Hey, have you hunkered your guts and butched your neck?
Do you smoke or are you playing?
This is what's going on to our meditators.
Hello everyone and welcome to Reefer the Reefer the podcast.
I'm your host Michael Alcar, also known as Little Farmer.
Here on the show we're going to discuss cannabis consumption methods and practices of longtime medical cannabis users to help those that are new to cannabis learn how to properly consume the herb in a way that is best for them.
Cannabis has a very complex chemical makeup which can vary immensely from one cultivar to the next.
Cannabis also affects everyone slightly different depending on their own internal endocannabinoid system and their method of consumption, whether it being raw flower combustion or eating edibles.
This makes it hard for even the experienced consumer when it comes to navigating all the new products and methods of consuming their products.
While at the same time, many physicians are not knowledgeable about the endocannabinoid system and how cannabis affects the body so they have no clue how to diagnose and refer cannabis to their patients as an alternative medicine.
Through this podcast, I hope to help people learn how and why people have been using cannabis as a method of medicating for thousands of years.
I've been self-medicating with cannabis for over 30 years now and have had to rely on self-testing and communicating with others on methods of safe consumption while reaping the medical benefits of the plant that improve my day-to-day life.
Sometimes cannabis can have adverse effects on the human body.
It is easy to over-consume and it can cause unwanted side effects if not properly used or if the product is not fit for consumption due to improper handling or growing practices.
The goal of this podcast is to educate those who are new to cannabis about the medicinal purposes of the plant and how medical patients have been consuming the plant to improve their daily life.
We'll be referencing the difference between medical and recreational usages, instances of unwanted side effects, and how to avoid them.
Also, what to do if someone you know has over-consumed their personal limits because everyone knows everyone's unique in how cannabis affects them.
That being the case, there are sometimes when people need to defer the refer and find alternate means of improving their lives.
Cannabis is not for everyone, but I believe it should be accessible to all those who choose to use it as an alternative to pharmaceuticals and alcohol.
Remember that this podcast is opinion-based and all information is subject to debate.
It's encouraged to debate these topics and send in your thoughts for further discussion.
I hope you enjoy and learn something new that may one day help you or someone you know live a better life through cannabis consumption and we can normalize cannabis consumption for everyone worldwide.
Thank you for tuning in. One love, peace, Little Farmer.
For the healing meditation and good vibration. For food, fuel, fiber, and a little bit of fun.
See the joint ain't necessarily the point, but I want one. For the doctor.
At 1993 we're going to be like a gun to treat apothecary.
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