Season 4: Ep 4 - How do I refute the notion that cannabis produces substantial unwanted psychological effects

<p>Refuting the notion that cannabis produces substantial unwanted psychological effects? Research, included my TEDx talk may be the key. </p><p></p><p>Check out all things around my TEDx talk at Pillarsofwellness.com/tedx</p><p>A national discussion is needed. There is way too much emotion without looking at facts and the research. Shooting from the hip is ok in a western movie, but not acceptable in the medical profession.  </p><p>My goal is to help lead the discussions and would welcome people from all sides to send me questions and potential podcast guest on my podcast at questions@chalmerswellness.com.</p><p>In today’s question there are many facets to cannabis, and stereotyping is one of the biggest hurdles to cross. My question video and full TEDx talk are embedded below. Also listed is some of my research links and articles I have written. </p><p></p><p>The following is an automatic transcription and has been edited only for grammar. </p><p>What's the advantage of suddenly with stress? It gets in your body a lot faster. You don't have to smoke it, so it doesn't damage your lungs. You don't have vapors, damage your lungs, throat, mouth, and all that type of stuff. And it doesn't go through what's called first pass; it has to go through the liver first. So it's a lot cleaner, a lot safer way of doing it. </p><p></p><p>It's faster, and there's no smoking involved. So it's awesome. Was the typical activation time for Southern well strips compared to other forms of oral stuff that you will do? </p><p></p><p>So gummies, brownies, cookies, and stuff like that. 30 to 45 minutes for you. Getting functional activation strips will take anywhere from 5 to 20 minutes. Just depends. So, under the tongue or on the cheek, if you put them on your tongue, you will swallow most of it. So, under the tongue or on the cheek in the front of the gums also works like a dip. But that's that's how we do that one. </p><p></p><p>How do I refute the notion that cannabis produces substantial unwanted psychological effects? Because all