest numbers on a cannabis label, but that does not mean it should be ignored.Nerolidol has a subtle aroma commonly described as woody, floral, green, earthy, and slightly sweet—almost like fresh bark. It exists in cis and trans forms and belongs to a class of compounds called sesquiterpenes.Why do plants produce terpenes in the first place? They were not created for humans to enjoy. Terpenes help plants communicate, defend themselves, discourage certain insects, attract beneficial organisms, and interact with the environment around them.The guys use an entourage analogy to explain why isolated compounds cannot always predict a complete cannabis experience. One person can accomplish something alone, but the right team working together may create something entirely different. Cannabis is similar: cannabinoids, terpenes, flavonoids, dose, and personal biology all contribute to the final experience.Research has investigated nerolidol for insect-related plant defense, skin penetration, and possible calming or sedating properties. That does not make it a proven treatment, but it does make this minor terpene worth watching as cannabis research develops.Brandon and Jesse explore nerolidol while vaporizing Blue Lobster, a strain in which it may appear alongside more familiar terpenes such as myrcene, limonene, beta-caryophyllene, and linalool. Blue Lobster's calm, relaxed experience gives the guys a real-world starting point for discussing how a minor terpene may fit into a much larger chemical profile.The conversation also covers vaporizer temperatures, cannabis aroma, topical products, fast-acting edibles, dosing mistakes, CBD and CBG flower, and why beginners should never assume a product is mild based only on its size.The homework is simple: stop shopping by THC percentage alone. Ask for the certificate of analysis, examine more than the top three terpenes, and begin noticing which combinations consistently work well for you.In this episode:• What terpenes do inside plants• What nerolidol is and how to pronounce it• Cis-nerolidol versus trans-nerolidol• Woody, floral, earthy, and fresh-bark aromas• Nerolidol in jasmine, ginger, tea tree, and citrus• Plant defense and chemical signaling• Monoterpenes versus sesquiterpenes• The cannabis entourage-effect theory• Why minor terpenes still matter• Blue Lobster and its terpene profile• Research into skin penetration and topical formulations• Vaporizer temperature and aroma• Fast-acting versus traditional edibles• Why accurate edible dosing matters• CBD and CBG flower for lower-tolerance consumers• Reading a cannabis certificate of analysisLand of the Terps: What Is Nerolidol?Find everything in one place here:

Dr. Carrie Cuttler is currently a Co-Director of the Cannabis Research Center (CRC) at Washington State University Center (WSU). She is also an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at WSU. Carrie directs research in The Health and Cognition (THC) lab that focuses on examining both the beneficial and detrimental effects of cannabis and cannabinoids. Her recent work focuses on examining the therapeutic potential of cannabigerol (CBG), as well as effects of chronic cannabis use and acute cannabis intoxication on cognition (e.g., memory, creativity, executive functioning), mental health (e.g., depression, anxiety, autism, OCD, PTSD, ADHD), physical health (e.g., pain, sleep) and stress. At CannMed 26, Carrie presented a poster titled “Attention Please! Effects of Chronic and Acute Cannabis Use on Cognition and Symptoms of ADHD” During our conversation, we discuss: Why people with ADHD are more likely to use cannabis and what they report it helps with The details of Carrie's study which compared the acute effects of cannabis on regualr users with and without ADHD as well as non-users with and without ADHD How participants with ADHD showed reduced impulsivity on objective cognitive tests when under the influence of cannabis, not just self-report Why those same participants also showed worse performance on five other cognitive measures at the same time What Carrie’s next study looks like, including her interest in testing CBG (a non-intoxicating cannabinoid) for ADHD The key limitations of the study and takeawys for clinicians and patients Thanks to This Episode's Sponsor: The Society of Cannabis Clinicians The Society of Cannabis Clinicians (SCC) is a nonprofit professional organization dedicated to advancing evidence-based education, research, and clinical practice in medical cannabis.  On September 4th, the SCC is hosting a VIRTUAL version of its MedCannCon Conference titled Cannabis at the Crossroads—Integrating Cannabis into Modern Healthcare. The conference will focus on three timely issues:  Harm reduction, patient safety and access The rapidly evolving regulatory landscape surrounding hemp, cannabis, and federal policy Women's health across the lifespan Learn more and register at cannabisclinicians.org

Welcome back to Cannabis School! Today, Brandon and Jesse review Cheee of Bandits by Pure Plan, a mysterious Utah cannabis strain with an unusual name and an experience that is even harder to explain.Despite what the name suggests, this flower does not arrive with an overwhelming cheese aroma. Instead, it produces a surprisingly sweet smell that becomes even more impressive as the vaporizer begins warming. The first taste reminds the guys of stevia: undeniably sweet, slightly strange, and difficult to place.The flower reviewed contains roughly 20% THC, along with minor cannabinoids including CBC and CBG. Its labeled terpene profile includes beta-caryophyllene, limonene, linalool, myrcene, and humulene. Together, they create a sweet, peppery flavor that eventually develops a gentle “sweet heat” across the tongue and throat.The initial experience is bright, floaty, giggly, and physically relaxing. Colors seem more vibrant, the arms feel lighter, and Brandon notices that his sore shoulder is no longer demanding as much attention.As the session continues, however, Cheee of Bandits becomes more complicated. The bright beginning transitions into a strongly head-focused experience, with warmth and pressure around the top of the head. Brandon and Jesse also notice tension around the neck and jaw. It remains entertaining and silly, but neither host can identify a clear activity or purpose for it.Would it be good for watching a ridiculous movie and making your own commentary? Absolutely.Would we choose it for work, exercise, or focused creativity? Probably not.The guys experiment by adding GMO Cookies, hoping its relaxed euphoria will balance the experience. Unfortunately, the combination creates more jaw tension and proves that even two enjoyable strains can make a questionable team.The final verdict? Cheee of Bandits is not necessarily bad—it is just weird. Its aroma is incredible, the sweet-and-spicy flavor is memorable, and the opening effects are genuinely fun. The later head pressure makes it harder to recommend as an everyday strain, but curious sativa fans may enjoy trying something that does not feel like everything else on the shelf.Buying it on sale makes sense. Mixing it with GMO did not.In this episode:• Reviewing Cheee of Bandits by Pure Plan• A mysterious Utah cannabis strain• Approximately 20% THC with CBC and CBG• Caryophyllene, limonene, linalool, myrcene, and humulene• A sweet aroma that resembles stevia• Peppery flavor and gentle sweet heat• Bright, floaty, and giggly opening effects• Head pressure, neck sensations, and jaw tension• Using low heat to explore cannabis aroma• Why it may work for movies and social laughter• Mixing Cheee of Bandits with GMO Cookies• Why some cannabis combinations do not work• The need for better strain information in Utah• Pure Plan, Dragonfly, Betty, and Brand ZeroFind everything in one place here:

Send us Fan MailA few letters on a label can make a gummy look “scientific,” but does CBG, CBN, CBC, or THCV actually do what the marketing says? We get honest about minor cannabinoids, what the cannabis plant really contains, and why THC and CBD dominate the conversation even though they are only part of the story.To close, we share a Base Camp Trail Mix built for travel, made with toasted nuts, seeds, dried fruit, maple syrup, cinnamon, salt, and infused oil, plus practical dosing guidance before you portion. If you like evidence-based cannabis education and kitchen-first edibles, subscribe, share this with a friend who shops by label, and leave a review with the minor cannabinoid you want studied next.Blooper alert: somewhere in this episode I call the Dosage Calculator a "Dosage Calendar." I caught it during editing, decided it wasn't worth re-recording, and left it in for character. If you spotted it, send me a message and tell me. Bonus points if you tell me what a Dosage Calendar would even do.The map you need to start making great edibles in easy, digestible lessons. Sign up for Free. I'm taking clients for 1-on-1 Cannabis Education Sessions, see more here and book your free exploratory call. Support the show Visit the website for full show notes, free dosing calculator, quiz, recipes and more. 

In this episode of The Best Dam Podcast, Jill catches up with Curt Gebers, owner and founder of Natural Blum. Curt shares about his journey, his commitment to pure health and wellness, and his line of CBD/CBG products Curt also reflects on his eclectic life experiences—from breaking out in the oil fields at 15 to breeding national champion Cane Corsos and even acting in major film productions—all while serving the Boulder City community.This isn't just a story about CBD and CBG products; it's about organic seed-to-sale farming without pesticides, using 300,000 ladybugs for natural pest control, offering top-shelf pet nutrition and treats, and celebrating the heart, compassion, and community spirit of small business in Boulder City.DISCUSSIONCurt explains his commitment to providing 99.5% pure CBD and CBG isolates with absolutely zero THC for athletes, professionals, and wellness seekers.The Power of CBG: Discovering cannabigerol, the "diamond cannabinoid," its entourage effect when paired with CBD, and promising research into memory and stress relief.Seed-to-Sale Organic Farming: Growing plants in Southern Oregon without pesticides, utilizing green lacewings and 300,000 ladybugs for natural crop protection.Top-Shelf Pet Nutrition: Bringing hard-to-find kibbles and unique, natural treats like turkey tracheas, duck heads, and frog legs to local pet lovers.A Life of Diverse Experience: Curt shares his journey from working oil fields, playing college football, doing union finish carpentry on Vegas hotels, and running a 22-year tax practice.National Champion Cane Corsos: Breeding the top Cane Corso in the country four times over 23 years and mentoring judges across the nation.Hollywood Hobbies: Curt's recent acting features alongside stars like Kim Kardashian, Jean Smart, and Reese Witherspoon productions.Life Lessons and Legacy: Carrying forward his Purple Heart recipient father's legacy of honor, integrity, compassion, and patriotism while partnering with the Boulder City Chamber of Commerce.LEARN MORETo learn more about Natural Blum, visit their shop across from the Coffee Cup in Boulder City's Histroic District or search "NaturalBlum Boulder City" to read their Google reviews. To learn more about the Boulder City Chamber of Commerce, visit their website at https://www.bouldercitychamber.com.KEYWORDSCurt Gebers, Natural Blum, Boulder City, CBD, CBG, Organic CBD, Pet Treats, Boulder City Chamber of Commerce, The Best Dam Podcast#CurtGebers #NaturalBlum #BoulderCity #CBD #CBG #OrganicFarming #SupportLocal #TheBestDamPodcast

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Full show notes: https://bengreenfieldlife.com/floridahunt In this episode, recorded at Lightsey Family Ranch in Venus, Florida, I'm joined by my sons River and Terran and repeat guest Adam Wenguer, founder of Element Health, for the first stop in a father-and-sons adventure project inspired by former Boundless guest Sahil Bloom's The 5 Types of Wealth. You'll hear the ethics and deeper meaning of hunting, why harvesting your own meat changes your relationship with food, and how to cook wild game so it actually tastes great. We also get into spearfishing and free diving, teaching kids breath work and comfort with heat and cold from a young age, and a grounded, plain-language look at cannabis and the endocannabinoid system, including how CBD, CBG, and CBN each work. Adam is a University of Florida graduate in applied physiology and kinesiology who spent more than a decade as a strength, conditioning, and health coach at a five-star wellness resort before founding Element Health in 2017. He is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt, a meditation practitioner, and a passionate advocate for ethical, conscious hunting, and he lives on a farm in Florida with his family. Want to try Adam's full-spectrum CBD for yourself? You can check out Element Health here (use code BEN15 to save 15% off). Episode Sponsors: BIOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough: Seven essential forms of magnesium in one full-spectrum serving to help you relax, unwind, and sleep deeply so you wake up refreshed and alert. Go to bioptimizers.com/ben and use code ben15 for 15% off any order. ZBiotics Pre-Alcohol Probiotic: The world's first genetically engineered probiotic that breaks down the toxic byproduct of alcohol so you can enjoy your night out and feel great the next day. 100% money-back guarantee and 15% off your first order at zbiotics.com/BEN15. JOYMODE: Spice things up in the bedroom and boost sexual performance naturally, without prescription drugs. Visit tryjoymode.com/BEN or enter BEN at checkout for 20% off your first order. Quantum Upgrade: Research shows the Quantum Upgrade increased ATP production in human cells by 20 to 25%. Unlock a 15-day free trial with code BEN15 at quantumupgrade.io.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What happens when veterans turn to medical cannabis after conventional treatments leave them exhausted, foggy or still unable to sleep?Former Canadian Armed Forces medics Natalie Forcier and Rob Sipes share how PTSD, chronic pain, anxiety, nightmares and service-related injuries shaped their journeys with medicinal cannabis.Together with cannabis nurse Kala Knudslien, Natalie and Rob discuss administration routes like cannabis gummies, oils, creams and other non-inhaled products. Then they get into how various cannabinoids like CBD, CBN, CBG and lower-dose THC, cannabis tolerance effect their individualized care. Natalie also explains how non-intoxicating cannabis topicals can help cautious veterans and first responders reconsider medical cannabis as a pain-management option.The conversation also examines Veterans Affairs Canada cannabis coverage, including the three-gram daily limit, reimbursement reductions and the widening gap between recreational and medical cannabis prices. It raises important questions about access, veteran advocacy and whether commercial interests are influencing Canada's medical cannabis system.Listen now to hear two veterans speak candidly about PTSD, sleep, pain, cannabis education and the struggle to access the care and benefits they earned through service. Additional Music:Desiree Dorion desireedorion.comMarc Clement - FacebookTranscripts, papers and so much more at: reefermed.ca

The Reality of CHS and the 1,100+ Patient Study Dr. Peterson highlights the scope of his landmark survey, which gathered data from 1,134 CHS sufferers. The study reveals that CHS is not an acute reaction to a single session, but rather a chronic, low-level dysregulation of the endocannabinoid system (ECS) that predominantly impacts heavy, long-term consumers. Frequency of Use: 96.5% of study participants consumed cannabis daily, and 45% consumed more than six times per day. The "Buoy" Metaphor: Dr. Peterson explains the ECS as a master regulatory buoy. While occasional cannabis use gently nudges the buoy, chronic high-dose THC overstimulation completely knocks it over, triggering the cyclical vomiting state. Vapes vs. Flower: The Onset Timeline One of the most significant findings of the paper is how the method of inhalation changes how quickly CHS develops. Vaporizing: Exclusive vapers reported symptoms starting within 1 to 2 years of beginning use. Smoking Flower: Flower smokers took significantly longer to develop CHS, with the most common timeline being 10 years or more. Debunking the Pesticide and Neem Oil Myths A popular theory in the cannabis community is that CHS is actually pesticide or neem oil poisoning. Dr. Peterson challenges this theory using clinical toxicology: The Sourcing Data: Sufferers in the study reported identical CHS symptoms regardless of whether they got their weed from licensed dispensaries, illicit sources, or their own pesticide-free home grows. Neem Oil Toxicity: Ingesting neem oil causes immediate nausea, alongside severe clinical signs like liver damage, seizures, and brain swelling—none of which are observed in CHS patients. Pesticide Toxidromes: Known pesticide exposures (like organophosphates) present with highly specific chemical "toxidromes" that look nothing like cyclical vomiting. Gender Differences in Symptom Severity The study revealed a stark contrast in how CHS manifests between sexes: Men: Frequently reported shorter hyperemetic episodes, often lasting only 1 day. Women: Suffered statistically longer and more severe episodes, with the most common duration being 3 to 5 days, and over 10% suffering for 10 or more days of continuous vomiting. Recognizing the Prodrome and Navigating Recovery The Prodrome Phase: This early warning phase involves morning nausea, abdominal pain, heartburn, and hot/cold flashes. It can linger in the background for years before a full vomiting episode occurs. The Path to Healing: While the clinical textbook demands absolute abstinence, Dr. Peterson shares real-world data showing how patients actually navigate recovery, the limitations of hot baths as temporary relief, and the potential future role of minor cannabinoids like CBG for harm reduction. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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I was scanning Facebook this morning and came upon a post about building a CBG neck with an integrated fretboard. Here is the post (name withheld) "Question for the brains trust I normally make my necks from a piece of timber with another thin piece with pre rounded edge glued to the top as a fret board. My question is, is it really necessary our can I simply round off the single piece then cut in and fit frets." What a great question.  I had some thoughts about ways to do it and where you can see videos about it to help if you have the same question. Here is Del doing what he does best. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdnUk7CvMag The incredible Mike Snowden at 13:34 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDrCtp7c118&list=WL&index=29 Check out CBGs AUS here  https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1GTSMAVqop/ You can see what I'm up to at www.birdwoodguitars.com Order KILLER STRINGS at  Australia - www.killerstringsaustralia.com USA - www.killerstrings.com Thanks to all who are supporting the podcast and The CBG Builder Group https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1LQ5ffdhw3/ See you next time Adam.    

This week on High on Home Grown, we cover a wide range of stories spanning health, policy, hemp innovation, and the ongoing battle for cannabis seed rights. Macky: Using cannabis for sleep isn't harmless – it can trap people in a cycle of dependency  Smee: UK Medical Cannabis Specialists Discuss the Rise of CBG | Releaf UK  Dr.Margaret: Cannabis foods and flowers face crackdown wave in Europe | Euractiv Sent in by Lob Barmey Billy:   Own Story - Can Cornwall Grow Its Own Plastic John: Is this one ok John? Keep Seeds Legal – A Word From ASIGA Sent in by Freenugz  In this week's discussion, we look at a new article warning about the potential risks of relying on cannabis for sleep, and whether dependency concerns are being properly balanced against the experiences of people who find genuine relief from insomnia. We also explore the growing interest in CBG, often called the "mother cannabinoid," and why UK medical cannabis specialists are paying closer attention to its therapeutic potential. Dr. Margaret brings news of increasing regulatory pressure on cannabis flowers and cannabinoid products across Europe, while Billy discusses an exciting hemp innovation story examining whether Cornwall could one day produce sustainable plastics from locally grown hemp. Finally, John covers the latest developments in the fight to keep cannabis seeds legal, discussing concerns raised by industry groups about proposed restrictions and what they could mean for breeders, seed banks, and home growers. Another packed episode covering science, medicine, regulation, and the future of cannabis around the world.

In this rip roaring episode, Joe, Darren and Adam discuss their choice of tools and the pro's and con's of building cubby houses, cigar box guitars and running a CBG business.  Thank you to all our listeners for all your support. The best way that you can support the show is to share it with your friends.  Otherwise you can use our C.B.Gitty affiliate link where yiou can get 10% off your first 3 orders and they help us with affording the hosting bills!  https://www.cbgitty.com/?ref=birdwood BIRDWOOD THANK YOU to those supporters who are continuing to use the affiliate link Joe Oltean 'Clutch Creations' , Adam Harrison 'Birdwood Guitars' and Darren 'Grumpy Guitars' can be reached via the facebook group https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1PLz2g4iSj/ Check out Birdwood Guitars and Killer strings Australia at www.birdwoodguitars.com Otherwise, Killer Strings Australia www.killerstringsaustralia.com Don't bite your friends! Adam, Darren, Joe and Alex    

Why Cheap Power Is Key To India's Manufacturing Future is one of the biggest questions facing India's economy. Can India become a global manufacturing hub if factories are paying too much for electricity?In this episode of The Core Report Weekend Edition, Financial Journalist Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Vivek Bhatia, MD and CEO, TKIL Industries Pvt. Ltd (formerly ThyssenKrupp Industries India) about India's manufacturing future, cheap power, industrial growth, energy costs, mining, steel, cement, ethanol, green hydrogen and the technologies shaping India's next phase of growth.Vivek Bhatia explains why affordable and reliable power could decide whether India's industrial boom turns into a true manufacturing revolution or remains a missed opportunity.The conversation explores what he calls the decade of industrials, how TKIL is building equipment for power, mining, cement and sugar plants, and why sectors like coal handling, thermal power, ethanol, CBG, sustainable aviation fuel and green hydrogen may become central to India's economic growth story.They also discuss why India needs globally competitive power costs, better quality standards, stronger capital goods manufacturing, more efficient mining, and a sharper export mindset if it wants to become the manufacturing factory for the world.CHAPTERS:(01:17) Why Vivek Bhatia Calls This The Decade Of Industrials (02:33) The Evolution Of One Of India's Oldest Engineering Companies(05:55) Where India's Capital Expenditure Wave Is Headed(08:06) How Sugar Mills Are Evolving Into Biochemical Hubs(08:42) Coal Handling, Balance Of Plant And The Thermal Power Boom(17:15) Electrification, Automation And The Future Of Mining(21:15) Fixing Productivity Gaps Across The Sugar Value Chain(22:17) Beyond Ethanol: The Future Of Biofuels (27:15) The Next Phase Of India's Biofuel Transition(29:28) Building A Diverse Energy System For The Future(31:28) What's Holding Back India's Hydrogen Economy? (34:09) The Case Against Battery Dependence(37:00) Why India Needs Global Manufacturing Standards(41:08) Why Domestic Demand Alone Isn't Enough(45:13) Rebuilding India's Engineering Talent PipelineFrom India's power problem to the future of manufacturing, from ethanol and hydrogen to AI, robotics and autonomous mining, this conversation looks at what could unlock India's next big economic leap.Why is cheap power key to India's manufacturing future? Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Vivek Bhatia of TKIL Industries on India's economy, manufacturing growth, industrial power costs, energy costs, mining, steel, cement, ethanol, green hydrogen, thermal power, exports, AI, robotics and the technologies shaping India's next phase of growth. Watch The Core Report for sharp business news on India's industrial future.#IndiaManufacturing #IndianEconomy #BusinessNews #CheapPower #TheCoreReport #TheCore

In this video I break down the exact body recomp plan CBG uses with athletes who train four to five days a week and want to lose fat, build muscle, and perform better without tracking a single macro. I cover why athletes stall on the last ten pounds, how nutrition directly affects strength and recovery, and the one change that unlocks consistent fat loss while keeping your performance on track.Learn more about CBG Coaching: https://cbgonlinenutritioncoaching.com/application-ytSubscribe for weekly videos on nutrition, performance, and body recomp.Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cbgnutrition/#bodyrecomp #last10pounds #fatloss #musclegain #wod #functionalfitness #nutritioncoach #hyrox

If you train four to five days a week and still feel out of control around food, this is not a mindset problem. It is a fueling problem. And nobody in the fitness space is telling you that.In this video we break down why the standard advice around having a healthy relationship with food completely fails athletes. The fitness industry has been selling discipline and guilt removal as nutrition strategy. It is not. The real issue is that most hard training athletes are chronically under-fueled and their body is responding exactly the way it is supposed to.What we cover in this video:Why chasing perfect eating is destroying your relationship with foodWhat a healthy relationship with food actually looks like for someone training hardWhy discipline alone will never fix an under-fueling problemHow diet culture is the single biggest reason athletes look the same year after yearWhat changes when you start eating in a way that actually matches your trainingBook a free call with the CBG team: https://cbgonlinenutritioncoaching.com/application-ytFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cbgnutritionIf this is the way you want to approach your nutrition, subscribe so you never miss what we put out every week.#athletenutrition #functionalfitness #nutritioncoaching #bodyrecomp #healthyrelationshipwithfood #nomacrotracking #underfueling #cbgnutrition #consistencybreedsgrowth #eatforperformance

David Sutton is the author of one of the most beautiful books about the cigar box guitar, 'An Obsession with Cigar Box Guitars'. It's 120 pages are beautifully illustrated with his own photographs of his and other CBG builders. Some builders in the spotlight include, Shane Speal, Diane Suttlif and Bill Jehle among other influential builders.  Our thanks to CBGitty for supporting our show. If you would like to support the channel please consider using the CBGitty affiliate link below. You will receive 10% off the price of your first 3 orders and we are provided a helping hand to support the show. https://www.cbgitty.com/?ref=birdwood Our thanks for supporting the show go to Steve Arvey and Cindy Morris of www.killerstrings.com You can order your KILLER STRINGS in Australia from www.killerstringsaustralia.com - more stock arriving soon. To check out what I've been up to go to www.birdwoodguitars.com Joe Oltean can be contacted via the Facebook group and at Clutch Creations via Facebook Happy Building!

Can full-spectrum cannabis work better than isolates — even if it tastes worse?In Part 2 with Seann Poli of JAN Rx, Trevor explores CBG, CBC, acidic cannabinoids, the entourage effect, veteran cannabis care, and why cannabis companies are increasingly filling healthcare roles traditionally held by pharmacists and nurses. Plus: a new “rocket fuel” cannabinoid blend, hormone-focused cannabis products, and the future of medical cannabis guidance in Canada.Listen now.Seann Poli - LinkedInJANrx -WebsiteTranscripts, papers and so much more at: reefermed.ca

This week we sparked up Black Maple from Dragonfly, and right out of the jar… yeah, the name tracks.Dark, sweet, maple syrup vibes. Not the fake pancake syrup from childhood. We're talking the thick, rich, Costco real-maple kind that makes you question every breakfast decision you've made before now.Black Maple comes in as a true hybrid bred from Dulce de Uva x Sherbanger, and this one hit interesting.For us, the effects came on pretty head-first. Forehead, temples, behind the eyes, that “okay I definitely feel this” pressure, but without tipping into couch-lock territory. It had some lift thanks to the pinene presence, but didn't fully commit to being an energetic daytime strain either.Basically? It lives in that weird middle ground.Top terpenes:Beta-CaryophylleneLimoneneAlpha-PineneBeta-PineneCannabinoid profile included trace amounts of:Delta-9 THC, THCV-A, CBG, CBC-A, CBD-A, and CBG-ATranslation? More going on than just “big THC number go brrrr.”And honestly… that became part of the conversation.Because somewhere in this episode we started talking about how chasing the highest THC is still one of the dumbest shopping habits in cannabis.Black Maple wasn't bad. Not even close.It looked great.Smelled fantastic.Flavor was solid.Effects got better as it settled in.But compared to some strain combos we've mixed lately? It felt like this one might actually shine more as a pairing strain than a solo act.Which led us down a whole rabbit hole of cannabis blending, terp stacking, entourage effect conversations, and whether more people should be intentionally mixing strains instead of always hunting the newest hype jar.Best reported tendencies from this one?HappyRelaxedFocusedMild pain reliefWould we smoke it again? Yeah.Would we reach for it over some of our favorite custom combos? Probably not.But if you've had Black Maple from a different grower or batch, your mileage may absolutely vary because cannabis is wildly batch-dependent.Keep the Mic on.Fuel the movement. Keep the conversation going.We keep a running list of tools and brands we personally enjoy and actually use.Find everything in one place here:

Accredited investors: Catalina Island deal closes soon. Join waitlist: somerscapital.com/investFor anyone listening today, we created a special code REBUILD15 for 15% off your first order at https://medaleafarms.com/If you're an accredited investor interested in our Catalina deal, connect with us at somerscapital.com/investRich sits down with William Oboyle for a powerful conversation on addiction, healing, cannabis, spirituality, and what it really means to rebuild the human body from the inside out. William shares his journey from 15 years of opiate addiction and homelessness to building Meta Leaf, investing in real estate, and launching Rebuild the Human — a wellness brand focused on hydrogen water, cannabinoids, peptides, frequency therapy, detox, red light, cold plunge, and holistic living.This episode dives deep into CBD, CBG, hemp, mushrooms, Texas cannabis laws, natural healing, energy, entrepreneurship, and the future of health and wellness. Hit play for a raw, eye-opening conversation packed with game, personal transformation, and a totally different way to think about your body, your health, and your purpose. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this with someone ready to level up.Connect with Rich on Instagram: @rich_somersInterested in joining The 7 Figure Creator Mastermind? Visit www.the7figurecreator.com to book a free intro call.Interested in joining our Boutique Hotel Mastermind? Visit www.somerscapital.com/mastermind to book a free call.

Want to get stronger, hit more PRs, and build lean muscle? Start with your food.In this video, I'm breaking down 7 foods you should be eating daily or weekly to fuel harder training, improve recovery, and support muscle growth. These are simple staples you can add into your current nutrition plan: oats, Greek yogurt, potatoes, white rice, salmon, lean beef, and eggs.If you're stuck lifting the same weights, unsure if you're eating too much or too little, or tired of guessing with your nutrition, CBG can help you build a customized plan around your workouts, schedule, and goals.

Purpose of the conversation: Ian Jessop continues his interview with Robin Swan of Swan Apothecary, covering product safety, scams in the cannabis market, success stories, and how cannabis supports cancer treatment. "Backyard alchemists" defined as home cannabis producers ranging from passionate plant medicine enthusiasts to dangerous unregulated sellers; once selling to hundreds online, safe handling protocols and regulatory compliance become non-negotiable. Scammers targeting desperately ill patients via Facebook and Instagram DMs are rampant in the unregulated cannabis market, often collecting thousands of dollars before disappearing. Robin Swan stresses lab testing as essential—third-party labs verify both potency and contamination levels; buyers should call the lab directly to confirm it is a real, legitimate facility. Swan Apothecary ships to the US, Canada, UK, Scotland, and Ireland; its 30,000 clients have all come through word-of-mouth and podcast appearances due to advertising restrictions on cannabis businesses. Of Swan Apothecary's 47 products, most are CBD, CBG, and CBC-focused with only trace THC; flagship product Fire Kitty—infused with frankincense, myrrh, calendula, cinnamon, rosemary, and cannabinoids—tests below 1% THC and is used for neuropathy, seizures, and arthritis. Education is Robin's primary tool against scammers; an informed consumer is far less likely to be defrauded, and she positions herself as an advocate for consumer protection in the cannabis space. A 2015 leukemia case at St. Jude's: a three-year-old's improvement on Swan Apothecary cannabis oil prompted her mother to arrange a live speakerphone call between Robin and a room of oncologists; the girl, now 14–15, is in remission and has become a backyard herbalist herself. A second pediatric case involved a two-year-old with an ocular tumor at Rady's Children's Hospital; suppositories made from cartel-sourced "El Chapo" flower (200 mg THC, 600 mg CBN per gram) caused the tumor to reduce and the eye to retract for hours at a time—the child outlived her prognosis by 18 months and visited Disneyland. A pivotal 2009 case involving a power company executive named Lisa: two grams of cannabis oil administered over 12–14 hours stopped an active brain bleed, moved her out of the ICU, and gave her 30 more days of life—this experience cemented Robin's unconditional commitment to the plant. Cannabis plays well alongside most chemotherapy (except immunotherapy), acting as a protective shield that helps target chemo more precisely and reduces damage to surrounding cells and organs, which is why patients using it report fewer side effects. Fire Kitty applied before and after chemo infusions, combined with a light soup-based diet for two to three days prior and a high-fat, high-protein meal immediately after the session, is recommended to reduce chemo-related neuropathy and sickness. Visit our website: CannabisHealthRadio.comFind high-quality cannabis and CBD + get free consultations at MyFitLife.net/cannabishealthDiscover products and get expert advice from Swan ApothecaryFollow us on Facebook.Follow us on Instagram.Find us on Rumble.Keep your privacy! Buy NixT420 Odor Remover Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

On this episode, Dr. Riley Kirk welcomes Dr. Emily Gogol to the Bioactive Podcast to discuss the science, cultivation, and accessibility of cannabis from both a research and real-world growing perspective. Drawing from her background in biomedical science and her work leading Infinite Tree and Grow It From Home, Emily shares her journey from infectious disease research into cannabis farming, and how she applies data-driven methods to breeding, field trials, and terpene selection. They explore the process of developing stable, uniform cannabis genetics, the role of sensory evaluation (“the nose”) in selecting cultivars, and the importance of simplifying cannabis cultivation for home growers. The conversation also dives into practical growing techniques, including seed starting, drying and curing methods, and how to assess plant health and readiness. They discuss common challenges growers face, from germination myths and hermaphrodite stress to the differences between indoor and outdoor genetics. Additionally, they explore the evolving landscape of cannabis access, including home growing, seed distribution, and the impact of hemp regulations on small businesses and patients. The dialogue further highlights DIY approaches to cannabis as medicine, cannabinoid differences such as CBD, THC, and CBG, and the importance of education in empowering growers. Finally, they touch on the broader vision of making cannabis cultivation more approachable, sustainable, and accessible to communities nationwide. This is a conversation for anyone who wants to better understand the science behind cannabis cultivation, explore practical growing techniques, and gain the confidence to approach cannabis as both a plant and a tool for self-sufficiency. Chapters 00:00 Cannabis Is Just A Plant 00:53 Meet Dr Emily Gogol 02:45 From Infectious Disease To Farming 06:30 Starting The Oregon Farm 07:59 Recreating Sour Pineapple 12:50 Breeding For Uniformity 16:18 Field Trials And Data Systems 19:33 Terpene Selection And The Nose 25:52 Home Growers And Shipping Seeds 30:11 Simple Seed Starting Rules 32:16 Why Cannabis Feels Hard 37:58 Drying And Curing Basics 41:08 Vertical Basket Drying 41:55 Fast Dry Terpene Logic 42:28 How to Check Dryness 43:04 DIY Hang Dry Setups 44:19 Cannabis Is Just a Plant 47:12 Why Homegrow Wins 48:27 Outdoor vs Indoor Genetics 51:02 Hermaphrodite Stress Signs 52:58 Best Cultivars for Maine 55:44 Labeling Your Plants 56:45 CBD THC CBG Differences 01:03:08 Hemp Ban Business Impact 01:08:45 DIY Medicine and Scales 01:10:35 Where to Find Grow It From Home 01:12:40 THCA No Heat Tinctures 01:16:13 Seed Germination Myths 01:19:27 Packaging and Farewell Learn More / Resources Grow It From Home https://growitfromhome.com/ Want Exclusive Content and Ad-Free Episodes? Join the Bioactive Patreon community for as little as $1/month to ask guests your burning questions, access exclusive content, and connect with Dr. Kirk one-on-one: www.Patreon.com/Cannabichem Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more expert insights into cannabis science, plant biology, and natural products. Sign Up for Emails! www.AppliedPharmacognosy.org Keep up with Dr. Riley Kirk https://www.bioactivepodcast.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@cannabichem https://instagram.com/cannabichem https://www.appliedpharmacognosy.org/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Key Points  Cannabis Health Radio podcast interview with Robin Swan of Swan Apothecary, exploring cannabis medicine's evolution, therapeutic applications, and patient guidance. Over 20 years, cannabis shifted from stigmatized to mainstream medicine — doctors who once feared calling Robin now send referrals from around the world. Key breakthroughs were driven by public advocacy, Rick Simpson's 2005 film Run From The Cure, and social media amplifying real patient stories globally. Modern cannabis strains have been hybridized to reach 35–40% THC, far above the 16–20% of the 70s — Robin flagged this as harmful, as it diminishes the whole-plant profile. Spraying chemicals on high-THC crops is contributing to chronic illness in cannabis users, a growing concern in Western cultivation practices. THC (2 molecules) targets cancer cells via apoptosis, while the C-family — CBD, CBG, CBN, CBC (60+ molecules) — reduces inflammation, repairs the myelin sheath, and supports healing. For cancer treatment, Robin's 30,000-client experience points to 500–1,500 mg of THC daily for six to nine months as the effective therapeutic range, not the commonly cited 60g over 90 days. Rick Simpson's gram-a-day protocol was based on naphtha extraction (~90% THC yield), but a gram is a weight measure — cannabinoid content varies by plant material and extraction method, so not all cannabis oil is equal. Strains matter when smoking but become irrelevant in concentrates — multi-strain compounding creates a richer cannabinoid bouquet, and dispensary sativa/indica labels are driven by terpene profiles, not plant genetics. Suppository dosing allows patients to absorb high THC doses without psychoactive effects — it absorbs into the colon wall within 3 minutes but takes up to 6 hours to reach the bloodstream. Robin recommends combining a nightly suppository with an oral dose using a 4:1 THC-to-CBD ratio, while daytime low-THC oral formulas allow patients to function normally. Cannabis and immunotherapy cancel each other out — science shows they are contraindicated, with neither working effectively when used together. On diet, Robin has not seen a single client survive who pursued aggressive restriction protocols (fasting, juicing, 20+ supplements, enemas) — nurturing the body and eating whole, simple foods with fewer than 5 ingredients is the preferred approach. Family dynamics significantly impact outcomes — one patient stopped cannabis oil due to family pressure and died, while in other cases families push cannabis on unwilling patients; respecting patient autonomy is essential. Visit our website: CannabisHealthRadio.comFind high-quality cannabis and CBD + get free consultations at MyFitLife.net/cannabishealthDiscover products and get expert advice from Swan ApothecaryFollow us on Facebook.Follow us on Instagram.Find us on Rumble.Keep your privacy! Buy NixT420 Odor Remover Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In today's video, I'm going over the 5 worst pieces of nutrition advice on the internet, and telling you the truth about how to eat properly for maximum performance. If you do 4-5 WODs per week, HYROX, or any other functional fitness, this is for you. Please leave your questions or topic requests for future videos in the comment section!To learn more about what CBG offers:https://cbgonlinenutritioncoaching.com/application-ytAt CBG, we're all about helping you build muscle, lose body fat, and crush your WODs, all without tracking your macros. Because who wants to count every calorie they eat?! Please subscribe for weekly videos on nutrition and performance.Follow the Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/cbgnutrition

Stop counting every gram of rice. This is the "lazy" secret to effortless body recomp for functional fitness athletes who are tired of tracking macros.

This episode turned into exactly what Sour OG does best, a real conversation.Not scattered. Not stuck. Just clear, relaxed, and actually present.Sour OG sits right in that middle lane. You feel it in your body, but your head stays online. It's the kind of strain you smoke when you want to talk something out, get into a flow state, or just be a better version of yourself for a couple hours.We felt relaxed, happy, and weirdly productive. Not couch-locked, not racing, just steady.This is a “go do something” strain. Go outside, go think, go connect.What we talk aboutHow Sour OG feels in the body vs the headWhy this one works for conversations and focusThat floaty, chest-centered calm without losing clarityWhy it leans more social and productive than heavyWhere it fits for work, creativity, and getting outsideLineage:Sour Diesel x OG KushTerpenes:LimoneneMyrceneBeta-caryophylleneCannabinoids:THC-dominantMinor cannabinoids can include CBG and trace CBCFlavor & Aroma:DieselEarthySour citrusPineGassy with a smooth kush finishEffects (what you'll actually feelRelaxed without slowing downClear-headed and focusedTalkative and socialLight euphoriaThat “floaty but functional” feelingKeep the Mic on.Fuel the movement. Keep the conversation going.We keep a running list of tools and brands we personally enjoy and actually use.Find everything in one place here:

Most functional fitness athletes are leaving their best recovery on the table every single night.Not because of their training. Not because of what they eat during the day. Because of what they do, or don't do, in the last hour before they go to sleep.This video breaks down exactly what to eat before bed to keep your body building muscle and burning fat while you sleep. Two mistakes to avoid and one thing you can start doing tonight.No tracking. No complicated meal plan. Just one simple habit that changes how you wake up.

Broadcast from KSQD, Santa Cruz on 3-19-2026: Dr. Dawn warns that stacking multiple gummy supplements can cause GI distress from sugar alcohols like xylitol, sorbitol, and mannitol, with symptoms persisting up to three days after stopping. She recommends limiting sugar alcohol intake to 6mg daily and switching to non-gummy formulations if experiencing bloating, cramping, or diarrhea. An emailer asks about finding treatment for abdominophrenic dyssynergia, a condition causing progressive abdominal distension after meals. Dr. Dawn recommends using AI search to locate physical therapy centers offering EMG-guided biofeedback, and suggests ruling out SIBO and low stomach acid. Researchers at the American Chemical Society have created modified psilocybin variants designed to release the active compound more slowly, potentially reducing hallucinogenic effects while maintaining therapeutic benefits. Dr. Dawn expresses concern that such patentable alternatives could prevent legalization of natural psilocybin for addiction treatment. Japanese researchers used PET imaging to discover that ketamine rapidly relieves treatment-resistant depression by altering the distribution of AMPAR glutamate receptors in the brain. Within two weeks, patients' receptor patterns normalized to resemble healthy controls, with enduring changes tracking symptom improvement. A study found CBD and CBG improved fatty liver disease markers in mice by increasing phosphocreatine energy reserves and reactivating cellular recycling centers. Dr. Dawn notes the compounds were injected directly into the abdominal cavity, making the results impossible to translate to oral consumption, an example of headlines exceeding reality. King's College London research found that root canal treatment for apical periodontitis improved blood sugar, cholesterol, and inflammation markers over two years. Dr. Dawn advises regular flossing and periodically tapping teeth with a metal instrument to detect painful teeth needing attention. An emailer asks about Crohn's disease and the gut-brain axis. Dr. Dawn explains that the vagus nerve serves as a bidirectional highway between brain and gut, with gut bacteria producing serotonin that affects mood, while stress increases intestinal permeability and worsens inflammation. In medical news of the weird, scientists discovered that malaria parasites contain tiny iron crystals powered by hydrogen peroxide—the same fuel used in rockets. This first-ever biological self-propelled nanoparticle could inspire new approaches to powering medical nanobots.

Where are you listening from?A kid goes from hospice care to riding bikes again, and suddenly the cannabis conversation stops being theoretical. We sit down with Sasha, Executive Director of Realm of Caring, to unpack how that kind of outcome sparked a nonprofit that now helps tens of thousands of people navigate cannabinoid therapy with less fear and more facts.We talk about what “taking the confusion out of cannabis” actually looks like when you're a patient, a parent, or a caregiver. Sasha explains the biggest misconceptions she still runs into, why cannabis stigma stays so loud, and how Realm of Caring creates a safe place for basic questions and high-stakes decisions. You'll hear how their free one-on-one support works, what to look for in safer products (yes, certificates of analysis), and why tracking small changes like sleep, anxiety, or daily function can be more useful than chasing instant “miracle” results.We also dig into cannabis research and why scientific validation matters, including Realm of Caring's partnership with Johns Hopkins University and the value of long-term real-world data on commercially available products. One of the most powerful takeaways: improved outcomes can reduce caregiver burden, strengthening the whole family, not just the person using CBD, THC, CBG, or other cannabinoids. We close with concrete ways to help, from joining research (including options for non-users as controls) to donating monthly and sharing resources. Visit RealmofCaring.org and Podcasthon.orgSubscribe for more conversations like this, share the episode with someone who needs a trustworthy cannabis education resource, and leave a review so more listeners can find it.Join the FREE Grow Your Knowledge Challenge in the Bite Me Cannabis Club and join the Grower's Ask Me Anythingon Thursday, April 2nd, 8pm EST. LINK HERE. Find the Fresh Start Complete 30 Tolerance Break Guide on Amazon in paperback or Kindle and do a t-break when you're ready! Science shows even a short break can be helpful!Support the show Visit the website for full show notes, free dosing calculator, recipes and more. 

Not all gassy strains come in hot and punch you in the throat.This week on Cannabis School, we break down E85 from Buzz, a gas-forward flower that is way smoother and more balanced than the name might make you think. No, it does not hit like the worst gas station decision you could make for your car. This one is actually pretty damn nice.Using the Storz & Bickel Volcano, we found E85 to be smooth, mild on flavor, and surprisingly easy to enjoy for a gas strain. The aroma leans gassy, but it is not an over-the-top diesel bomb. The flavor stays pretty mellow, and the whole ride feels more polished than harsh.Where this strain really starts to stand out is in the cannabinoid and terpene profile.Top Terpenes:LimoneneBeta-CaryophylleneLinaloolAlpha-PineneBeta-PineneNotable Cannabinoids:CBGA: 10.2 mg/gCBG: 1 mg/gCBD: 0.9 mg/gThat combo matters.Higher CBG and CBGA levels can be especially interesting for people looking at cannabis for daytime pain support, especially in colder months when joints start acting like they are collecting rent. This episode gets into exactly that, how certain strains can help with pain without dropping you on the couch, and why those minor cannabinoids deserve a lot more attention than they usually get.We also get into topicals, homemade balm, tinctures, dabs, vaporizing, and why finding the right cannabis protocol is about way more than just smoking flower and hoping for the best.What We Talk About in This Episode:Buzz E85 and why it is smoother than most gas strainsWhy limonene, caryophyllene, linalool, and pinene make this one interestingHow CBG and CBGA can matter for daytime pain reliefWhy winter makes aches and inflammation hit differentHomemade cannabis balm and the very real impact topicals can haveWhy vaporizing can completely change the experience of a strainThe role of set, setting, and conversation in how a strain landsWhy some strains hit better solo and others shine sociallyConcentrates, tinctures, and dialing in cannabis beyond just flowerUtah cannabis laws and the weirdness around flower, flame, and enforcementHow E85 Felt for Us:This one came across as:EnergeticHappyCreativeFocusedChattySocialSmoothIt has enough lift to keep you engaged, enough calm to stay comfortable, and enough clarity that it feels useful instead of foggy. That makes it a really solid option for a Saturday strain, a social strain, or even a daytime work strain depending on what you are doing.It is not sleepy.It is not heavy.It is not one of those gas strains that makes you regret the inhale.It is just smooth, functional, and easy to like.Best Fit For:Daytime useSocial hangsSaturday errands and projectsCreative sessionsPeople looking for a smoother gas strainConsumers curious about CBG-rich flowerThings to Note:Heavy cottonmouth showed upSlight dry eyesSmooth vapor, very little coughingMild gas flavor, not overpoweringE85 from Buzz is one of those strains that reminds you why looking past THC percentage and into terpenes and cannabinoids actually matters. It is smooth, chatty, mood-lifting, and has enough pain-support potential to make it especially interesting for daytime consumers.Keep the Mic on.Fuel the movement. Keep the conversation going.We keep a running list of tools and brands we personally enjoy and actually use.Find everything in one place here: