Cannabis Schedule III - What does it mean with Chris Murrary | EP 10
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- Опубліковано 31 сер 2023
- In this episode 10 of the Higher Living Podcast, we dive deep into the groundbreaking news that's sending shockwaves throughout the United States - the recommendation for Cannabis to move from Schedule 1 to Schedule 3.
Join your host, Chad, as he engages in a thought-provoking conversation with FoxNrth Strategist and Regulatory Expert, Chris Murray. Together, they unravel the intricacies of this monumental shift and provide you with an informative, visually engaging presentation that answers all the key questions you've been itching to ask.
You will learn about,
1. What does this rescheduling mean for patients seeking cannabis-based treatments?
2. How will prescribers adapt to these changes in regulations?
3. What impact will this have on Multi-State Operators (MSOs) in the cannabis industry?
4. And, what does it mean for pharmaceutical companies moving forward?
5. Relevance to UN Single Convention.
Don't miss out on the visually engaging presentation that accompanies this podcast, as we break down the facts and figures to ensure you're well-informed about this major development.
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Thanks for this insightful interview. I learned a lot and it's appreciated.
There is no comparison to growing your own.
I’m praying they let me produce cannabis whisky 🙏🙏🙏😎I been waiting 2 years for rescheduling
thanks
Appreciate you stopped past!
Once upon a time, in a realm filled with swirling galaxies and stardust, lived Gizmo the Star Wizard. Unlike wizards who conjured fire and ice, Gizmo's magic danced with time itself. Now, Gizmo wasn't one to meddle in the grand tapestry of history, but a whiff of injustice brewing on Earth tickled his nose. It was the tale of Jeff Sessions, a powerful figure who spoke ill of a wondrous herb - cannabis.
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Sessions, nonplussed, adjusted his tie. "Who are you here to see?"
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Gizmo chuckled. "Every powerful tool can be misused, sir. But to condemn it entirely? That is to extinguish a potential light."
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Gizmo, with a mischievous wink, didn't push further. He knew the most potent magic was often the kind that sparked a person's own journey of discovery. With a flourish, he vanished in a puff of chronometer smoke.
Back in his own time, Gizmo waited patiently. The news swirled with debates on cannabis, and slowly, a change began. Sessions, perhaps haunted by the peculiar wizard and his tales, found himself less resistant to new research. The tide started to turn. Scientists, emboldened, presented their findings. Politicians, swayed by public opinion, reconsidered.
Years later, cannabis was finally reclassified. It wasn't on Schedule D just yet, but it was a monumental leap. Gizmo, watching from afar, smiled. His time-traveling nudge hadn't changed a single event, but it had nudged a heart, a mind, and that, in the grand dance of time, was magic enough. The tale of Gizmo became a legend, a reminder that even the most stubborn can be touched by a well-timed story and a sprinkle of stardust. And so, the fight for cannabis reform continued, fueled by newfound hope and the knowledge that even the smallest act of courage can change the course of history.
And you can’t abuse it because you can only take so many shots ❤
Very great talk, my question is when will the attorney general make their final decision? Do you think it will get done this year 2023 or work with Biden re-election bid next year?
Good question but so much uncertainty so we are waiting like you
I think you will find Israel is most ahead with applied Medical cannabis usage.
Uhh the cannibis thing is like prohibition! There is,t a state in the union where the black market isn,t thriving. Illinois is a good example of the money controlling the rules. Medical license to home grow. Five or six plants max. And legally hold an ounce or two???? That is rediculous. Who will follow that nonsense??? People are being force to go to dispensary!! The outlaws will continue and the black market will thrive.
3 in veg 3 in flower swapping them out you can harvest three 4-5ft plants every 6 months or so that’s about the more work I need or feel like doing