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In this episode of the Life Science Success Podcast, Dean Petkanas, co-founder of Kannalife Sciences, is interviewed at the Bio International Convention in San Diego. Dean shares his journey from investment banking in the 80s to founding Kannalife Sciences in 2009. He discusses the company's focus on developing cannabinoid-based drugs, specifically targeting chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy. The conversation covers the challenges and opportunities in cannabinoid drug development, the importance of targeting specific types of pain, and the current state and future prospects of Kannalife Sciences. Dean also highlights the significance of partnering and collaboration in advancing novel therapeutics.       00:00 Welcome to the Life Science Success Podcast 00:20 Dean's Journey into Life Sciences 01:04 The Evolution of Kannalife Sciences 02:18 Challenges and Opportunities in Cannabinoid-Based Drugs 03:06 Understanding Pain and Neuropathy 06:08 Investment Insights and Market Trends 07:40 Kannalife Sciences's Current Focus and Future Prospects 10:02 The Importance of Partnering at Bio 11:02 Closing Remarks and Future Meetings  

The medical benefits of Cannabidiol (CBD) were most notably confirmed in the U.S. Government Patent 6,630,507 – “Cannabinoids as Antioxidants and Neuroprotectants”.    Kannalife (OTCMKTS: KLFE) received a license to use the patent to conduct research on cannabinoid therapeutics.   Dean Petkanas  speaks to Dan Humiston about their discoveries for the treatment of Chemotherapy Induced Peripheral Neuropathy (CIPN), Hepatic Encephalopathy (HE), Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI) and chronic pain management.Produced By MJBulls

Kannalife, Inc. (OTCQB: KLFE) is a pharmaceutical and phyto-medical company involved in the research and development of novel therapeutic agents designed to reduce oxidative stress, and act as immuno-modulators and neuroprotectants. Dean Petkanas, Chairman & CEO,  joins our OTCQB Podcast to discuss the role of the cannabinoid industry in eradicating the recent opioid epidemic.

Today we discuss tapping into our own unique purpose and creating a life filled with miracles.   Right now, at this very moment, you have the power to change your life by tapping into a higher realm of consciousness. You can start on a journey that will lead you to freedom - mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually - by using the power of your mind. Let’s face it, miracles are happening around us every day. The problem is that most people aren't aware of this. So, what goes into creating a miracle and is there a way that we can open ourselves up to manifesting them regularly in our lives? My first guest, Nick Lowery, is an NFL legend and Hall of Famer who spent 18 years as a kicker for the Kansas City Chiefs. He joins me today to talk about the courage that comes from tapping into something bigger than ourselves, overcoming rejection, and living a life of purpose. Nick also shares how CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy), a degenerative brain disease found in athletes and others with a history of repetitive brain trauma/concussive injuries, is impacting the lives of many people. He discusses the groundbreaking research and development of cannabinoid-based treatments for CTE which will make the brain five times more resilient to impact, and what this means for the future of the NFL. My second guest, Marci Shimoff, is a #1 New York Times best-selling author, a world-renowned transformational teacher, and an expert on happiness, success, and unconditional love. She joins me today to talk about finding the real secret sauce to happiness and a formula for living in the "miracle zone." Marci shares her personal struggle with years of unhappiness that pushed her to eventually open up and listen to her own inner wisdom. She explains the importance of living aligned with the truth of who we are and how we can all create conducive conditions for miracles to frequently flow into our lives.   We Discuss: Tapping into higher realms of consciousness and using the power of the mind Acknowledging fears and overcoming rejection in order to tap into our greatest selves The courage that comes from tapping into something greater than ourselves How CTE is impacting the lives of many athletes and what's being done KannaLife and the development of cannabinoid-based therapeutics for neurological diseases Listening to our own inner wisdom and discovering the real secret sauce to happiness Creating the conditions and circumstances for more miracles to flow into our lives The three-step formula for manifesting miracles and stepping into our "miracle zone" Setting the right intentions - Understanding ego-based intentions vs. soul-based intentions How a lack of self-worth and self-love can block miracles from showing up in our lives   Visit:  VoicesofCourage.us

From the original blog, found here: https://dumbbellsanddragons.com/877/ Like many of us, I spent the last two weekends watching football. It was exciting, surprising, and, above all, entertaining. I followed the games along with my fantasy stats, cheered when my players scored, cursed when my opponents did. Then the injuries happened. Tony Romo out with a fractured clavicle, Alshon Jeffrey with a hurt hammy. And Luke Kuechly with a concussion. These days, it seems at least one player all 32 teams is going through the “concussion protocol,” a series of tests to protect players’ health. There are many sides to this debate, whether the onus is on the players or league to protect the players’ health. In a time where former NFL player Chris Borland retired after a single year citing the health risks as his reason. He had a bright future and could have made a lot of money as an NFL player. He chose his health. In a recent study, 76 of 79 deceased players’ brains were shown to have some sort of degenerative disease[1]. It’s really hard not to understand why Chris made the decision he did. A new development in treating brain injuries is on the horizon. Kannalife, a bio-pharmaceutical and phyto-medical company, has been studying Cannabinoids (CBD) for use in treatment[2]. We were lucky enough to sit down with former NFL defensive end and Super Bowl XXXIII champion, Marvin Washington to talk about CBD, Kannalife, NFL player safety, and a controversial new movie, Concussion, starring Will Smith as Dr. Bennet Omalu[3]. Highlights of the conversation will be discussed. To expand on the conversation with Marvin, CTE stands for chronic traumatic encephalopathy. If you are interested in learning more about the specifics of this, check out the CTE Wikipedia, here . In brief, its slang is NFL Concussion Syndrome, and in one study, 96% of former NFL players have it[4]. That’s a very scary number, especially when you see how popular the sport is. It’s essentially saying, if you play football at a professional level, you will get this disease and it will affect your life when you retire. How many of us have had to deal with a parent or grandparent with a cognitive disability? It’s painful. And there is no reason for it. Marvin mentioned that the numbers of young children and high school students playing football is down, but millions and millions of people are still playing this sport[5]. Whether or not to play the game is a conversation that needs to happen within families. As Marvin said, families and players are more educated about the risks. Marvin and I love football. And we want to see it grow, but safely, without a 96% likelihood of getting CTE. Hopefully, these issues will be brought to light this December when Concussion starring Will Smith is released on Christmas Day. Concussion is the story of Dr. Bennet Omalu, the forensic pathologist that discovered CTE. From the trailer (see below), it has Will Smith’s Oscar nom written all over it. This movie has the NFL running scared. They already are planning a rebuttal to the film[6]. This isn’t the first time the NFL has been involved in some concussion related scandal. Late in 2013, there were rumors the NFL pressured ESPN to distance itself from a PBS Frontline documentary, League of Denial: The NFL’s Concussion Crisis[7]. Regardless of whether or not the NFL pressured anyone, and regardless on the success of Will Smith’s movie. Concussions and CTE are problems. They warrant solutions, wherever they may be found. I met Marvin through contacts at the Cannabis World Congress and Business Expo in Los Angeles. Marvin spoke about the work of Kannalife, a company doing R&D on the medical benefits of CBD, of which he serves on the advisory board. Kannalife holds the exclusive license for the commercialization of CBD as an antioxidant and neuroprotectant. There is limited research showing the benefits of CBD to reduce short term brain damage[8]. For more on Kannalife, check them out here. CBD is a non-psychoactive aspect of marijuana. Meaning, it doesn’t get you high[9]. This gives CBD many positive medical aspects. Mostly because this limits the side effects. It isn’t used for recreational purposes like THC (the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana.). Even in states where medical and recreational marijuana use is legal, it doesn’t change the fact that marijuana is a banned substance in every sport! A UFC fighter just got suspended for five years because of it[10]! We are on the verge of some very exciting discoveries. In time, not only will CTE be a thing of the past, but very possibly dementia, Alzheimer’s, and ALS. What are your thoughts? How will the sports world deal with the new evidence that marijuana can be medically beneficial? Comment below! Stay strong, stay safe. #WorkOutNerdOut Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/dumbbells--dragons/99664abf-e07c-44a9-9a6b-52323b482b42 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Today on Concierge For Better Living Doc Rob is joined by Stuart Titus, President and Chief Executive Officer of Medical Marijuana, Inc. Medical Marijuana, Inc. was founded in March 2009 for the purpose of providing business solutions and partnerships to the medical marijuana and related consumer products industry. The company was founded by Bruce Perlowin, who also served as Chief Executive Officer until 2011. Medical Marijuana, Inc. was the first public company to enter the legalized, medical marijuana business.Medical Marijuana, Inc. serves as an investment partner and parent company in several related ventures and subsidiaries, including KannaLife, Real Scientific Hemp Oil (via subsidiary HempMeds), Cibaderm, Cibdex, Dixie Botanicals, and through their Red Dice Holdings partnership, Dixie Elixirs. The company was named by Money magazine as one of the largest in the medical marijuana and hemp field. It was also featured, along with Perlowin, on a 2009 CNBC special program entitled Marijuana Inc.

Today on Concierge For Better Living Doc Rob is joined by Stuart Titus, President and Chief Executive Officer of Medical Marijuana, Inc. Medical Marijuana, Inc. was founded in March 2009 for the purpose of providing business solutions and partnerships to the medical marijuana and related consumer products industry. The company was founded by Bruce Perlowin, who also served as Chief Executive Officer until 2011. Medical Marijuana, Inc. was the first public company to enter the legalized, medical marijuana business. Medical Marijuana, Inc. serves as an investment partner and parent company in several related ventures and subsidiaries, including KannaLife, Real Scientific Hemp Oil (via subsidiary HempMeds), Cibaderm, Cibdex, Dixie Botanicals, and through their Red Dice Holdings partnership, Dixie Elixirs. The company was named by Money magazine as one of the largest in the medical marijuana and hemp field. It was also featured, along with Perlowin, on a 2009 CNBC special program entitled Marijuana Inc.

Kannalife Sciences Founder Thoma Kikis and Former NFL linebacker Marvin Washington join Doc Rob to talk about how Kannalife seeks to help former athletes, soldiers and others who have suffered multiple concussions. The National Institute of Health has approved Kannalife to look for specific compounds in marijuana that can treat chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE , and that CBD can actually protect brain cells.

Kannalife Sciences Founder Thoma Kikis and Former NFL linebacker Marvin Washington join Doc Rob to talk about how Kannalife seeks to help former athletes, soldiers and others who have suffered multiple concussions. The National Institute of Health has approved Kannalife to look for specific compounds in marijuana that can treat chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE , and that CBD can actually protect brain cells.

Tony came right out of the gate in our first show since before the holidays and blasted the further wussification of America with the latest Gillette ads crying about "toxic masculinity" while air heads watch shameful shows like the Bachelor and Bachelorette on Disney owned ABC where a single loser guy gets to bang 15 shallow women or where 1 woman gets to sample a bunch of bone head bros. He also exposed the irony of athletes like Reggie Bush for claiming the Clemson national championship team which went to the WH got a "slap in the face" for being served fast food, while he scammed a free house for his parents in San Diego, got to drive a luxury car and cost his USC team tons of scholarships, a national championship and his own Heisman trophy for being a selfish, greedy, pampered, celeb sniffing hypocrite athlete who finished his career in Buffalo with minus yards rushing.  Former Kansas City Chiefs kicking great Nick Lowery joined the show for a great conversation about kickers, his career, the stash and the high hopes for this KC team at home against the incredible Tim Brady and the New England Patriots in the AFC championship game late Sunday afternoon at Arrowhead Stadium. Lowery has been very active in the community and won NFL Man of the year 5 times, worked with at risk and disabled youth, the homeless, sports bullying and is now is an advocate for Pharma company Kannalife which has developed a new therapeutic and patented chemical entity to treat a multitude of neurodegenerative diseases like HE, CTE and Drug dependency. He also picked the Chiefs to beat the Patriots by 10 points on Sunday, and yes, he is a homer. As we wrapped up with Nick, another former NFL star joined us live at Moonshine Philly. West Chester University star and 8 year San Francisco 49'er Linebacker Lee Woodall. He won a SB in his rookie year against the San Diego Chargers in Miami in the Steve Young 6 td game after taking over from the reigns after Joe Montana to KC. We talked lots of football, how small college guys like him, Widener college standout Billy White Shoes Johnson and many others paved the way for NFL teams to look closer at small college standouts. Lee and his wife Terry also do lots of work in the community and are very active in Autism awareness in the Philly area. Our friend Buffy Harakidas joined the conversation on the phone to talk about the 25th anniversary of the best party in Philly - the Hair O' the Dog coming up whit Saturday night at the amazing Crystal Tea Room in Philly.(hairothedog.com) She started this event to raise money for charity while putting on a fun, big name entertainment, celebrities and regular folks mingling filled bash which has raised millions over the years. This Saturday's party will benefit the Morris Animal Refuge, one of the only remaining privately funded open admissions shelters that has never turned an animal away and has a 97% save rate. www.morrisanimalrefuge.org We also invited Lee Woodell and his wife to join as as Luigi guaranteed he would get us all dolled up by our friend Michael Domenico at Domenico's Formal Wear (domenicstuxedos.net) They've been dressing our guys and listeners for years and offer a $100 dollar tux rental for Hair O the Dog customers. We wrapped up with our old pal Ken Cage from Airplane Repo who previewed an open to the public party coming up Monday to launch his new on-line series for all of the repo fans who have been asking for more. @RenegadeRepo will be rolling out soon and we'll be on hand at @2SPBrewing in Aston, Delaware County. Yes, I will be in the front row with Miss Robin. Luigi will be a few rows back.