PHYTOMEND Is In Production for Nanobles Corporation. Global Cannabinoid Research Center's R&D IS COMPLETED!
GCRC a trusted source of Cannabinoid Medicine knowledge and Private R &D
Founded by Mike Robinson,
The Researcher OG, 2018
The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a biological system composed of endocannabinoids, which are endogenous lipid-based retrograde neurotransmitters that bind to cannabinoid receptors (CBRs), and cannabinoid receptor proteins that are expressed throughout the vertebrate central nervous system (including the brain) and peripheral nervous system.
The endocannabinoid system remains under preliminary research, but may be involved in regulating physiological and cognitive processes, including fertility,[1] pregnancy, during pre- and postnatal development, various activity of immune system, appetite, pain-sensation, mood, and memory, and in mediating the pharmacological effects of cannabis or hemp.
Education is Key. The GCRC is working on a new affiliation with an educational program for doctors, nurses, and anyone else who'd like to learn how the intricate Endocannabinoid system functions and how cannabis/hemp truly changes the lives of patients.
It can be challengingt to locate information about the safety and therapeutic value of cannabis.
An unfortunate result of the federal prohibition of cannabis has been limited clinical research to investigate the safety and efficacy of cannabis to control symptoms of severe and chronic illness.
Many scientists have noted research is “hindered by a complicated federal approval process, limited availability of research-grade marijuana, and the debate over legalization.”
Nonetheless, the documented use of cannabis as a safe and effective therapeutic botanical dates to 2700 BC. Between 1840 and 1900, European and American journals of medicine published more than 100 articles on the therapeutic use of cannabis.
Cannabis was part of the American pharmacopeia until 1942 and is currently available by prescription in Canada, the Netherlands, Israel, and Germany.
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When a Traditional Healer is asked how their people learned how to use a specific plant medicine, the answer is usually that a God or Spiritual leader taught them. Each of us has a spiritual sense that can be used to seek answers, but others use science.
Finding a new plant medicine involves searching for what works well for unique physiologic health.
Traditional Healers are still the primary or only source of healthcare for many regions of the world. The loss of Traditional Healers in some areas has resulted in significant changes in healthcare, sometimes to the detriment of the people.
In our modern world of plant medicine, we've made leaps and bounds in clinical trials, university study, and independent research.
As much as the healer of the past is still necessary, so is the education of the healers of today who hold various degrees in medicine.
For Doctors Without Borders, the ability to respond quickly to medical humanitarian emergencies is crucial to saving more lives. Unrestricted funds allow us to allocate our resources most efficiently and where the needs are greatest. Allowing these doctors to learn about the Endocannabinoid System is our goal, and the collaboration with the American Journal of Endocannabinoid Medicine makes this possible. If you believe in their mission, please visit their website and help out!
A private, global, members-only community and networking platform for cannabis nurses. Where nurses become cannabis medicine experts. Get incredible benefits, education, and unprecedented access to industry leadership. The Cannabis Nurses Network is such a valuable key element to ALL Medicine as they hold the knowledge that most doctors, specialists, and other healthcare workers lack in various aspects of medicine - especially with cannabis/hemp. Join their community today - click here.
Genevieve's Dream is a project created for the daughter of GCRC founder Mike Robinson. At one time, nearly a half decade ago, she was a compassion patient in an extensive program he ran that gave away cannabinoid oils to the less fortunate. Slowly, as her mom and Robinson began to develop a relationship, what's known as the "Cannabis Love Story" began. Genevieve had lost her father tragically a decade before she started gaining oils from the compassion program. She didn't respond well to CBD, but she did to CBG and even better to CBGa.
"She stole my heart; she called me Daddy - and she needed one." -Mike Robinson, GCR.C
Genevieve's Carousel Challenge was created due to her love for the ride, her Carousel. The plan is to build the brand and fund her private Carousel Village.
Her little sister Sydney is 13 years old and uses CBGa; the whole family does.
Genevieve's Dream, is the Future of Hemp Extracts, with hopes of creating the family's Dream Farm and Genevieve's Dream Village.
Mike and Genevieve were at Circus Circus in Las Vegas where they had a Carousel Challenge event.