Cannabinoid Receptors: From Omegas to Phytonutrients

At the Integrative Healthcare Symposium 2019, Slavko Komarnytsky, PhD, reviews the endocannabinoid system and its role in human health, the unique distribution and the effects of CB1 and CB2 receptors in the body, how inflammation and the endocannabinoid system intersect, and the use of hemp and phytonutrients to support these systems.

[@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!

[@ronruddick2972]

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

[@mcozy333]

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

[@frinoffrobis]

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

[@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.