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Embracing Cannabis: Julie Ann Mejia’s Journey from Pain to Advocacy

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In this enlightening episode of “Let’s Be Blunt with Montel,” we sit down with Julie Ann Mejia—an inspiring force in the cannabis industry and
the CEO and Founder of Holistic Hemp Solutions Inc. With a background in psychology and cognitive neuroscience, Julie’s path took a pivotal turn in 2013 following a life-altering work-related injury that led her to develop Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD).
Conventional pharmaceuticals failed to alleviate her pain, pushing her to explore alternative treatments, eventually discovering the healing power of cannabis.

Julie shares:

*Her academic and professional background in psychology and cognitive neuroscience.
*The profound impact of her work-related injury and her transformative journey to cannabis.
*Her pioneering steps into the cannabis industry and the inception of Holistic Hemp Solutions.
*The innovative contributions her company has made to the cannabis and holistic health sectors.
*Her advocacy and community initiatives, particularly her testimonies and legislative efforts.
*Challenges faced as a woman in the cannabis industry and strategies for overcoming them.
*Common misconceptions about cannabis and how she tackles them with education and evidence.
*Insights on staying updated with the rapidly evolving cannabis industry trends and legislation.
* Heartwarming stories of how her products have positively impacted patients’ lives.
* Advice for those considering medical cannabis but uncertain where to begin.
*How cognitive neuroscience informs her approach to developing cannabis products.
* Predictions for the future of the cannabis industry, especially in medical advancements.
* Balancing the demands of running a business with ongoing advocacy and community work.
* The importance of intellectual property in the cannabis industry and her contributions in this area.
*A personal message for skeptics of cannabis benefits, drawn from her own life-changing experiences.

Join us for an inspiring conversation that uncovers the healing potential of cannabis and showcases Julie’s dedication to improving lives through
holistic health. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of medicine, cannabis, and personal transformation.

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081924WeedTalkNews- 1st Week Ohio Sales Results; Missouri Recall, Is Big Alcohol Ready to “Help”?

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Over the past week in cannabis, August 19th, 2024 Weed Talk News with Alaina Pinto. Coast to coast cannabis news from the first week in Ohio. Tim Johnson’s reaction in Ohio. Plus a New York Judge throws a scare into Operation Padlock, Amie Carter in Michigan, and Joe Parsons with another powerful story of a dispensary owner in Virginia. This is the A Block with the full show available on procannabismedia.com home page;

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VETERANS FOR CANNABIS [medical marijuana]

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In this Special Edition episode of Let’s Be Blunt, Montel Williams and fellow veterans speak out in support of medical cannabis in a virtual press conference organized by MPP in hopes of furthering the Compassionate Cares Act introduced by lawmakers earlier this year in South Carolina. According to the Veterans Affairs National website, veterans will not lose access to benefits if they use medical cannabis through a state sanctioned program, but they cannot allow use or possession at any VA facility due to federal laws, “Veteran participation in state marijuana programs does not affect eligibility for VA care and services. VA providers can and do discuss marijuana use with Veterans as part of comprehensive care planning, and adjust treatment plans as necessary.”
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To learn more about the SC Compassionate Cares Act visit:
https://www.mpp.org/states/south-carolina/house-summary-of-south-carolina-compassionate-care-act/

Disabled Veterans of America:
https://www.dav.org/veterans/resources/medical-cannabis/

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https://militarybenefits.info/va-medical-marijuana/

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https://www.publichealth.va.gov/marijuana.asp

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Coast to Coast Cannabis News Reports on the B Block of Weed Talk News w/ Alaina Pinto

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Canadian fallout from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis comments about Trulieve! Debi Facey has that from Canada; Oregon with Marianne Cursetjee; Tina Tasaka in Nevada; Karen Black in Arizona; Doug Miller is High on Wall street. Anchored by Alaina Pinto

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