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Casper Leitch and his guest, Dr Joe Rosado, discuss Dr Rosado’s first book, Chronic Pain Management: An Introduction for Healthcare Professionals.The use of medical cannabis has gained significant attention in recent years due to its potential therapeutic benefits. As more research emerges, healthcare professionals are exploring the role of cannabis in managing various medical conditions. Although short, this book aims to provide an in-depth overview of the top conditions that have shown promising responses to medical cannabis, backed by scientific references and evidence.It is essential for healthcare professionals to stay informed about the latest research to make informed decisions and provide the best care for their patients. As the landscape of medical cannabis continues to evolve, ongoing research and education will be critical to unlocking its full potential in patient care.To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

Casper Leitch, Todd McCormick, Paul Krassner, Paul Stanford, Chris Conrad, Mikki Norris, and Peter Christ homage to the late author and activist Peter McWilliams, who was a pioneer in the medical marijuana movement and a visionary in predicting the reality of cyber war.Peter McWilliams was known for his advocacy for personal liberties and the right to make choices that don't harm others. His work influenced many and he is the person who coined the term 'consensual crime'.McWilliams faced five years in prison for his need of medical marijuana due to his AIDS diagnosis, which ultimately led to his premature death. The speakers express outrage over his unjust treatment and call for an end to policies surrounding the war on drugs and the denial of medical marijuana defense at the federal level. They honor McWilliams' legacy as an inspiring figure who advocated for improving people's lives.To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

Tommy Chong sits down for an interesting interview for the first half of the broadcast. Tommy Chong shares his personal experiences with health and healing. He discusses his battle with prostate cancer and how he used marijuana oil and diet changes to help fight the disease. He believes that cancer cells are kept alive by sugar and that applying marijuana oil directly to the skin can help destroy them.Tommy also reflects on his experience with using cannabis oil, which led him to a near-coma state but allowed his body to heal naturally. He contrasts this natural approach with traditional medical treatments like chemotherapy and radiation, which he believes only prolong the agony and pain and are expensive.Chong also touches on the controversial topic of cannabis being kept illegal due to its potential to replace expensive medications. He shares his frustration with the medical industry's approach to cancer treatment and the potential profits doctors make from sick patients. He mentions that few American doctors experiment with hemp as a cancer treatment and criticizes the American Medical Association for profiting from people's sickness. He also reflects on his spiritual awakening during his incarceration.Dr Timothy Leary sat down for an interview in 1991. You can watch the video on this website. The audio from that segment is featured in the last half of this segment. In this interview, Dr. Timothy Leary advocates for the practical and profitable aspects of hemp production. He shares his personal experiences with the criminalization of hemp and marijuana, expressing frustration with the government's focus on prohibition while allowing other industries to thrive.Leary highlights the ecological benefits of hemp as a substitute for oil and wood pulp, and discusses its potential medical uses, particularly for those suffering from cancer, malnutrition, or emotional and mental problems. He compares hemp to other drugs, emphasizing its lack of addictiveness and fewer side effects.Dr. Leary encourages people to challenge authorities on their beliefs about marijuana and hemp and uses humor to bring people together around this issue. He also believes that humans have a strong connection to the marijuana plant, which is hated by some due to its ability to make people feel free and happy. Leary considers marijuana and mushrooms to be the greatest gifts given to humans and encourages its use for moments of celebration and glorification, but warns against using it for tasks requiring attention and concentration.To enjoy more programs like this, visit Time4hemp.news

Casper Leitch hosted a Medical Cannabis Round Table to discuss the health benefits and history of global marijuana research with Al Byrne, Dr. Donald Abrams, Dr. Ethan Russo, Dr. Denis Petro, Dr. Raphael Mechoulam, Dr. Andrew Weil and Mary Lynn Mathre.Joint Host, Al Byrne, chats with various speakers about the challenges and benefits of medical cannabis research and use in the United States and Europe and how it has led to a new era of marijuana research.Dr. Andrew Weil, a renowned author and founder of the University of Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine, discusses the importance of integrative medicine and its potential to reduce healthcare costs and shift the focus to health promotion and prevention. He also touches on the integration of cannabis into the medical system, expressing the need for more education and medical preparations.Dr. Weil shares his personal experience with medical marijuana and expresses confidence in the eventual total acceptance and legalization of cannabis for both recreational and medical use. He also mentions his past research on marijuana, including some of what he about the endocannabinoid system and its role in regulating various functions in the body. Dr. Donald Abrams shares the difficulties of securing funding and cannabis for medical research due to its Schedule I classification.Dr. Raphael Mechoulam, known as the "grandfather of medical cannabis," discusses the benefits of using cannabis in conjunction with opiates for pain relief and as a sleep aid. Researchers have identified THC and CBD as the active constituents in cannabis, with THC being psychoactive and CBD having promising therapeutic uses.The speakers also discuss the importance of spreading reliable information about cannabis and the endocannabinoid system, as well as the various properties and benefits of medical cannabis, including its neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory effects.Dr. Ethan Russo emphasizes the safety and minimal withdrawal symptoms of cannabis use and encourages patients to consider vaporization for a cleaner experience. The speakers also touch on the use of cannabis for various conditions, such as cancer, epilepsy, and autoimmune diseases.Dr. Petro recounts his early clinical findings with cannabis in the 1960s, including improved cardiac output measurements and remission from leukemia and MS.Mary Lynn Mathre, a registered nurse and addiction specialist, discusses the importance of the nursing community in patient care related to medical cannabis.Visit Time 4 Hemp for more podcast like this one.

Host, Casper Leitch and Joint Host, Al Byrne discuss with Dr. Lester Grinspoon his personal journey being a Harvard Professor to a prominent figure in the medical cannabis field. Grinspoon discusses how his understanding of marijuana evolved from a belief that it was harmful to recognizing it as one of the safest drugs known.He wrote two influential books on marijuana, 'Marijuana Reconsidered' in the 1970s and Marijuana: The Forbidden Medicine" in 1993. Dr. Grinspoon also highlights the enhancement of human capacities through the use of cannabis, including taste, appetite, and sexual experiences.Grinspoon shares his experiences with being overlooked for a promotion at Harvard Medical School due to his views on marijuana and discusses the importance of understanding the THC to CBD ratio and using whole plant material for medicinal cannabis. Grinspoon advocates for the use of cannabis as a treatment for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and debunks common myths about its effects on motivation and apathy.For more programs like this, visit Time4Hemp.news.

Host, Casper Leitch, chats with leaders of the Global Hemp industry: Anndrea Hermann, Summer Star Haeske, Boris Banas, Greg Flavall, Chris Federowich, and Teri Wallace about the global hemp markets.The speakers discuss the importance of proper use of various hemp varieties when planting in different parts of the world; ongoing trials on different plant strains; and the potential for new industries to emerge from hemp production. The group of speakers also celebrate the collaborative nature of the hemp industry and the potential for growth in various markets the world.Visit Time4Hemp.news for more hemp podcasts.

Casper Leitch and his guests, Todd McCormick and Paul Stanford, discuss the historical significance of cannabis and its cultural impact, as well as its economic importance throughout history. They reflect on Jack Herer's book 'The Emperor Wears No Clothes', which revealed that cannabis played a crucial role in European industrial development before the invention of synthetic materials.Todd and Paul express frustration that the prohibition of cannabis was not about the plant itself but a manipulation of the capitalist system to eliminate competition for large corporations. They also discuss the origins of the terms 'sativa' and 'indica' and the historical misunderstanding of marijuana prohibition laws in the 1930s stemming from the 1937 Marijuana Tax Act.Tod McCormick shares his personal experience of serving five years in federal prison for growing medical marijuana after California changed its law, emphasizing the importance of re-educating the public about the history and versatility of cannabis.Please visit Time4Hemp.news to enjoy more segments of this Podcast series.

Program guest, Richard M. Davis, stands out as unsung hero in the Global Hemp Movement. He was the founder of the USA Hemp Museum and dedicated his life to educating the public about the benefits of industrial hemp and the potential of medical cannabis.Visit Time 4 Hemp to learn more about this amazing plant.

Gatewood Galbraith once asked me if we could do a show about how hemp can be used as fuel. It was a topic he felt strongly about and wanted to get the information into the ears of as many people as he could. He was certain, if most everyone could come to this realization, that this one fact alone would cause all people of the world to demand an end to cannabis-hemp prohibition.Make it a point to visit Time 4 Hemp to learn more about how wonderful this plant is.