Kevin McKernan

So it's a, yeah, it's a fascinating field of like, you know, what does that mean? And what does that, what does that bring to the mother? And you know, the, the, the bonding that could be going on there and what's what's the communication and meaning or what's the purpose of that, I suppose, biologically. Yeah.

Yeah. So, so this is to fill in a bit of a small gap there in my history is after what was exciting about sequencing all of these tumors is that I was hopeful that we see personalized medicine, but of course the FDA has, has a pretty, you saw what they did to 23andMe, right? 23andMe at one point had great genetic tools that people could learn about their genomes online.

Yeah. So, so this is to fill in a bit of a small gap there in my history is after what was exciting about sequencing all of these tumors is that I was hopeful that we see personalized medicine, but of course the FDA has, has a pretty, you saw what they did to 23andMe, right? 23andMe at one point had great genetic tools that people could learn about their genomes online.

Yeah. So, so this is to fill in a bit of a small gap there in my history is after what was exciting about sequencing all of these tumors is that I was hopeful that we see personalized medicine, but of course the FDA has, has a pretty, you saw what they did to 23andMe, right? 23andMe at one point had great genetic tools that people could learn about their genomes online.

And, and the FDA came in and said, no more of that. You can really, I wasn't aware of this. Yeah, a long time ago, they were accusing them of practicing medicine. And so now they could only report – 23andMe could only report on like a couple medical conditions when before their chips used to be able to tell you all types of information from Alzheimer's to breast cancer risk to –

And, and the FDA came in and said, no more of that. You can really, I wasn't aware of this. Yeah, a long time ago, they were accusing them of practicing medicine. And so now they could only report – 23andMe could only report on like a couple medical conditions when before their chips used to be able to tell you all types of information from Alzheimer's to breast cancer risk to –

And, and the FDA came in and said, no more of that. You can really, I wasn't aware of this. Yeah, a long time ago, they were accusing them of practicing medicine. And so now they could only report – 23andMe could only report on like a couple medical conditions when before their chips used to be able to tell you all types of information from Alzheimer's to breast cancer risk to –

And the FDA significantly narrowed how much medical content that they could have in the interpretation of that data. So I got a little frustrated with that. And I was kind of in the rat race of startup building these sequencers and decided I was going to get out and just start doing something completely different, sequencing cannabis genomes.

And the FDA significantly narrowed how much medical content that they could have in the interpretation of that data. So I got a little frustrated with that. And I was kind of in the rat race of startup building these sequencers and decided I was going to get out and just start doing something completely different, sequencing cannabis genomes.

And the FDA significantly narrowed how much medical content that they could have in the interpretation of that data. So I got a little frustrated with that. And I was kind of in the rat race of startup building these sequencers and decided I was going to get out and just start doing something completely different, sequencing cannabis genomes.

And I got put onto that path because these cancer centers were doing a great job of differentiating tumors from their patient, but they were still picking from gross drugs like cisplatin and all these toxic drugs. They're trying to thread the needle of killing the tumor in the patient better with genetics, but they'd still pull out poison to target.

And I got put onto that path because these cancer centers were doing a great job of differentiating tumors from their patient, but they were still picking from gross drugs like cisplatin and all these toxic drugs. They're trying to thread the needle of killing the tumor in the patient better with genetics, but they'd still pull out poison to target.

And I got put onto that path because these cancer centers were doing a great job of differentiating tumors from their patient, but they were still picking from gross drugs like cisplatin and all these toxic drugs. They're trying to thread the needle of killing the tumor in the patient better with genetics, but they'd still pull out poison to target.

And that's when I've learned from many cancer patients and some friends of mine that were going through these struggles as well that these cannabinoids are published to be antineoplastic. What the hell? Why? What does that mean? They shrink tumors.

And that's when I've learned from many cancer patients and some friends of mine that were going through these struggles as well that these cannabinoids are published to be antineoplastic. What the hell? Why? What does that mean? They shrink tumors.

And that's when I've learned from many cancer patients and some friends of mine that were going through these struggles as well that these cannabinoids are published to be antineoplastic. What the hell? Why? What does that mean? They shrink tumors.

So you might be familiar with them helping with people's nausea and their appetite and sleep, which are all really important aspects of dealing with cancer. But very few people know the fact that there's reams of literature on them being antineoplastic and shrinking various tumors.

So you might be familiar with them helping with people's nausea and their appetite and sleep, which are all really important aspects of dealing with cancer. But very few people know the fact that there's reams of literature on them being antineoplastic and shrinking various tumors.

So you might be familiar with them helping with people's nausea and their appetite and sleep, which are all really important aspects of dealing with cancer. But very few people know the fact that there's reams of literature on them being antineoplastic and shrinking various tumors.

No, it's very important how you ingest it. Like most of these people are taking oils because they last longer in the body when you take them orally. Okay. But there are times – There's droplets on your tongue. Yeah. There are cases where you do have to vaporize it or smoke it because you can't keep food down. So putting an oil – An oral drug in comes right back up. So there's a place for both.