In this enlightening episode of “Let’s Be Blunt with Montel,” we explore the transformative world of medical cannabis and its profound impact on
health and wellness. Montel Williams is joined by Dr. Benjamin Caplan, a board-certified Family Physician and the author of “The Doctor-Approved Cannabis Handbook.” With over 250,000 patients guided through cannabis care, Dr. Caplan is a leading authority
in the field, providing insights into how cannabis works, optimal product selection, and dosages for various conditions.
We also welcome Burnadett Preaster, a patient who has experienced remarkable relief from chronic back pain through the use of medical cannabis.
Burnadett shares her personal journey, discussing the limitations of traditional healthcare and the life-changing benefits she’s found in cannabis treatment.
Key Discussions in This Episode Include:
The unique aspects of guided cannabis medicine and how it contrasts with traditional healthcare.
Burnadett’s story of chronic back pain and her decision to seek cannabis treatment.
Real-life cases from Dr. Caplan’s practice and the challenges patients face in accessing reliable cannabis care.
Breaking down social stigma and legal hurdles around cannabis use.
The evolving role of physicians in guided cannabis medical practice and its benefits to patients.
In-depth discussions on how cannabis can be applied to specific ailments, including anxiety and sleep issues.
Tune in for a candid conversation that uncovers the potential of cannabis medicine to revolutionize healthcare. Whether you’re curious about starting
your cannabis journey or looking for expert guidance, this episode provides valuable insights and practical advice.
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and let’s be blunt—we’re just scratching the surface.
In the second section or B Block of this week’s Cannabis Coast to Coast Neww with Alaina Pinto, stories on: Mom in Ohio gets a surprise bonus at the Burger King in Hamilton, Ohio. Plus Texas has 7000 working dispensaries selling hot hemp; State reports from Xavier Jaillet in Colorado; Christina Brisson in Ohio; Karen Black in Arizona; Tina Tasaka in Nevada and Tribal Nations update.Full show on PCM TV APP or procannabismedia.com home page.
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