This video segment is an introduction to Green Flower's custom learning Paths. Green Flower is your solution to all your training needs. See how we can customize a tailored learning path for any job role within the cannabis industry.

This video introduces the course on cannabidiol.

This video provides an overview of how CBD works within the endocannabinoid system. It also highlights the therapeutic effects of CBD, related receptors, and different CBD product types.

This video discusses how CBD is derived from cannabis sativa, also known as hemp. It also emphasizes industrial cannabis, drug type cannabis, different concentrations of CBD, and much more.

This video discusses several ailments that can be treated with CBD including anxiety, autoimmune diseases, inflammatory conditions, epilepsy syndromes, and chronic pain.

This video discusses the many ways CBD can be consumed, including tinctures, oral ingestion, inhalation, topical, and transdermal. The video also discusses the different forms CBD can take, such as isolate, full spectrum, and raw flower.

This article provides an overview of cannabidiol (CBD) and the endocannabinoid system. It also discusses phytocannabinoids, synthetic cannabinoids, hemp, and how CBD is derived from the cannabis plant.

An introduction to the course on therapeutic mechanisms of CBD.

This video highlights the endocannabinoid system and how CBD engages with different receptors.

This video discusses how CBD engages with internal receptors in the endocannabinoid system. It also emphasizes the differences between endo- and phytocannabinoids.

This video explains the differences between the two main phytocannabinoids that are derived from cannabis: CBD and THC. It also discusses how CBD and THC interact within the body, psychoactivity, treatment options, and much more.

This video discusses how manufacturing and extraction processes can affect the quality and efficacy of CBD. This video also discusses the importance of cannabinoids, cold compression, QR codes, and more.

This article discusses how CBD influences the endocannabinoid system (ECS) and different pathways in the human body. It also discusses the roles of cannabinoid receptors, enzymes, and signaling molecules.

An introduction to the course on CBD product types.

This video discusses a few of the most popular CBD consumption methods: tinctures and capsules. It talks about pros and cons, the ways they can be consumed, and the different cannabinoids that can be used during formulation.

This video discusses the formulation of CBD-based edibles. In addition, this video highlights potency, THC content, full spectrum products, flavor, bioavailability, dosing, and effectiveness.

This video discusses the many uses of CBD-based topicals. These products can be an effective, non-psychoactive way to manage pain and enhance cosmetics.

This video dives into one of the most popular CBD consumption options: smokeables. In addition, the video discusses the pros and cons of this method, necessary hardware, and high-quality materials.

This article discusses different types of CBD products that consumers should be aware of. This reading material also dives into the pros and cons of flower, vapor cartridges, tinctures, topicals, and more.

A video introduces the course on treating with CBD.

This video discusses CBD, one of the main cannabinoids that you can get from the cannabis plant. It discusses how CBD interacts with the endocannabinoid system.

This video discusses the dosing protocols for CBD, how much you should take and how often you should take it.

This reading discusses CBD, what it treats, the hype surrounding it, what still needs to be learned, and dosing protocols.

An introduction to the course on CBD contraindications.

This video discusses what you may need to consider altering in your daily life if you use CBD. These considerations include whether or not you are on other medications, the type of CBD you consume, and what other CBD products you are using.

This reading covers CBD contraindications, risk factors, possible side effects, liver toxicity, male reproductive toxicity, withdrawal, safety concerns, drug interactions, sedatives, anti-seizure medication, chemotherapy drugs, dosing concerns, liver damage, and pregnancy.

An introduction to the course on myths and misconceptions around CBD.

This video discusses some commonly held misconceptions and discusses what is truth and what is hearsay on the internet.

This video discusses the myth that suggests CBD is non-psychoactive, and discusses some of the psychoactive properties it contains.

The video discusses the myth that CBD is safe and most effective without THC.

This video discusses the inconsistences with the belief/myth that single-molecule pharmaceuticals are superior to crude, whole-plant medicinals.

This video discusses inconsistencies with the belief/myth that CBD is sedating.

This video discusses inconsistencies with the belief/myth that high doses of CBD are better than low doses.

This video discusses inconsistencies with the belief/myth that CBD converts to THC in a person's stomach.

The video discusses the myth/belief that CBD is fully legal and no longer a control substance within the U.S.

This video discusses the myth/belief that CBD is CBD, regardless of where it originated from.

This video discusses the myth/belief that CBD cures cancer.

This reading goes over all 10 myths associated with the use of CBD.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillon gives a brief background on herself and the quality control course. Kimberly is the founder of Frigg Wellness, the former CMO of Papa & Barkley, and a former employee at Procter & Gamble.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillon talks about how quality control and quality assurance are defined. Quality control is the detection of defects. Quality assurance is the prevention of defects. The certificate of analysis is a document that proves a product's potency, purity, and microbial levels.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillon explains third-party testing and supply chain processes. Third-party testing happens three times, first with the seed, next during the extraction process, and third with the final product. You need to ensure you have a batch ID number to enable tracing. Every vendor will have a quality control process.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillon covers quality assurance in practice. This is not a one-and-done process, and must stay up to date. Updating the SOPs is critical. Test runs or testing the process step is suggested. Make sure everything is documented!

This chapter explains the importance of quality control in a CBD operation. Laboratory testing is vital to ensure products are safe for the market and to determine their cannabinoid and terpene content levels. The chapter also covers FDA regulations, labeling, Certificates of Analysis, and Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs).

An introduction to deciphering lab results and reading labels.

In this video segment, Josh Wurzer discusses the components of lab testing. He provides a breakdown of the Certificate of Analysis (COA), including what to look for on the lab results and which components you should see on cannabis product labels.

In this video segment, Josh Wurzer discusses test results. This includes deciphering results directly from the laboratory, which include the nuances for each product type.

In this video segment, Josh Wurzer discusses lab testing and the active ingredients most important to consumers. These ingredients include cannabinoid and terpene profiles, as well as contaminant results for heavy metals, pesticides, residual solvents, and processing chemicals.

In this video segment, Josh Wurzer discusses interpreting the many aspects of cannabis product labels. This includes typical lab components such as quantity, potency level, input material, and extraction method.

An introduction to using cannabis with or without the high.

In this video segment, Dr. Smith defines what the “high” means. This includes the level of psychoactivity and its associated effects.

In this video segment, Dr. Smith discusses which cannabinoids are responsible for certain effects, and how each cannabinoid’s medical properties are distinct.

In this video segment, Dr. Smith discusses the role of ratios, and finding the optimal therapeutic ratio between THC and CBD.

In this video segment, Dr. Smith examines various product preparation. This includes products applying to THCA, and products using raw and acidic cannabinoids.

In this video segment, Dr. Smith discusses how to properly dose and build tolerance. This includes microdosing and building tolerance with varying body chemistries.

This article defines the "high" or psychoactivity of THC. It explains cannabis without the high, microdosing, the role of ratios and product preparation.

An introduction to onboarding new patients.

In this video segment, Rachael Speegle talks about the first interaction with a patient. How you look communicates a message before you speak
. If you want to get information out of your client, you must build trust, match their energy.

In this video segment, Rachael Speegle talks about understanding the client. The customer holds all the secrets to properly supporting them, you just need to ask the right questions
. Why are they there, seek more than just a diagnosis. What are their expectations?

In this video segment, Rachael Speegle talks about setting Patient Expectations, where trial and error is key. Start with small quantities of products, don’t encourage a large purchase. New clients can purchase one product on their first trip. Also it is vital to know that there are exceptions to every rule.

In this video segment, Rachael Speegle talks about habit vs addiction- substitute with another activity that feels similar in intention. It is important that patients understand their employers' HR policies regarding drug screening and that they speak to their employers about concerns prior to use because CBD and topicals can cause positive drug tests. CBD and topicals are not covered by insurance but some states will require workers' compensation insurance to reimburse for workers' comp claims.

In this video segment, Rachael Speegle talks about frequently asked questions and concerns. What is the stigma? Is that realistic for their condition? If so, then discuss the other products that do not require inhaling. If they don’t want to get high, first find out why….try using words like intoxicated and compare it to wine
. Many low-dose products microdose,
 such as THC-A
 and CBD.

This article discusses onboarding new patients. It covers determining a patient's level of experience with cannabis, setting patient expectations, and going over top FAQs and concerns.

An introduction to dosing and titration.

In this video segment, Gregory L. Smith MD, MPH talks about cannabis as a botanical. Composition varies from strain to strain and even within strains, depending on factors such as lighting, humidity, and soil. He also talks about cannabinoid metabolites and the first pass effect, which occurs when medication is ingested (swallowed as solid or liquid). After leaving the stomach, it goes into the small intestine, where it is absorbed and sent through the liver for processing.

In this video segment, Gregory L. Smith MD, MPH covers titration and why it is important. First it is vital to start low and go slow. He talks about the body's receptor down stimulation.

In this video segment, Gregory L. Smith MD, MPH covers where and how to start the first dose of cannabis. The person must know to start low and go slow with cannabis. The first dose should be in secure environment, where they don't have to operate a vehicle.

In this video segment, Gregory L. Smith MD, MPH covers the monitoring progress and how to adjust the cannabinoid medications. When it comes to daily dosing, cannabinoid medications, being fat soluble, generally have a longer half-life (2-3 days) than that of most water-soluble medications (just a few hours). Once CBD is added, researchers believe that up to 80% of the medical benefits of cannabinoid medications come from CBD.

This article covers cannabis dosing and explains why dosing is complicated. It describes how to develop a treatment plan with a new patient, including types of products to try, and times of day to try them, and discusses how to monitor patients for progress.

An introduction to common causes of bad experiences and guiding patients.

This video discusses negative side effects that some users experience when consuming cannabis. These potential side effects include dry mouth, dry eye, paranoia, memory loss, and hunger. This lesson also provides insight on how to appropriately communicate these side effects to patients

This video explains the causes of common negative side effects that are associated with cannabis consumption. These causes include incorrect titration, incorrect chemical profiles, and chemical sensitivity.

This video discusses how cannabis consumers can avoid and mitigate the negative side effects associated with cannabis. Common mitigation methods include starting at low dosages and journaling their experience with cannabis. When communicating with patients, it's important to set their expectations and educate them regarding side effects.

This article dives into the negative side effects that some users experience when consuming cannabis. These side effects include anxiety, paranoia, drowsiness, and dizziness. In addition, this text discusses the causes of these negative experiences, such as titration, cannabinoid over saturation, and chemical sensitivity.

"In this segment, Josh Wurzer walks you through the data and science of how to demystify strain names and why it’s imperative to focus on strain profiles instead. He will bring clarity on what makes a strain a “strain”, why you must avoid the strain name game and use cannabis profiling instead to find the right cannabis for you. How strains differ regionally in terms of quality, cannabinoid profiles, and terpene content, as well as why labeling a strain Indica or Sativa can be very misleading is also discussed.

This segment will provide an overview of how CBD works within the endocannabinoid system, and highlights of the therapeutic effects of CBD, related receptors, and different CBD product types. Also, the video discusses how CBD is derived from cannabis sativa, and the several ailments that can be treated with CBD including anxiety, autoimmune diseases, inflammatory conditions, epilepsy syndromes, chronic pain, and much more. Next, you cover the many ways that CBD can be consumed, including tinctures, oral ingestion, inhalation, topical, transdermal, and more. The different forms CBD can take, such as isolate, full spectrum, and raw flower is also discussed.

In this segment, an expert panel presents an introduction to terpenes and terpenoids. The panel presents the main terpenes and terpenoids that are found within cannabis and what medicinal benefits they have. Next, you will identify how terpenes and cannabinoids interact to produce additional therapeutic benefits. Major and minor terpene classes, and the psychoactive effects of terpenes are also discussed.

This segment will cover the known chemical compounds in cannabis that elicit its medicinal response, as well as the therapeutic benefits we get from it. We discuss the well-known cannabinoids THC, THCA, CBD, CBN, THCVA, terpenes and terpenoids, flavonoids, the Endocannabinoid System (ECS) and how it primarily regulates our bodies equilibrium (Homeostasis). Finally, you will learn that our bodies have their own cannabinoids and endocannabinoids, as well as how the cannabinoid receptors CB1 and CB2 relate to our immunity.

In this segment, Dr. Hazekamp talks about cannabis and its comparison to modern medicine. You will be introduced to cannabis plant chemistry with a primary focus on the chemistry of the plant (biosynthesis), the chemistry of pharmaceutical product development and administration forms, the chemistry of the body (the endocannabinoid system), and analytical methods performed in the cannabis lab.

This segment begs the question If cannabis resin is the lifeblood of medical cannabis, cannabinoids are the red blood cells crucial for its survival. You will learn how THC and CBD are both classified as phytocannabinoid molecules, and that there is no plant in nature has been found to produce the abundant concentrations of cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. Next, you will learn how researchers are finding more chemical compounds that are similar to those in cannabis and it is becoming an area of opportunity for creating new medicines. Finally, you will learn that many of the primary cannabinoids the cannabis plant produces are proving to be potent and remarkable natural medicines, including those with psychoactive potential.

This segment will discuss why Cannabinoids aren’t the only important compounds in the cannabis plant, and hile the herb produces over 100 different cannabinoids, another 200 molecules fall under the label of terpenes. You will learn that Terpenes give cannabis cultivars their unique aromas and enhance the therapeutic value of cannabis medicines. Families of different cannabis plants (chemovars) are more likely to produce specific combinations of terpene aroma molecules than others, and while cannabinoids make up the backbone of the experience that different chemovars provide, you will learn how terpenes contribute to the subtle nuances that give depth to the personalities of each distinguished variety, as well as they also hold medicinal potential.

In. this segment, you will learn about other components in the cannabis plant such as flavonoids, alkaloids, anthraquinones, chemical synthesis (synthetic production) in cannabis laboratories, Complete research of the full range of cannabinoid compounds with specific therapeutic benefits is discussed, as well as how much the other components present in the cannabis have on the medicinal properties of the plant such as terpenes, neutral cannabinoids, and acidic cannabinoids.

This segment begins with an examination of what is in the bud of your cannabis plant. A check for the quality control of cannabinoid content, terpene profile, and contaminants, as well as cannabis testing examples are discussed from samples analyzed in separate cannabis labs. More specifically, This segment begs the following questions: Question 1: What sampling am I taking and what am I analyzing in it. Question 2: Controls and which samples you are comparing to draw your conclusions. Question 3: Labeling and what are you claiming for your product and in what exact form is it present. Question 4: Statistics and rather draw conclusions too fast,use large numbers of samples to make your point.

This segment concludes with key points to summarize cannabis plant chemistry. You will learn there is wrong information everywhere and to be cautious when it comes to cut and paste wikipedia science as it pertains to Cannabis chemistry. You will understand why patient inspired research and studying the research that is applicable to what patients need right now. Finally, we cover 4 main conclusions to summarize our series on cannabis plant chemistry. Question 1: What sampling am I taking and what am I analyzing in it. Question 2: Controls and which samples you are comparing to draw your conclusions. Question 3: Labeling and what are you claiming for your product and in what exact form is it present. Question 4: Statistics and rather draw conclusions too fast, use large numbers of samples to make your point.

In this video segment, Steve DeAngelo talks to an open forum about the unspoken wellness benefits of cannabis. He touches on the decades of propaganda, cannabis reform law, recreational vs. medicinal use cannabis, and the pharmaceutical industry. Next, he examines cannabis as the better alternative to pharmaceutical drugs since cannabis works in conjunction with your Endocannabinoid system (ECS) to effectively treat almost every advertised health condition, as well as restoring and maintaining homeostasis within our body. The overlooked wellness benefits of cannabis are also discussed such as having an open mind, creativity, spirituality, patience, laughter, friendship, as well as covering Steve's 3-step method to ID misuse, and his response to cannabis as a wellness product, not an intoxicant.

In this video segment, Mandee Lee covers Part I of a 2 part series on cannabis fitness. First, we discuss (7) ways cannabis can boost your fitness which include: Shifting your perspective, Bronchial relaxation, Targeting specific muscle groups, appetite, nerve pain, muscle tension, pain and inflammation, as well as alleviating stress and anxiety. Finally, Mandee Lee breaks down the stereotypes that cannabis users are lazy an not fit, whereas the modern cannabis user is one that is healthy, active and a positive influence on society.

In this video segment, Mandee Lee covers Part 2 of a 2 part series on cannabis fitness. She talks about what you can do to start experimenting with using cannabis for your fitness routine. We cover the (4) tips to improve your fitness with cannabis including the type of consumption method you are choosing prior to workout, strain selection and consuming strains with both THC and CBD to achieve balanced medicinal benefits for your body, consuming cannabis immediately prior to your fitness regimen to achieve best results, and day after pain management and recovery. Next, alternative cannabis uses for pain relief and inflammation such as cannabis topicals, and hot cannabis salt baths are also discussed.

In this video segment, Mandee Lee talks about microdosing and consuming less cannabis while still achieving the maximum benefits, as well as how to begin experimenting with microdosing yourself. The discussion about experimentation begins with strain selection, alternating different consumption methods, learning situations where microdosing is ideal for you. Next, listening to your body regarding the many different effects of cannabis and choosing the right dose for you to achieve maximum health benefits is also discussed.

In this video segment, Mandee Lee talks about self-treating anxiety with medicinal cannabis. This discussion begins with 4 tips found to be extremely helpful for experimenting with cannabis to help treat anxiety. These tips include the importance of strain selection using high CBD and Low THC levels, strain journaling, the consumption method (start low and slow), and understanding the experience between recreational and medicinal use cannabis to treat anxiety related symptoms. Finally, you will cover using the power of cannabis to help choose between the opposing sides of positive and negative thought patterns.

In this video segment, host Dr. Rob Silver and Dr. Gary Richter discuss the benefits of cannabis for your pets, and how you can use medical cannabis in your pets to improve both their quality and quantity of life. This discussion includes the Endocannabinoid System receptors in pets, the type of cannabis for pets (CBD vs. THC treatment), the safe and effective use of cannabis in pets, as well as and how cannabis can be a highly effective medicine to improve the overall quality of your pet's life in the treatment of seizure disorders, pain management, decreased anxiety, increased appetite, neurological disease, and cancer treatment.

In this segment, Malik Burnett, MD. talks about the Endocannabinoid system (ECS), and how the (ECS) explains why cannabis is so applicable toward the treatment of numerous diseases and health conditions. The ECS is discussed as it helps regulate balance within our body and maintain homeostasis. Next, the law of 2's is used to describe cannabinoids within our body and the Phyto-cannabinoids which you get by cannabis consumption, as well as the CB1 and CB2 receptors that work to regulate both our nervous system and immune system. Cannabis in the treatment of seizure disorders, Crohn's disease, and chronic pain are also discussed.

In this segment, Best Selling author, Gay Hendricks talks about how much cannabis can help facilitate creativity and access a deep connection within ourselves and with others. Next, you will learn how Cannabis provides a shift of perspective and altered state of consciousness which allows one to express themselves with authenticity, accountability, and honesty. The pillars of the creative process in relationship building, as well as making deep connections with who you really are is also discussed.

In this segment, Steve DeAngelo talks about modern cannabis and how the reform we have unleashed over the last decade has opened the door to an explosion of entrepreneurship in the cannabis industry. Mr. DeAngelo examines new cannabis infused product formats such as gum, soda, tea, coffee, the vape pen; and how these products appeal to first time cannabis users with more socially accepted cannabis product formats. Next, the medicinal value of cannabinoids, terpenes, and the therapeutic effect of THCV and CBN is also discussed, as well as how modern cannabis is deemed essential to the preservation of the modern world.

In this segment, Mandee Lee talks about vaporizing kitchen herbs with cannabis and the accompanying medicinal benefits. The examination of select herbs and their specific benefits are also discussed such as: Chamomile to help relieve symptoms of stress and depression; Lemon Balm to relieve symptoms of headache, insomnia, and body circulation; and Peppermint to aid in symptoms of depression, allergies and energy level. Next, the five tips to get started in the vaporization of herbs begins with understanding the visual vapor difference, cashed bowl difference, temperature, and the extra that is needed for the vaporization of herbs as opposed to cannabis flower. Finally, the importance of creating your own medical closet with a list of health benefits for your specific needs is also discussed.

In this segment, you will learn how to roll a connoisseur joint.

In this segment, you will learn how to smoke a joint properly. Controlling temperature of the joint by taking light drags. Experience the flavors by taking partial hit while breathing in cool air, then by releasing smoke slowly through nose and mouth you will taste it and enjoy the flavors and full experience of consuming cannabis.

In this segment, you will learn about using different types of lighters and how best to use them while consuming your cannabis flower. Lighters come in many shapes, sizes, finishes, etc. but most importantly it is about monitoring heat levels and keeping your flower free from unnecessary contaminants.

In this segment, you will learn how to use a chillum to consume cannabis flower. The chillum comes in many shapes, sizes, and finishes.

In this segment, you will learn how to use a jeweler's loupe in evaluating the quality of cannabis flower. The loupe comes in many shapes, sizes, finishes, etc. but most important is the loup's magnification and built in light feature to view cannabis flower under less than optimal conditions. Next, using this tool in accessing the nug, trichomes in tact, the ripeness of trcihomes, maturity fo trichome heads (amber) whether it was machine vs hand trimmed, contamination types is also discussed.

In this segment, the type of ash you produce from your cannabis joint is indicative of the quailty of your cannabis flower. Learning represents chemical agents used on the plant throughout its growth cycle, compared to a light colored ash that breaks down much easier indicates a much higher quality cannabis product.

In this segment, you will learn about judging the overall effects of both mind and body while consuming cannabis flower.

In this segment, you will learn about developing an educated palate through taste, smell, lung feel, etc,. while consuming cannabis flower.

In this segment, you will learn about the grind and preparation of your cannabis flower for consumption.

In this segment, you will learn about varieties of rolling papers, and how to choose the best option for your joints according to personal preference.

In this segment, you will learn about varieties of tools in your connoisseur toolbox, and choosing the best one to use with your cannabis according to personal preference.

In this segment, you will learn how to use a jeweler's loupe in evaluating the quality of cannabis flower. The loupe comes in many shapes, sizes, finishes, etc. but most important is the loup's magnification and built in light feature to view cannabis flower under less than optimal conditions. Next, using this tool in accessing the nug, trichomes in tact, the ripeness of trcihomes, maturity of trichome heads (amber) and whether it was machine vs hand trimmed, along with contamination types is also discussed.

In this segment, you will learn about cannabis connoisseurship and how to really enjoy and appreciate the experience of cannabis consumption at the next level.

In this segment, you will learn about cannabis connoisseurship and how to really enjoy and appreciate the experience of cannabis consumption at the next level.

In this segment, you will learn about cannabis connoisseurship and how to really enjoy and appreciate the experience of cannabis consumption at the next level.

In this segment, Mandee Lee talks about the (3) most important tips for picking cannabis edibles. You will learn that with so many edibles available in the cannabis market along with FDA requirements and standardization on labeling, packaging, and potency it can be confusing for the buyer to make the best purchase to match their specific needs. Next, you will discover the importance of dosage requirements; the list of ingredients to make sure your product is healthy and good for your body, and finally testing and making sure your choosing both a product without contamination and with a cannabinoid and terpene profile best for your medicinal needs.

In this segment, Mandee Lee talks about the indica vs. sativa controversy, as well as the most accurate way to pick a cannabis strain that is best for you. You will also learn the best way to choose the correct cannabinoid and terpene ratio profile to achieve the entourage effect. Federal laws on consistency with standardized testing, and correct labeling formats is also discussed.

In this segment, you learn (5) essentials tips for purchasing cannabis topicals, as well as how to avoid certain ingredients while making sure others are there for a specific therapeutic purpose. You will learn to look for certain essential oils to be organic and non-irritating, how they are processed to get the most therapeutic benefits from your cannabis product. Finally, lab testing is also discussed to make sure your choosing a product without contamination and with a cannabinoid and terpene profile that is a best match for your medicinal needs.

In this segment, Mandee Lee talks about using cannabis with intention, and how to get more from your cannabis experiences by following these (3) steps: First, setting clear intentions before you consume is very important for your cannabis experience because it allows you to be clear on the outcomes you want to achieve from the plant. The next step is to take immediate aligned action towards whichever activity is going to support your intention in the best way possible. Lastly, is to trust the plant and to understand the higher purpose of cannabis to bring your body back to a state of balance or homeostasis, as well as try to bring some degree of consciousness and purpose to your cannabis use in order to get the best out of your cannabis experience.

In this segment, Dr. Frankel talks about normalizing cannabis as a medicinal practice for patients seeking therapeutic care. There is a deep dive discussion of the key players: Plant derived cannabinoids, endocannabinoids, phytocannabinoids, terpenoids, flavonoids, the benefits of THC, CBD, THCV, the entourage effect, and hemp-based medicine, as well as how cannabinoid receptors divides into the 2 main subtypes of CB1 and CB2. Finally, we explore the medical cannabis visit while understanding the patients specific needs in order to provide the best possible treatment outcome.

In this segment, Dr. King talks about cannabis and our aging population. First, the learner will gain an understanding of the aging process. Second, you will understand that with aging comes the onset of chronic disease. Next, you will understand how inflammation and oxidative stress affect aging and chronic disease. Finally, the learner will explore cannabis and its many therapeutic uses with the aging adult population.

In this segment, Max Montrose recounts his journey from budtender to cannabis education producer and why the cannabis industry is desperate for credible cannabis education and training. Budtenders are the spearhead of the entire cannabis industry, but are they equipped to hold this position? You will gain understanding on whose role is it to guide the adult cannabis user experience, as well as informing parents on what products their child should use, how they should use it, and if the budtender pursued a responsible layer of cannabis vendor training. Also, you will learn about the state of current cannabis education, as well as the type of responsible vendor training and certification that is available for new budtenders pursuing a career field in the cannabis industry.

In this segment, Josh Wurzer walks you through the data and science of how to demystify strain names and why it’s imperative to focus on strain profiles instead. You will gain clarity on what makes a strain a “strain”, and why you must avoid the strain name game and use cannabis profiling instead to find the right cannabis for you. Finally, you will explore how strains differ regionally in terms of quality, cannabinoid profiles, terpene content, as well as why labeling a strain Indica or sativa can be very misleading for the cannabis user.

In recent years, edibles have skyrocketed in popularity as more consumers are considering them to be a viable delivery method. This video discusses the wide range of edible products and the advantages and disadvantages of this delivery method.

Health-conscious cannabis consumers have recently discovered that cannabis can be used in juicing. This video provides tips and tricks for those who are interested in this delivery method. In addition, this video also discusses the health benefits that juiced cannabis provides.

This video offers an introductory look at smoking and vaporizing cannabis. In addition, this video discusses pros, cons, cannabinoid content, rates efficiency, aroma, and other details of each delivery method.

Topicals are one of the most popular cannabis products on the market due to their effectiveness and nonpsychoactive properties. This video provides an introduction to topicals and explores the 5 most popular products.

This video provides an overview of transdermal patches and how they work. These medicated adhesive patches release cannabinoid therapy directly through the skin and provide a consistent dose over a long period of time.

Vaporizing cannabis is quickly becoming the most popular way to consume cannabis. Due to this surge in popularity, it can be difficult to select the right vape that will fit your needs. This video discusses how to find the perfect vaporizer for your lifestyle.

This video discusses how consumers can get the most bang for their buck when using and selecting cannabis oils. In addition, this video also provides valuable information on bioavailability, dosing, manufacturing, and common misconceptions regarding cannabis oils.

This video shows consumers how they can get the most out of cannabis tinctures. In addition, this video explains key characteristics such as bioavailability, dosing, how long it’ll stay in your system, and how your body will be affected.

Cannabis topicals can treat a wide variety of ailments such as cramps, headaches, arthritis, joint pain, bug bites, and much more. Topicals are a great entry point into the cannabis industry because they are non psychoactive and safe for almost all consumers. This video will discuss what to look for when selecting your first cannabis topical product.

Within this video, Dr. Deborah Malka discusses why different ingestion methods cause different effects. In addition, this video discusses 6 different modes of delivery including: smoking, vaping, ingestion, sublingual, topical, and raw.

How can you tell if your cannabis is safe to consume? This video discusses 3 tips that will help you determine whether cannabis is clean and high quality. In addition, this video discusses the importance of lab testing, inspecting flower, and more.

This video discusses what to look for when storing your cannabis products. In addition, this video lists several products that are great storage solutions that will keep your cannabis fresh and protected.

Within this video, Joel Stanley shares his professional knowledge regarding quality control in cannabis products. Quality control is especially important because many consumers have underlying medical conditions and suppressed immune systems. Due to this, many consumers are sensitive to pesticides, solvents, mold, and other harmful chemicals.

In this video segment, Michele Ross and Robbin Lynn cover ADD-ADHD with the association of cannabis. Adderall decreases the birth of newborn brain cells, cannabinoids like CBD grow brain cells. CBD helps the communication around the hippocampus with ADHD. Dosing profiles for ADD or ADHD are complex based on age, needs of the patient, and current prescription drugs. 25 mil a day for patients that don't have prescription drugs for their ADD or ADHD.

In this video segment, Michele Ross talks about Alzheimer's, Dementia, and their relation to cannabis. Both Alzheimer's and Dementia are sensitive to cannabis in a positive way, men who smoke cannabis have a better chance of lessening the chances of getting Alzheimer's. THC will reduces the violence in patient's that deal with the "sunsetting." The key is created better quality of life for Alzheimer's patients. The dosing for Alzheimer's and Dementia is very state and situation specific, but it is key to start low in dosing.

In this video segment, Michele Ross and Robbin Lynn tackle anxiety and cannabis. Cannabis is very effective for anxiety but it depends on what cannabinoid. THC can provoke anxiety, dosing is very crucial. Micro-dosing is very effective compared to some patients that use xanax. With CBD it seems to work best when taken on a regular basis.

In this video segment, Mara Gordon touches on lung cancer and cannabis. Cannabis can be effective treating lung cancer. Start with a 1:2 ratio of THC to CBD. People have seen increased wellness from cannabis. If you are doing chemotherapy, use cannabis at the same as that therapy. Topicals can be very useful for skin burning.

In this video segment Jessica Peters and Mara Gordon hit on arthritis and cannabis. A lot of arthritis patients have used CBD for inflammation. Even taking a microdose will help a patient alleviate inflammation. Results from arthritis after taking cannabis are astounding, and usually takes 1-2 days for positive results.

In this video segment, Mara Gordon talks about breast cancer and cannabis. People using cannabis along with traditional therapy of breast cancer, people have come through rehabilitation quicker. Start with a 1:2 ratio of THC to CBD, start low, and increase slowly. The reason to start with the this ratio is because of the ID1 gene. The older the patient the lower the dosage, but if you need high doses, the body will accept it.

In this video segment, Jessica Peters talks about the benefits of cannabis with Multiple Sclerosis. Compared to patients that used placebo that tried cannabis, it work two folds. CBD rich medication are one of the best methods, extracts, and oils are at great value. As an MS patient, it is vital to find your biggest issue, they combat it with the proper cannabis medicine.

In this video segment, Mara Gordon and Jessica Peters touch on depression and cannabis. By using a micro-dose, with a modified diet, depression can be managed very well. A CBD rich ratio to 5:1 is a good starting point then moving down the spectrum. It is key to know individual responses when using cannabis with depression.

In this video segment Jessica Peters and Mara Gordon hit on diabetes and cannabis. From research standpoint, CBD has shown to help with diabetes. Systematically there have already results showing how cannabis can help with diabetes, though there is minimal research. Patients should does 2-3 times a day up to three weeks. If a patient is dealing with pain then they should use CBD and THC, sleep would be THC or CBN.

In this video segment Michelle Ross talks about the success of cannabis with fibromyalgia. Lirca is a fibromyalgia drug that doesn't help with pain that much and causes weight gain. Cannabis reduces pain by 90 percent of patients, A lot of FDA drugs have not been effective for fibromyalgia patients. For patients that want to use cannabis, explore all options.

In this video segment, Mara Gordon touches a scary topic of brain cancer, but how cannabis can help. Tradional treatments for brain cancer do not work well, but cannabinoid therapy is vry helpful with the receptors. Start with a ration of 3;1 THC:CBD with a tumor, and get the dose up as high as quickly as possible. Cannabis is great options for brain cancer, THC kills brain cancer cells.

In this video segment Mara Gordon and Jessica Peters cover cannabis when it comes to irritable bowel syndrome and crohn's disease. If you have IBS or Crohn's cannabis is great. With IBS cannabis helps with pain and the side effects when people eat. THC is vital with IBS, yet treat the immune response with CBD. THCA and CBG work well with any gut issues.

In this video segment, Mara Gordon breaks down finding your ideal cannabis dose. She talks about basic protocols in disease categories. Cannabis is not a panacea, meaning it cures all, it works well with the conditions. Cannabis treatment of the following conditions will be focused: seizure disorders, pain, immune disorders, and cancer. It is crucial to start small to find the proper dose, once the effective treatment is hit you stop, if you are stoned the patient is taking too much. There is also no one size fits all for dosing. Seperating THC and CBD helps the outcome for the patient.

In this video segment, Michelle Ross reports on Parkinson's Disease and Cannabis. Patients have been treated with CBD for tremors, especially when their drugs have declined over time. There needs to be more research done regarding cannabis and Parkinson's to see what cannabinoids work best. A more CBD heavy profile would be best to start off with, which helps with the inflammatory issues.

In this video segment, Michele Ross and Robbin Lynn talks about the perks of cannabis helping with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Michele helped pass PTSD as a condition in the state of Colorado. Patients with PTSD are more likely to have suicidal thoughts, cannabis helps alleviate those thoughts. The endocannabinoid system helps with the receptors that create hyper sensitivity with people with PTSD. Using cannabis in conjunction with therapy is a very effective model.

In this video segment, Steph Sherer looks into the future of medical cannabis. Steph became a cannabis patient in her 20's due to pain but it started on the black market. She was then recommended to go to a dispensary, she was taught how to use cannabis as a medicine. The reason medical cannabis has been so successful is that modern medicine has failed. One of the most vital aspects of medical cannabis is ensuring safe and legal access to all individuals.

In this video segment, Mara Gordon touches on lung cancer and cannabis. Cannabis can be effective treating lung cancer. Start with a 1:2 ratio of THC to CBD. People have seen increased wellness from cannabis. If you are doing chemotherapy, use cannabis at the same as that therapy. Topicals can be very useful for skin burning.

In this video segment, Michelle Ross and Robin Lynn talks about the perks of cannabis helping with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Michelle helped pass PTSD as a condition in the state of Colorado. Patients with PTSD are more likely to have suicidal thoughts, cannabis helps alleviate those thoughts. The endocannabinoid system helps with the receptors that create hyper sensitivity with people with PTSD. Using cannabis in conjunction with therapy is a very effective model.

In this video segment, Jessica Peters talks about the benefits of cannabis with Multiple Sclerosis. Compared to patients that used placebo that tried cannabis, it work two folds. CBD rich medication are one of the best methods, extracts, and oils are at great value. As an MS patient, it is vital to find your biggest issue, they combat it with the proper cannabis medicine.

In this video segment Mara Gordon and Jessica Peters cover cannabis when it comes to irritable bowel syndrome and crohn's disease. If you have IBS or Crohn's cannabis is great. With IBS cannabis helps with pain and the side effects when people eat. THC is vital with IBS, yet treat the immune response with CBD. THCA and CBG work well with any gut issues.

In this video segment, Coltyn Turner breaks down controlling Crohn's Disease with cannabis from a case study standpoint. At age 17, Coltyn was diagnosed with Crohn's disease, all traditional drugs did not live up to expectations. It was time for Coltyn to look into alternatives, he turned to cannabis. He turned his life around using CBD and THC, but did it in the state of Colorado, not his home state of Illinois.

In this video segment, Michelle Ross reports on Parkinson's Disease and Cannabis. Patients have been treated with CBD for tremors, especially when their drugs have declined over time. There needs to be more research done regarding cannabis and Parkinson's to see what cannabinoids work best. A more CBD heavy profile would be best to start off with, which helps with the inflammatory issues.

In this video segment, Steph Sherer looks into the future of medical cannabis. Steph became a cannabis patient in her 20's due to pain but it started on the black market. She was then recommended to go to a dispensary, she was taught how to use cannabis as a medicine. The reason medical cannabis has been so successful is that modern medicine has failed. One of the most vital aspects of medical cannabis is ensuring safe and legal access to all individuals.

In this video segment, Mara Gordon breaks down finding your ideal cannabis dose. She talks about basic protocols in disease categories. Cannabis is not a panacea, meaning it cures all, it works well with the conditions. Cannabis treatment of the following conditions will be focused: seizure disorders, pain, immune disorders, and cancer. It is crucial to start small to find the proper dose, once the effective treatment is hit you stop, if you are stoned the patient is taking too much. There is also no one size fits all for dosing. Separating THC and CBD helps the outcome for the patient.