Kevin McKernan
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 5 Dec
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They have figured out how to get a state-by-state initiative to get medical cannabis to patients. We should be thinking about the same things for other generic drugs that they're trying to take from the population or tie up in pharmaceutical red tape, if you will.
And physicians that are good at that are also very open to psilocybin and into red light therapy and into cold dipping and all of these alternatives to keep you out of the hospital. The cheap stuff. The cheap stuff that no pharmaceutical wants to fund and that you can do by yourself.
Basically, the patient-physician relationship is what we need to garner, and no one else should be in that but you and the physician. And these physicians are trying to develop medicines that keep that relationship closer rather than having a third party in the middle of it all.
So it's a great group of people because you'll get physicians or get nurses, you'll get growers, you'll get analytical chemists who know how to do the safety testing.
And we tend to get a lot of regulators and politicians that come down as well just to see, like, how do we do this safely in different jurisdictions and not make the same mistakes as the people who who cut the first first stones on this, if you will.
Yes. Dr. William Mackis was just presenting on this, and they're using fenbenon ivermectin. Really? Yes. For cancer. Yes. Yeah, I know. And the exact mechanism, I'll leave it for him to describe. I haven't quite figured out how that's behaving. And then there's probably some relevance if they are in fact spike protein driven and you have evidence of spike being there.
I saw McCullough present on – they're building some tests to test for spike protein. We're working with some people as well that we have DNA tests to look for the DNA floating around. We don't look for the protein, but those are tests that people can potentially run. So they're building the diagnostic tools to search for, all right, is this turbo cancer related to the vaccine? Yeah.
If it is and there's spike protein there, well, then there's a detox protocol that people are using for that for long COVID and for long vax that might play a role in cancer. And then the fenben and the ivermectin stories are beginning to build. What I'd like to do is get that crowd together with the people who know the antineoplastic activity of cannabinoids.
Maybe get Dr. Kruse down there who knows about light. Uh, you know, start bringing in these, these people that have, uh, that are down different rabbit holes and, and bring them together to see if, if we can put it all together and, and, uh, and, and improve upon it all.
You can say that about hydroxychloroquine. Structurally, I don't see the structural connection there, but maybe there is a mechanistic connection there in what it does. I mean, if you look at the molecules, they're very different. But maybe it's a precursor in the synthesis of HCQ that I don't know about. But I have seen the data on nicotine.
The people who were using nicotine were not getting COVID-19. Like it does something to the regulation of the ACE receptors that probably inhibits the virus from getting into the cell.
Yeah, I know. So the one contrast I've heard, I'm surprised by that story because they say you want things like that. Like if you're going to- Yeah, if you're going to do it, do it orally because the smoking has all types of endotoxin and other crap in there that can inflame your lungs. And it's common sense. That's probably a better delivery mechanism.
But I've also heard – I think it was Alexa who was on your cast talking about swallowing that stuff can probably throw off your gut microbiome. Right, right.
Yeah, I've got to listen. She's one of those podcasts I got to listen to a second time.
It is. And as someone who's spent time in mitochondrial genetics, she's on the mark. Like a lot of the stuff she was saying, I was like, yep, if you get into the cannabinoid space, you have to understand the mitochondria. It's core to the whole pathway on the endocannabinoid system. So if you can't make it to Puerto Rico, all of the videos we have are online.
So I was just trying to get Alexis down there too. So we do put them up online, canmedevents.com. There's about six or seven years of maybe probably 30 or 40 presentations on cannabinoids and psilocybin and how to use these things clinically, how to probe them, how to QC them that are online for... for anyone to download.
And if you're into the genetics of the plant, which we didn't really touch on much here, we host another site called cannapedia.net that has over 2,000 genomes up there that you can download. It's open for anyone to download. There's another 120, I think, psilocybin or psilocybe cubensis genomes that are up on our website as well under psilocedia.net.
We're doing the same thing that we did with cannabis genetics on psilocybe where we sequenced the genomes and put them on a chain and and document all the variants that exist in the pathway that make the compound so we can hopefully better predict. It's not one compound, and just like in cannabis, psilocybin, everyone has their focus on psilocin and psilocybin.
There's originasin, there's norbeocysteine, there's beocysteine, there's a whole portfolio of tryptamines and monoamine oxidase inhibitors in that thing that play an entourage effect. What about dimethyltryptamine? Dimethyltryptamine is very similar to psilocybin. And psilocybin obviously has a phosphate group that that doesn't have. But it's a dual-methyltryptamine.
However, DMT degrades very, very quickly in your body. So people who smoke DMT, it's a five- or ten-minute experience because your body knows how to clear it. Your body knows how to make it. Um, the, um, psilocin ends up lasting longer. So psilocin is actually, psilocybin is a pro drug. It's, it comes phosphorylated, your gut defosses it, and then you end up with psilocin in the bloodstream.
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