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10/03/2022

It is my privilege to present in Cancer Support Community of LA on October 7, 2022 from 1pm-2pm PT “ Integrative Medicine for Cancer Patients: What to Consider And What to Avoid”. Most of you know, that the biggest part of my practice is dedicated to patients who are battling cancer. I will describe in details how could be helpful for patients who is suffering from cancer. What is the write vs other ratio and many more. Please, join me ! Link to registration page https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_96MzSl8-SVOVN-Ts121_Dg.

10/01/2022

It is my privilege to present in Cancer Support Community of LA on October 7, 2022 from 1pm-2pm PT “ Integrative Medicine for Cancer Patients: What to Consider And What to Avoid”. Most of you know, that the biggest part of my practice is dedicated to patients who are battling cancer. One of the topics of this presentation will describe the help of CBD for cancer patients. Please, join me ! Link to registration page https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_96MzSl8-SVOVN-Ts121_Dg.

09/01/2022

Cannapy Cannapy Health products are dependable, high-quality, GMO free, Pesticides free, Eco friendly and solvent free. Processed with integrity in Colorado, USA. What Separates Cannapy Health® Products From The Rest?

Cannapy Health CBD products are formulated by a multidisciplinary group of medical experts to holistically address a variety of conditions. Each member of the team contributes over 30 years of expertise in their respective fields to every Cannapy Health CBD product.

09/01/2022

Cannapy Health products are dependable, high-quality, GMO free, Pesticides free, Eco friendly and solvent free. Processed with integrity in Colorado, USA.

08/09/2022

In honor of National CBD Day, Psychiatric Times™ shares some recent expert discussions on the pros, cons, and clinical implications of cannabis use in psychiatry. SPECIAL REPORT: SUBSTANCE USE
Special Report Chairperson: Tony P. George, MD, FRCPC

This Special Report on addiction for Psychiatric Times™ focuses on evidence-based recovery-oriented care, stigma, and innovative policy and treatment. The articles included in this Special Report address important topics such as alcohol and cannabis, stigma in individuals with dual diagnosis, and substance misuse in college students—all of which are highly topical to practicing psychiatrists and other mental health professions.

07/22/2022

The brain has highly specialized cells referred to as neurons. Every neuron connects to several others through structures called synapses. Those lines through which one neuron can interact with another by discharging neurotransmitters, which are chemical messengers. The sensitivity of a neuron to a particular neurotransmitter is contingent on whether it has a receptor that fits it. If a neuron has receptors that are compatible with a certain. Neurotransmitters are something that your body does produce on its own. Yet, CBD Receptors in the brain will not only respond to neurotransmitters made naturally by your brain. They will also respond to chemical messengers originating from outside your body from sources such as plants. The cannabis plant would be a perfect example. Researchers mapped the dissemination of cannabinoid receptors in the brain of mice during autoradiographic research. The mapping revealed that CB1 receptors are primarily present in the nerve terminals and axons. For the most part, they are absent from the dendrites or neuronal soma. The discovery that cannabinoid receptors are largely presynaptic is consistent with the suggested function of cannabinoids in moderating neurotransmitter release.
The cerebral cortex, especially the frontal part in males, has high concentrations of CB1 receptors. There are also high concentrations in the cerebellum and the basal ganglia. When it comes to the limbic forebrain, CB1 receptors locate in the anterior cingulate cortex and hypothalamus. The hippocampus also has high concentrations of CB1 receptors. The relative lack of cannabinoid receptors from the brainstem nuclei may be responsible for the relative lack of deadly consequences to consuming cannabinoids . CBD, interacts differently with CB1 and might help you manage anxiety and depression.