25: The Very Best of the Medical Pot Guide Podcast for 2016 – Part 2

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In part 2, of The Best of the Medical Pot Guide Podcast for 2016, my incredible guests provide the most important advice, observations and information on the present state of medical cannabis. This episode gets down to the nitty-gritty of how these health professionals treat many of the conditions that are treatable with medical cannabis… right down to their dosing protocols.

I think that this is the most powerful and value-laden episode to date.

In order of Appearance you will hear:

From episode 6, Tawnie Logan of The Sonoma County Growers Alliance talks about why women are now such a strong force in the movement to legalize cannabis.

 

From episode 15, Diane Goldstein of LEAP – Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, shares her views on how women are affecting the movement against prohibition.

 

From episode 18, Jess McKinney, co-owner of One Draw Two dispensary in Portland, Oregon, talks about why you don’t need to get high when using medical cannabis.

 

From episode 19, Joe Dolce, writer and the author of Brave New Weed, talks about how cannabis has been the largest clinically trialed product in the world.

 

From episode 21, Corinne Malanca, co-founder of The United Patients Group, provides advice for people who have to deal with friends and family who are adamantly opposed to  cannabis.

 

From episode 20, Diana Peña, of Myriams Hope Collective, shares her advice for people in illegal states who need cannabis.

 

From episode 14 , Dr. Rachna Patel, a doctor out of Walnut Creek, California andthe host of The Medical Marijuana Expert Blog, talks about how cannabis helps to fight inflammation.

 

From episode 13,  Eloise Theisen of Green Health Consultants, talks about how medical cannabis works for chronic pain.

 

 

From episode 3 , Dr. Frank Lucido talks about how cancer responds to treatment with cannabis.

 

 

From episode 22, Joe Goldstrich MD talks about what he has learned from treating many cancer patients with cannabis.

 

 

 

From episode 14 , Dr. Rachna Patel, talks about her experience with treating neurological disorders, such as Multiple Sclerosis.

 

From episode 13,  Eloise Theisen of Green Health Consultants, talks bout her experience with using cannabis to enable people to stop using pharmaceuticals and also help with their detox.

 

From episode 12, Amy Mellen, founder of the #squashthestigma Facebook group talks about her detox experience and then in the next clip she talks about her experience with PAWS, post acute withdrawal syndrome.

 

From episode 14 , Dr. Rachna Patel, talks about her experience with treating her patients who are suffering from neuropathy.

 

From my very first episode, Mara Gordon of Aunt Zelda’s Collective talks about her approach for determining the best protocol for dosing.

 

From episode 5, Diana Peña, of Myriams Hope Collective  talks about the dosing procedures that they use at Myriam’s Hope collective.

 

From episode 22, Joe Goldstrich MD talks about his approach for dosing, particularly with cancer patients.

 

 

 

From episode 19, Joe Dolce writer and author of Brave New Weed talks about the concept of micro-dosing.

 

 

From episode 23, The amazing Amanda Reiman PhD of the Drug Policy Alliance talks about her advice for people who are scared or reticent to using cannabis to treat their conditions.

 

 

From episode 14 , Dr. Rachna Patel,  provides her advice for people who are fearful to use cannabis to treat their chronic conditions.

 

From episode 22, Joe Goldstrich MD  provides his advice for people who are reticent to using cannabis to treat their cancer.

 

 

From episode 13,  Eloise Theisen of Green Health Consultants gives her advice for people who are fearful of using cannabis.

 

 

From episode 22, Joe Goldstrich MD talks about cannabis being used as part of a healthy lifestyle.

 

 

From episode 9 and episode 10, my good buddy, and cannabis pioneer, Debbie M. Wilson PhD shares her powerful poem that was inspired by the way that cannabis saved her life.

 

 

And of course Dave Hydie provides the great blues background music for the entire show.

 

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