Kevin McKernan

Yeah, I've got to listen. She's one of those podcasts I got to listen to a second time.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.