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Insomnia: Cannabis as an Option – Part 2 Copy

Sleep, or lack thereof, is an increasing health issue which can often be effectively treated with the integration of cannabis. A holistic review of the numerous factors and variables with regard to sleep and insomnia will be discussed, exploring integrative approaches to a more restful, rejuvenating, and healthful sleep.

Faculty:

Rob Streisfeld, ND
Founder, Concierge for Better Living

Insomnia: Integrating Cannabis for Optimal Sleep Copy

Sleep, or lack thereof, is an increasing health issue which can often be effectively treated with the integration of cannabis. A holistic review of the numerous factors and variables with regard to sleep and insomnia will be discussed, exploring integrative approaches to a more restful, rejuvenating, and healthful sleep.

Faculty:
Joanne Matson|
Founder, Canna-Veda

Treating the Spectrum of Mood Disorders: Stress, Anxiety & PTSD Copy

It’s no secret that opioids are abused and SSRI are overused. Can cannabis come to the rescue? Delve into the science and practical application of cannabis in stress, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), potentially reducing reliance on pharmaceuticals and eliminating unwanted side effects.

Faculty:
Michele Ross, PhD
Founder, IMPACT Network

Cannabis Pharmacokinetics: Considerations for Dose, Absorption & Bioavailability Copy

While cannabis is a plant with diverse phytochemicals that work synergistically, solvent extracts of cannabis or preparations made from these extracts high in active cannabinoids are also available. These preparations can be more similar to concentrated, single-entity pharmaceutical drugs. Explore how the two most studied cannabinoids – THC and CBD – are metabolized by and affect the body via different routes of administration.

Faculty:
Kate Welch, PharmD
Founder, Delta Nine Solutions

Clinical Endocannabinoid Deficiency & Endocannabinoid Tone

An endocannabinoid deficiency may characterize the origin of numerous pain syndromes plus other health-related symptoms. The hypothesis: all humans have an underlying endocannabinoid tone, which produces negative effects if deficient. Learn about the scientific research and clinical data behind this theory plus how to upregulate the endocannabinoid system.

Faculty:
Ethan Russo, MD
Medical Director, Phytecs