BluEndo Medical Cannabis

09/25/2025

Edibles can be a safe and effective way to use medical cannabis—but only if you know how they work. In this video, Dr. Mayo from BluEndo explains how edibles are processed differently than smoking or va**ng, why they feel stronger and last longer, and the common mistakes that lead to a bad experience. You’ll also learn our “edible playbook” for safe and enjoyable use: start low, go slow, be patient, and always know your dose.

At BluEndo, we help patients in Kentucky make informed choices about their medical cannabis treatment. Learn more at www.bluendoky.com.

09/22/2025

Thinking about medical cannabis in Kentucky? Here’s something important to know: Kentucky’s medical cannabis program does not allow smoking flower. But that doesn’t mean you’re out of options!

In this video, Dr. Mayo from BluEndo explains:
✅ What dry herb vaporization is
✅ Why it’s healthier than smoking or oil v**e pens
✅ The medical benefits patients can expect
✅ How vaporizers can actually save you money over time
✅ Trusted vaporizer brands (with price ranges) to explore

Dry herb vaporization offers fast relief, better efficiency, and a cleaner experience for your lungs. And while vaporizers cost more up front, they can make your medicine stretch further in the long run.

At BluEndo, we’re committed to more than just cannabis certifications—we’re here to help you use your medicine in the safest and most effective way possible.

09/20/2025

So thankful for the opportunity to speak at the University of Pikeville-Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine Alumni and CME Event!

I spoke about cannabinoid medicine and its role in Appalachian healthcare. Go Bears!

09/12/2025

Chronic illness is scary.

We’re not.

Now booking October appointments.

www.bluendoky.com

09/02/2025

🚨Breaking News in Cannabis Reform!🚨

A refreshed version of the MORE Act—the Ma*****na Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement Act—has just been reintroduced in the U.S. House of Representatives. This legislation would completely remove cannabis from the federal Controlled Substances Act, giving states full autonomy to legalize and regulate without federal obstruction.

So, what’s in the bill?

1. It repeals cannabis’s Schedule I status, effectively ending its federal criminalization and allowing states to set their own policies.
2. The bill mandates automatic expungement of past federal cannabis arrests and convictions and permits resentencing for those still under supervision.
3. A new 5% federal sales tax on cannabis products would fund an Opportunity Trust Fund, supporting:

-Community reinvestment programs (e.g., job training, legal aid, re-entry services)
-Equity-focused grants for small businesses owned by those most impacted by the drug war

Spearheaded by Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY)—joined by Reps. Dina Titus, Ilhan Omar, and Nydia Velázquez—the bill underscores a bipartisan commitment to ending outdated policies, advancing social justice, and aligning federal law with evolving public sentiment.

Why it matters for us:

If enacted, the MORE Act would not just legalize cannabis; it would actively repair decades of harm through expungement, fund community uplift, and unleash fair economic opportunities for those disproportionately affected by prohibition.

We Change Laws!

08/25/2025

There’s been a lot of buzz recently regarding the Trump administration “looking” at reclassifying cannabis to a Schedule III substance under the federal Controlled Substances Act, a plan that would complete an administrative process initiated by the Biden administration in 2023, which recommended rescheduling after a comprehensive review of the plant’s safety and efficacy.

At BluEndo, we feel a responsibility to educate and inform our community about all things cannabis. There’s a lot of misinformation circulating online about the ramifications of rescheduling; however, our friends at NORML issued the following guide to provide better clarity to this issue. It’s worth a read if you’re interested in cannabis, law, or both!

To summarize, here’s what rescheduling would mean:

✅ Acknowledges medical use — a major shift from the “no medical value” stance of Schedule I.
✅ Ends some federal restrictions — patients would no longer lose firearm or housing rights just for using cannabis.
✅ Tax relief for businesses — licensed cannabis operators could finally take normal business deductions.

❌ Doesn’t free the states — states won’t get full control to regulate like alcohol or to***co unless cannabis is descheduled, not just rescheduled.
❌ Doesn’t equal FDA approval — cannabis won’t suddenly be a prescription drug available at pharmacies.
❌ Doesn’t change criminal laws automatically — penalties in federal statutes remain unless Congress acts.
❌ Doesn’t fix research barriers — ma*****na-specific federal restrictions still apply.

👉 Bottom line: Rescheduling is progress, but it’s not legalization. True state freedom requires descheduling.

NORML clarifies the potential effects of federal ma*****na reclassification

08/21/2025

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https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/us-appeals-court-sides-with-medical-ma*****na-users-challenge-gun-ban-2025-08-20/?link_id=2&can_id=13d34e60b2283db8441c9c1b6dd664a9&source=email-federal-appeals-court-medical-cannabis-consumers-shouldnt-lose-their-2nd-amendment-rights&email_referrer=email_2857108&email_subject=federal-appeals-court-medical-cannabis-consumers-shouldnt-lose-their-2nd-amendment-rights&&

A U.S. appeals court ruled on Wednesday that a federal law that bars illegal drug users from owning guns potentially could be deemed unconstitutional when it is applied to medical ma*****na users.

08/18/2025

Thinking about getting your medical cannabis card, but holding off until dispensaries open?
Now is the time. ✅

At BluEndo, we’re already booking September appointments — and getting certified now means you’ll be ready on Day One when Kentucky dispensaries open their doors.

Don’t wait until the rush when everyone else is trying to get in. Take care of it now, on your own schedule.

Appointments are easy to schedule online at

08/06/2025

The Second Amendment gives Americans the right to bear arms. But if you're a medical cannabis patient—even in a fully legal state—you could be facing unexpected legal risks.

In this video, we explore the tension between state-legal cannabis use and federal gun laws:

Why federal law still classifies cannabis users as “unlawful”
How that affects your right to own or purchase a firearm
And the growing legal and political debate around this conflict
This isn’t just theory—it’s playing out in courtrooms across the country, and real patients are caught in the middle.

At BluEndo, we stand with patients who are forced to navigate these outdated and unjust contradictions. Let’s talk about what’s happening, what’s changing, and why it matters for your rights.

DISCLAIMER: We are not lawyers, and this is not legal advice. Please consult with an attorney to discuss specifics related to your situation.

08/04/2025

You’ve got the right to bear arms. You’ve also got the right to choose safe, effective medical care. But what happens when those two rights collide?

In this video, we tackle the tough question: Does being a medical cannabis patient strip you of your Second Amendment rights?

We’ll break down:

-What federal law says about firearm ownership and cannabis use
-How states and courts are starting to push back
-And what you need to know to protect yourself legally

It’s a gray area with real consequences—and it’s time we cleared it up.

At BluEndo, we believe patients shouldn’t have to choose between their health and their rights. Let’s talk about what the law says, what needs to change, and how we move forward.

DISCLAIMER: We are not lawyers, and this is not legal advice. Please consult with an attorney to discuss specifics related to your situation.

08/02/2025

🚨🚨🚨KENTUCKY’S FIRST DISPENSARY APPROVED FOR OPERATIONS🚨🚨🚨

“Great news, Kentucky—today, we approved the state’s first medical cannabis dispensary for operations in Beaver Dam,” Governor Beshear posted on Thursday. “The Post Dispensary is expected to open its doors this fall.”

One step closer, folks!

The governor of Kentucky has announced that the state’s first medical cannabis dispensary has officially been approved for operations. “Great news, Kentucky—today, we approved the state’s first medical cannabis dispensary for operations in Beaver Dam,” Gov. Andy Beshear (D) said in a socia...

08/01/2025

Most employers think cannabis use = impairment. But the science—and the reality for patients—is a lot more complicated.

In this video, we break down what many workplaces get wrong about medical cannabis:

-Why drug tests don’t actually measure impairment
-How THC stays in your system long after the effects wear off
-And how outdated policies put patients in impossible positions

We also cover how cannabis compares to other substances like alcohol or prescription meds, and what a more fair, evidence-based approach to workplace safety could look like.

At BluEndo, we believe patients deserve to feel safe using medicine that works—without fear of losing their job. Let’s talk about how to bring employment policies into the 21st century.