GCRC’s Director of Communications David Uhalley Speaks Out

The Global Cannabinoid Research Center is growing quickly. Many have grown fond of David Uhalley as a partner with GCRC Founder Mike Robinson in Nanobles Inc.. The entity with a registered trademark to NANO and a whole lot more will soon to be a division of the Global Cannabinoid Research Center along with many other cogs in a very fascinating wheel of cannabinoid medicine fortune that's under development now.

"The GCRC is an up and coming entity that's looking to rapidly grow to one of the worlds leading Cannabinoid Research Centers and R&D Facilities. We're here to provide healthcare providers and others an opportunity to learn about the Endocannabinoid System right now" said David, "We offer a 12 unit AMA approved C.M.E,. course on our website via AJEM University for anyone looking for a legitimate certification in the function of the Endocannabinoid System." David brings to the table years of history as a thought leader in the world of robotics, living ads, and other technology.

"Doctors didn't learn about the Endocannabinoid system in school as it wasn't even discovered until the early 90's, so we're all learning. It's the role of the GCRC to build on what is already known about multiple plant based medicines and to expand. My history with Mike already includes extensive Research and Development in the arena of liposomal and nanotechnology creations." Said Uhalley. "Researching, analyzing and compiling studies and research from around the world is only one part of what we do. As a research center we're building momentum to the point of actually being able to apply for and obtain the research license we need for expansion – the type of trials we all need to see done."

David is well known on the professional network LinkedIn for his involvement with the Cannabis Love Story and Genevieve. A 17 year old with severe autism and epilepsy that was a former cannabis compassion patient of GCRC founder Mike Robinson. She's now his daughter and Uhalley is known as Uncle. "We love him like a brother because he is one" said Anne Mari, her mother. "David took us on our only family vacation to Circus Circus in Las Vegas and we had so much fun, it's hard to get away with a child like Genevieve. Now that's she's a young lady it's no easier. He loves Genevieve so much and checks in with me personally to see how my other half is doing. It's touching to see a team built like this, one that we can consider our Ohana ("Family" in Hawaiian) – as that's the only way I see this working for Mike. The whole Nano thing was over my head and still is, but the love between these two brothers isn't, it's real."

As the GCRC plan expands we look forward to making more announcements about our building team. Our website is undergoing changes by the day as we begin to unfold our roadmap for 2021. "There's so many opportunities with GCRC for collaboration and more. Mike's been doing R&D and creating bases for products, product lines, and even a remediation formulation for crops that are losing their genetics. I'm not the creator of products or technologies in this space, I'm here to help communicate for them." Uhalley stated, "We've got a few other team members the world doesn't know about yet and I'll be helping out to make some of the future announcements. If you want to talk about how you might be able to work with the GCRC please reach out to me on LinkedIn. I'm here to bridge the gap in communications."

David wrote this touching article about spending time with Genevieve last year:

A day with Genevieve

October 2, 2019: This is not a blog about cannabis. This is not a post about X, Y, and Z products and how they will cure every medical condition under the sun. This is not a message for politicians to get their heads out of their asses – and end prohibition. This isn’t even an informational blog. Instead, this is a short story about love, family, and courage. And at the nucleus of it all, Genevieve.

The backstory: For those of you unfamiliar with "The Cannabis Love Story", I highly recommend you take a few minutes to read this incredibly touching article. I’ve had the honor of working with Mike Robinson on the NANOBLES blog for several months now. We first met earlier this year near his home in Santa Barbara and, more recently, I attended the Infused Products Conference with him in Los Angeles. Mike was on one of the panels and gave a fantastic presentation. Due to his severe epilepsy, Mike is unable to drive so I was more than happy to assist. Our plan was to attend the event and end the week with a special excursion with his family to, of all things, ride a carousel? I live just north of San Francisco so I took a week off to head south, clueless as to just how much of a positive impact this road trip would have on my life.

In short, Gen absolutely adores carousels. From what I observed, I’d describe it in a nutshell as her happy place. Unfortunately, the closest carousel to Santa Barbara is now in Ventura; not an easy trek when you don’t have access to a readily available car. So last Thursday I picked up Mike, his fiancé, Anne Mari, along with Gen, and off we went. The drive, to and from, was full of thoughtful conversation, along with intermittent singing and repetitive goofy quotes from TV shows Gen apparently loves to watch. Mike and Anne Mari were in their prime, full of genuine love and laughter. It ran so deep it was contagious. Gen was so happy – and I don’t think I stopped smiling the entire ride. It was as if I was in a trance; a momentary lapse of tranquility. Pure peace, joy, cheerfulness…Euphoria. It dawned on me immediately after picking up Gen from her school – I was blessed with three angels in my rental car.

After reaching our destination Gen was, at first, hesitant in entering the building where the carousel sat waiting, idle. However, with patience and perseverance Anne Mari and Mike were able to convince her that it was okay to go inside. My remaining thoughts and reflections on that wonderful day are in the form of a personal message to Gen and her loving family.

Dear Gen and ohana:

Thank you for inviting me into your lives and loving home. I will never forget our carousel trip together – we were all one happy family blessed by Gen’s graceful presence. Words can’t describe my carousel challenge, but I’ll give it my best shot in the form of a haiku:

Horses, pig, spinning

Time stands still, elegance reigns

Her radiant smile

To Genevieve: my day with you was nothing short of magical. Mahalo. To Mike and Anne Mari (you are both warriors): the courage your beautiful daughter has is palpable; her poise, statuesque; her grace, sublime; her smile, impeccable; her aura, incandescent; her presence, divine. Mahalo for that amazing, and life-changing, day. I eagerly await my next carousel challenge with you all in Vegas! 😉

Love,

David

I urge all those reading this post to take the carousel challenge. Help change lives. Giving is Living. YOUR life will forever change – for the better.

David Uhalley: Founder, NANOBLES

Welcome Home David Uhalley!

-Mike Robinson and the Global Cannabinoid Research Center Team