Kevin McKernan

They made a cannabinoid toxic when they're normally non-toxic.

It sounds like pharmaceuticals.

Take a natural product and make it worse and outlaw the other one.

There's a wealth of information on the endocannabinoid system with autism and epilepsy.

Now, there's even FDA-approved versions of certain cannabinoids for epilepsy.

This isn't like woo-woo, hocus-pocus, natural medicine stuff.

They've gotten things through the FDA and they've got physicians using this quite effectively on many patients in that space.

And the one other piece I'd add is the MTHFR genetics may be important as well.

That's the folate pathway.

So when that sometimes is impaired, you can't detox as well.

And you're going to have a collision perhaps with other toxins like vaccines and Tylenol.

Well, I encourage people to look at, if you're interested in the endocannabinoid system, I think go to CanMed or at least view those videos.

They're free online.

There's a wealth of information there.

Those physicians have been fighting this fight for 50 years.

So they're the meme that you see of the guy that's getting himself in a noose and is about to hang and the guy's going first time.

Those are cannabis physicians as they march into this ivermectin mess.

um there's been a war on drugs for a long time many of the drugs that they are attacking are in fact safer alternatives to what's out there and uh you just have to educate yourself on them yes there's some recreational issues that you have to be aware of and how to mitigate those but don't throw the baby out with bath water in this there's some very important natural

medicines out there.

And I think that's where we need to go in the Maha movement is get away from this addiction to synthetics and move back to the pharmacopeia that we pulled out of the forest and start categorizing this and making that stuff safer and distribute it to physicians who are outside of the insurance industry and direct primary care.