Cannabinoid Receptors: From Omegas to Phytonutrients

[@Ryanscraft]

I’m a PTSD Veteran with Scoliosis. 18:42 is everything. I knew it, but now I can explain it to people. Thank you.

[@jacokoekemoer9227]

Pitty about the bad camera work. Would have loved to see what he was pointing at. Interesting talk.

[@annfuller9044]

frustrating to say the least

[@DrBFromEarth]

Very much so

[@mcozy333]

29:18 - phytocannabinoids are Terpenes ! they are an Meroterpinoid , a terpenophenolic ( lipid with terpene back bone)

[@ProducerKeylo]

Long story short... stop going for the highest THC percentage and start using your nose. The nose always knows.

[@mcozy333]

@@ProducerKeylo only volatile sesquiterpenes, monoterpenes have smell ... the phytocannabinoids do not have any smell save for ammonia smell when they are concentrated in mass. I always use the nose too , the cannabis jar when opened means nose in , smell out

[@tadoo2]

Fascinating lecture!

[@frinoffrobis]

wish thus was broken down for the end user, the lay person searching for pain relief.. so,,,, carrots and pepper are good??

[@mcozy333]

29:52 - we have predicted there are 300 cb receptors ... way more than cb1 and cb2

[@stiofancaomhanach9117]

Very clunky presentation! "Marijuana" is a slang rascist term, the scientific name is Cannabis! Good to see someone working from a botanical foundation in healthcare!

[@ronruddick2972]

Price/ low income residents might have been a factor to California's early behavior

[@j.d.b.pennamesonofharraant3367]

👍

[@rickerkillz2293]

Funny cali is the silicon valley of Sun Grown cannabis

[@annfuller9044]

Different day different year.

[@privateprivate1865]

This guy sounds like he is faking his accent. but which one, is the question.