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Genomics for Autism Spectrum and Neurobehavioral Disorders
For those of you who missed the live talk on September 20, 2020, we recorded it for you! Sarah Mann, MD goes through this cutting edge option for the treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorder and other Neurobehavioral disorders. This test is currently only offered at 10...
Is Cannabis the Answer to COVID?
A recent Canadian study showed that cannabis may be effective at reducing the transmission of coronavirus. Is it time to invest in a CBD mouthwash? Find out about this novel study here!For more information on testing your genetic succeptibility to coronavirus and the...
What is the Scariest part of 2020
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Genomics for Improved Health
In the past few years we have learned an amazing amount about the human genome. Back in the 90s, when I took high school biology, we believed the gene to be a blueprint for our body. We did not believe the genome could be altered, and we would have scoffed at the idea...
Coronavirus’ Shelf Life
Many people are changing the way they look at the world, and the way they look at their homes. I am frequently asked how often someone would have to bleach their counters and sterilize their homes to keep it clean and safe. While I can’t tell you exactly how often to...
Cannabis at the End of Life
Since antiquity, people have known of the therapeutic benefits of the consumption of cannabis. It has become clear, with modern research, that our forefathers discovered a multipurpose medicine that eases the suffering of body and mind. In the United States, many...
How To Grind Your Cannabis
Grinding up cannabis to smoke or use in making edible is a common occurrence in the cannabis community. Those that have been smoking or making edibles for a while will usually own some sort of grinder; a device used to break up cannabis buds into smaller pieces or a...
Halotherapy
“Halos’ is Greek for salt. The therapeutic effect of salt was first described by Polish physician F Bochkowsky in 1843 based on observations made at the local salt mines. At the onset, it required access to the underground salt mines of Europe, which limited the rate...
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