An open mind can go a long way, but an educated open mind coupled with a determined willingness to address – and cure – what ails a doctor's patients can go even further in the treatment of chronic pain, anxiety, PTSD, and more. Dr. Michelle Weiner, a Florida-based physician with three locations in the Sunshine State, talks with Len and Jon about her road from applying textbook applications and injecting shots to delving into the science and study of cannabis-based healing. Len also discusses his concerns about a lack of attention in addressing the roots of a patient's problems, i.e. the source of pain or anxiety, and blocking off, or dulling, the receptor from the brain signalling the problem and kicking the real cure down the road. Len and Jon also go over their lists of critical hip-hop DJs, and lament the passage of the era in the 90s when DJs ceased being a live element to hip-hop as the music became more of a producer's realm. Len notes Jon's failure to enjoy the outdoors of Pennsylvania as a key mistake in his first time using cannabis, Jon recalls Mix Master Mike's revolutionary opening to the Beastie Boys' Hello Nasty tour in 1998 and 1999, and Len previews the release of his forthcoming book Making Cannabis Personal, which everyone reading this and enjoying this show should pre-order now at https://publishizer.com/making-cannabis-personal/
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About Len:
Len May brings more than 25 years of cannabis and genomics experience to Endocanna Health as the CEO & Co-Founder. A pioneer in the medical cannabis industry, May has been instrumental in shaping the current legislation and culture. He has held past positions as President of the Cannabis Action Network and Board Member and Lifetime Member of California Cannabis Association. May is the current chair of the CBDIA science board and is a stakeholder in some of the industry’s most iconic brands.