The healing benefits of cannabis, CBD, and hemp

Introduction to Regenerative Medicine and Cannabis 0:00

We've cleaned up such amazing radiation burns and yet that MDs won't use it. And so they're like, that's a miracle. Somebody will say, and my friend will, say and a little weed. I say a lil' humpback. The guy didn't even miss a beat before, this oncologist before he knew me. He said, okay, where'd you get the cam on? There's company in Santa Monica. She said well you didn' need to come in here and she said I wanna show you for your patient. Then he said oh they'll never accept that. This is Dr. Talks.

Well, Dr. Judy, I'm so excited to have you on this segment of regenerative medicines on the Regenerative Medicine Summit. So I want to focus. I mean, you are like the expert when it comes to endocannabinoids and the impact on immune system and regenerated medicine, cancer. Tell me a little bit so I understand what endocrinoid system is and what it does in the body. Okay, so the endocannabinoid system, endogenous cannabinoid system is basically what I call the dimmer switch on inflammation.

What the Endocannabinoid System Does 1:00

It's a series of cell sensors, either channels or six or seven transmembrane receptors. So they cross the cell, the nuclear membrane, and the cellular membrane and there are even internal cannibinoids receptors and I'm always thinking about the receptors, I am thinking So what they do is they sense danger-associated molecular patterns or they send pathogen- associated molecular pattern. So they're the key in the innate immune system for regulating the switch between the hematopoietic stem cell, thinking about regenerative, and the mesenchymal stem cells.

And at the heart of the swish, so the met mesenchymel stemcell does growth. You know, so the CB1 receptor, cannabinoid 1 receptor is the primary receptor in the brain and in nerves. So that's what's being developed very early on. The first time and the last time because these phyto-cannabini plant cannaboids were outlawed in our environment in 1938, the People see they're endogenous cannabinoids, 2AG is one of the signaling molecules, and anandamide is another. Anandamine in Sanskrit means joy and so breastfeeding.

So when the mother is breast feeding, everybody's euphoric, the baby's happy, no pain. It's just calming and develop that sense of wellness and wellbeing. So things like itch, anxiety, hot and cold pain, any kind of pain are all sensed by these. these sensors, these endocannabinoid sensors and there are hundreds of them, but primarily CB1 is in the brain on the mesenchymal stem cell and CB2 is the inflammatory, the on-off switch. When there's danger or a pathogen, and it drives over to turning on the hematopoietic, the blood stem cell by way of TGF-beta.

So Tgf-Beta is the master regulator of hematolysis of the stem cells. It says make eosinophils if we've got a problem in the gut or the throat. macrophages, send fire tr like CXCR4 and in those, a lot of inflammatory stimuli, toxins, they turn on the inflammatory CB2 and they go away from the development of the organism and go towards putting out the fires. Send the fire trucks, where do you need to go? Do we need go to the lungs, the alveolar macrophage? Do we go to the liver, the cut for cells?

So it's signaling from the central location in the blood to recognize danger associated molecular patterns are energy outside the cell, ATP, because ATP is a signaling molecule that's your energy molecule also. So when you're being poisoned, that signaling molecule, TGF beta, will act through the cannabinoid 2 sensor and say, turn it on. And it'll turn ATP to ADP to AMP to adenosine, and adenosine feeds back. and says, okay, turn down these ecto and they clip the sensors off the cell surface. So these Ectonucleotidases is what they're called.

And they just clip that the sensor off and say, that's enough. But see, when we're getting so many stimuli early in life and we stop feeding the endocannabinoid system, now you see the development of anxiety, depression, They turn on that inflammatory cytokine storm and we don't turn it off because we can't. Turn down the dimmer switch. So we've lost the ability because of all the toxins and poisons, particularly the vaccines injected before a baby's developed fully because they're essentially every organ system of the body has a resident stem cell macrophage.

And that's controlling the immune system and the communication between the endocannabinoid system, and immune systems, the dimmer switch on inflammation. There are sensors in your cell membranes that tell you you're in trouble, move away from the development of the organism. and put out the fire somewhere. But unfortunately, we can't put the out fire because we took the plants out of the phytocannabinoids out that used to be food out our environment. So we're trying to put them back and appreciate the role of their communication.

between the immune system and the endogenous God-given cannabinoid system for calming everything down. So these plants that we have, like ham, and there are other plants I know that also provide some cannabinoids as well, like echinacea. And so these plants were there pretty much to support us when the endocannabinoid system was under stress, you know, when we are dealing with pathogens or chemicals, heavy metals and so forth, so that we then have a chance to turn on some of these, CB1 or CB2 receptors, to balance out from the impact.

Cannabinoids, Inflammation, and Immune Signaling 7:00

So it was kind of like a God-given tool that we could use during that time. Exactly. It's food and food is medicine. I like to tell the story, the natural ligand of a very important endo. And I should say it's a lipid signaling system. That's why they're in your cell membrane, a Lipid bilayer. so it is a fat signaling System. We store these toxins in our fat. And the plants are the best heavy metal detoxifiers. So in nature, you will see this beautiful rose garden or beautiful lemons, and you'll see it lined with the cannabinoid plants and they're pulling the toxins out of soil and your plants become more nutritious food.

And without these in our soil, we don't have nutritious foods. There's a particular hot, cold pain sensor called TRPV1, trans receptor potential venetloid. But whatever, they name these things so bad, but the natural ligand is hot chili peppers. Well, a long time ago, one of our friends, Connie Faultyneck, and we have this in our last book, Ending Plague, went to work for Merck and they were making, blocking that signaling system, so that they could help burn victims and the pain of burn victim.

And you literally, fortunately they didn't bring the drug to market because you could literally put your hand in the fire, watch it burn, and you'd die before you felt anything. So thank God Merck didn't bring that drug to market because what we realized and what know for a fact with all of the sensors on ourselves, it's not a blockage situation. It's an isolate. You want the whole plant. They call it an entourage effect because they're on-off switches in our body. We have fatty acid, acyl hydrolysis.

they literally just clip the molecules so it doesn't signal anymore and they break it down so you can to potentiate those to keep the sensors up. And so we work on those ways to stimulate our own. So it's a fascinating lipid signaling system that was just identified in 1994. We've been working very hard to take, because of the laws, to take our knowledge of terpenes, which all cannabinoids are a class of molecule called terpene, but not all terpes are cannibinoid. So for instance, IPA's hops, I hops lemons.

So as a natural products chemist, by training and passion, we like to take some of the other terpenes and tickle the receptors, stimulate the receptor. You don't need the THC. So for instance, if we use beta-carafalin, which is a fabulous dietary terpene. and endocannabinoid triggers. So we'll make formulations that take out all the THC because this is what troubles most people. We literally legislated joy out of our lives and people are really upset. Cancer patients. I gave one lady, she said she was vomiting from chemotherapy and the Zobran wasn't working.

a cannabinoid formula and an isolate with beta-caroflan in it and I gave her a non-alcoholic IPA and she said, I don't like beer. I said it's... So later on that or the next day she called me and said I decided to have red wine instead of beer and had the most unusual high. And I said, so we've just, just different kinds. TRPA is like a hammer sensor and just fascinating how you can mix plants and modulate this endocannabinoid system without smoking or actually poisoning yourself, which is a really big problem because we just can't.

Smoking is making it a drug. That's not how God. designed it and then it will drive the CB1 receptors, which are primarily in your brains and through your nerves. And that'll dysregulate things even more. When you just take the stems, you can't use the stem. They're detoxifying all the glyphosate and heavy metal and things like that. So you really want to know your formulator. when you're using cannabinoids as medicines and as foods, but we've healed so many cancers. We do so well with just a cannabis juice, freeze, ethanol extracted.

You can't extract lipids with water. We have to use different, different alcohols, but we can pull the alcohol off. So we use the terpenes to synergize like in the IPA beer. And so I said, drink the one I gave you. She did, and it helped. No more radiation. My job in chemistry over the years at the National Cancer Institute, the 22 years, is just use food as medicine and nutritionally the chemotherapy. And then you could use it at lower doses because you're taking advantage of synergies of these products.

That's exactly what we've done. We've made some fabulous formulations and we effectively get cures of cancer as long as we're using that cannabis juice called Extracted. It's going to detox the chemo therapy. So we just drink it down, just a shot of that. Tastes better than wheatgrass juice, it really does. I've tried it and it does taste better. But it's pretty great. I chase it with like a vegetable juice or a celery juice. When you feel so much better and you know you're healing, you can shoot just about anything.

Absolutely. So, for people then doing chemo, I mean, when is an appropriate time? Because obviously you don't want to detoxify the chema immediately, right? Right. You want the chemotherapy to act. And you definitely don' t, it can inhibit the C P450 system and you do not want do that. That you want that the drug to stay in your system long, you dont want go break it down. There are some things that will actually enhance chemo in a bad way or make it so that it doesn't work. So what we tend to do in chemotherapy is we take it prior to getting ready for chemotherapy.

You've got all the rest of the toxins out of your body and then we nutritionally support with clean greens, real clean food, really clean meat. No, because all animals and plants have cannabinoids. I think it goes as far back as lizards and things. And so they have that dimmer switch and that sensor switch. So you just take advantage of eating foods that are rich in good, clean fats. You want that membrane of your cell because when you have cancer, you're going to see a very low cholesterol. which most people would think is good.

And the minute I hear 134, I say there's a tumor somewhere. Everybody's like, yay, got my cholesterol down. It's no. The first thing you want to do is eat as much healthy fat as you can and support it. We do coconut oils and some nice lavender oils, essential oils. Do an awful lot on the skin. because I like to do that. You want to stop eruptions. If you get chemotherapy burns in your mouth, we make a formulation out of camel hump fat, which has nanobodies and B vitamins and a lot of other healing things.

And we've seen the herpes lesions, the infections that will pop when you cripple the immune system with the chemotherapy and we can claim that people are

Using Cannabis Support During Cancer Treatment 15:00

in so much pain that can't even all we do is put that cannabinoid and have them eat and I mean it's camel hump fat so it tastes terrible but boy when those sores go away you don't care. So we tend to prepare the cell membranes, eat a lot of healthy fats, avocados, olive oils, things like that and then if you deliver with a capsule, Chris Shade at Quicksilver Scientific makes a fabulous product that dissolves at a certain pH. So it's right near the hematopoietic, the blood stem cell and the bone marrow.

If you can deliver those areas. Depending on the kind of cancer with prostate cancer or ovarian cancers, we'll use suppositories. We deliver the formulation where we want it to go. Again, always just separate the chemotherapy By a few days, knowing the molecular mechanisms, the half-life, and the pharmacokinetics of your drugs, you can keep it well. So with radiation, it's kind of like right away. Stop the radiation burns, allow it to work. But even if people don't use it at all, we've cleaned up such amazing radiation burn and yet the empties won't be used.

And so they're like, that's a miracle. And my friend will say, and a little weed. Then I say and little humpback. The guy didn't even miss a beat before this oncologist before he knew me. He said, okay, where'd you get the camel? And I said Santa Monica. There's company in Santa Monica. So everybody was laughing and he said well, you didn' t need to come in here. She said I want to show you for your patients. and said they'll never accept that. So it's pretty even today. We do it every day. So if we can convince the patient to support, this is just nutritional support.

There isn't anything I don't use that's food. I And we just deliver it in a capsule form that the capsule dissolves at a certain pH. Suppositories are really great for prostate cancers, ovarian cancers and uterine cancers. They're great calming and sleeping with kids, a lot of tinctures. and just under the tongue, hold it there as long as you can. There's almost never a bad time because if you put the dimmer switch on the inflammation, the chemotherapy can be more targeted and you're not in pain and don't have the side effects.

That's what's so fabulous about adjuvant therapy. It's just fabulous. And cancer, I mean, it's an inflammatory condition. So if you kind of shut down those inflammatory drivers, then the chemo doesn't have to deal with so much. It can just focus on the small areas where the cancer is rather than all the different areas, where cancer's moving to because of that inflammatory signaling that's taking place. Using cannabinoids and to shut those drivers is huge. Yeah, that's that CXCR4. That's a key metastatic sensor.

And so there's literally crosstalk between that membrane receptor and the cannabinoid receptors. So the opioid receptors also crosstalk, and if you use the opiod, you're driving the inflammation. If you used our God-given cannibinoids, then you can swap out the opioids pain relievers. Then you will stop, literally stop the metastasis. That's what CXER4 does. It spreads, sends the fire trucks to the fires. The dimmer switch. You don't want to shut it down because a little bit of inflammation is what you're causing.

And you won't know, you know that the body won' t know where the f ire is and what is the appropriate flame retardant. So it's a retardante, it' s a dimer switch, but it s absolutely fabulous and part of a therapeutic. I t is not just part o a palliative arrangement. It's part of a therapeutic that can use properly, be part a curative strategy. And I even like to use the words cure. We have a friend of ours, we've been working with her about five years, multiple myeloma, which she knows is a cancer of the bone marrow, and then breast cancer on top of it.

And all our bones were broken. And she's just, and it's not the only thing we use for nutritional support, but it was the primary thing because you've got to get out of pain. You've to sleep. The sleep, CBN is one of the cannabinoids. It's so important. Cannabigerol, CBNs, when you really know your family members. could target him. It's actually a lot of fun. That's the fun I get out of chemistry. My passion in life is just playing games with chemistry, I'm here. Well, that's what the body is. I mean, it's just chemistry and that how the receptors and the locking key processes.

Tell me a little bit about, because you have CBD, I mean, that's what most people know, but now you talk about CBN and then we know CBG and THC. So what are the different components that people should know about and when to bring in what? Yeah. Well, there are really hundreds of them. CBD is primarily for the CB1, the signaling molecule for CB-1 receptors. So you're going to hit your seizure disorders, that mesenchymal stem cell. You're gonna turn up the Cb1 on fat cells so you can store the toxins so it's not released in the blood.

And these are all the brain and neurological, all of the CB1s, any kind of thing. Seizures, yeah, for all CB 1s for seizures. And it's critically important in bone, which is why I mentioned multiple myeloma, because the switch is an NF kappa B, an on-off switch, nuclear factor kb. which it also drives the production of antibodies. So this is why vaccines, the way they're made and where they use, dysregulate that endocannabinoid system because it leaves you over in that stem cell, that TGF beta saying there's a flame somewhere, I've got to put it out.

And the rankle, which is receptor have activated NF-kappa-B ligand. So the sensor is the ligands. And so there's even question marks. We don't even know what blocks that be. You can actually generate brain-derived neurotropic factor, which grows new neurons and we could put new myelin sheet on there. That's where the CBD because of the CB1 receptor. Correct. Then you have to turn down CB2. You don't want CB2 around, you don''t want THC because that's going to drive more towards CB 2. And so that''s why it's psychoactive.

You want to target CB1 for seizures, for brain injuries,for brain trauma. So you need only CBDs and you can do that from him. Even for football injury, head trauma, PTSD, that's really good for PTSD. CBN is more for sleep. The N has different forms on the derivation of all the compounds. There are hundreds of cannabinoid receptors. They call them orphan receptors right now because they don't have parents, but we understand. They're still there even though they're orphans. Even though there's still orphan, they are still and it's just because we don't understand and haven't taken time to appreciate them.

But CBN is really important for sleep and its going to cross talk that NRF2 pathway. It's important as well. So it is MTOR, the mammalian target of rapamycin is eating energy metabolized food. In the pancreatic cancers, we can do a lot to to heal in pancreatic cancers, even type 1 diabetes. And that will be the CBN. That would be CB and a little mix of CB, CBD, and THC. So you want to tickle the cb2 receptors just to leave enough inflammation on to have the fire trucks actually go to a fire. And that's an issue if you can't formulate it that way.

So it's just there are many, I mean, in some of these plants, like we only know hemp. Well, hemp's known for making fiber and rope. That will drive fibrous conditions like cataracts. You don't want that. There are some other strains. We use some strains that are 50-50 THC and CBD, the primary cannabinoids in those plants. and the 50-50s are just fabulous solutions for some of the cancers, especially the inflammatory cancers. Things like multiple myeloma. Did they end up being deficiencies? You only make one antibody.

It's multiple-myelomacabular interchange. it doesn't matter really, but it's just like instead of making antibodies for everything, you can't make antibodies. And we're seeing this In the COVID shots, in vaccine injury, one of the really primary injuries and problems is you so dysregulate your innate immune response by injecting and bypassing these receptors because you bypass a lot of signal if you inject anything directly into the blood. because most of the cannabinoid receptors are on those backwards in the skin, at mucosal surfaces in that gut.

So when you inject directly in blood, you're missing a lot. And that's why you've lost that regulation. It just turns up the fire to where we literally can't make it. That's we're seeing outbreaks of measles and other things, because you turned off the plasma cytodendritic cell, which makes You can't make the type one interferon, which tells the B regulatory cell what to do. So the orchestrators at the immune response are the monocyte macropage. And those are key signaling molecules themselves.

Choosing Cannabinoid Types and Ratios 25:00

What, where, when, and how much. It's just a matter of are the sensors on the surface or not? And so upregulating them. Unfortunately, most of ours are downregulated because we haven't seen them in so long. Because we don't control the pain. We don' get enough sleep. And if you can't sleep, you cant heal. So this is the biggest, the most important thing I think the cannabinoids are good for. is sleep. Anxiety is a kind of pain. Depression is that same cytokine storm that would result in COVID or Alzheimer's or autism or anything.

It's not a pathogen, it's the dysregulation of the sensor. You know, the pathogenic may be the trigger, but once the disease engine starts, then you can't stop the process. So the fabulous news is and this amount of research done. And most of our tax dollars go to Israel to pay for that research, unfortunately, because we have to maintain that lie that it's a schedule one drug. So no, it is food and it a plant. So most of the research is actually coming from out of Israel in this field then. Correct.

Is that okay? Absolutely, because here in America, you're only allowed to use cannabis from a source at University of Mississippi, and it's laced with glyphosate. They dry it with Roundup. Yeah. Yeah, and it can't do it now. And so you get so we were not allowed to use our own formulations to do research. So we basically have to, you know, ends up one and learn from those. We've got a lot going. A lot, a lot of peers and can appreciate even how that regulates different parts of the innate immune response, like DNA methylation.

That's really important. The on-off switch of genes. When does a gene go on and when does it go off? And so, the cannabinoids play a role in that to kind of activate because we always talk about the epigenetics and we know that cancer, you know, that the genetic aspect of cancer is maybe like 10% if we're shooting on the high, Maybe 1% is a 1%. Think about Burkitt's lymphoma and HPV, you know, cervical cancer. 1 percent is Burket's Lymphoma with EBV. DNA virus or herpesvirus. And, 10 percent, is mononucleosis, maybe even 5 percent.

Most of the rest of people are healthy. The healthy people have the good endocannabinoid systems that people don't have. But Burkit's lymphomas are so dysregulated. We can still do things about that. So by supporting the cannabinoids, we are then in essence kind of protecting ourselves from cancer because we're protecting our genetic material. material, which means that they are less likely to become dysregulated and then sell them become dysfunctional and start to replicate in a dysfunction way.

So by keeping that methylation system going the way that it's supposed to, and we're in essence protecting ourselves from being cancerous. Correct. It just tells you the normal immune responses. And see, your innate immune response, the natural killer cells, another type of innate cell, they scan all your cells all the time, and they're looking for a stop sign called a killer inhibitory receptor, KIR, there are millions of those. another sensor that says, stop, don't eat meat. Because if it doesn't see the stop sign, it's going to gobble it up.

So you see, the endocannabinoids are the sensors themselves that say everything's fine. But when that flame's on and you're going into apoptosis or necrosis and the cell's dying, that sensor's not there. The stop signs not their cell. Your natural killer cells can shoot the bullets and kill and they kill by these granules that just kind of say, kill that cell and we don't have that. If you don' have the cell membranes with those, it's very important. They're just sensors. There's sensors, they're not, their internal, intracellular, there are different on the mitochondrial membranes, different time on nuclear membrane, just fascinating if we could ever get to really study it.

in a way where we could just get the stigma out of there, use the biology. It would be a lot more fun than it is now, but we're having a lotta fun now because we can see people, especially in this particular time when people are starting to realize they've not been told the truth about a lots of things. Now they're a little more open-minded because were able to heal. Were able take people with COVID. and calm it all down. Calm cough. You can calm the cough if you calm ELV or macrophage. It's very easy to do.

with those cannabinoids and I mean, one other thing with, you know, we're talking about, about cancer. So with the CBN, yeah, there are certain cancers and also for the sleep, CBP, for other sets. And then where does like CBG come in? Where, what role does it play? I probably don't know enough about just it alone because I'm always using things in. So, CBGs, let's just say like anxiety. Anxiety, so itch. Itch is a type of pain. And we saw kids with vaccine injury, autism spectrum disorders, they'll literally scratch holes in themselves.

and CBG's are going to help there more than some other things. Itch and anxiety. And that will go through some, we don't even know the receptors. We just have arrows going through the cells because we just don�t know. I haven't been able to characterize exactly what the combination, and usually they're multimeric, there's more that one chain. There's more than one interaction, so you can't say with any kind of this is this, this that. That's why we call it an entourage effect, because if you isolate, you make it more of a poison.

There are several drugs, GW Pharmaceuticals and FDA approved drugs and they're single target and become poison, they don't work the way you're God given and you could have no existing work. So the phyto-cannabinoids used according to nature and more with the mixed factors just as you would get from. But I would say, you know, so anxiety and itch and some of the others, the CBGs are going to be more important. And that's what's so important is to, I mean, they come as a complex and you have a team.

So it's just like trying to fulfill a company's role with just one person. I means, each person play a role and they all come together. You can't say that this is the one that runs the whole business and does, you know, with this one, everything works. With this, when everything worked, we all came together in order to be able to create the action. And when you do that, like with TRPV1, make a drug that blocks that sensor and you die before you sense the pain. It's a little like these drugs, Prilosec, ProtonX, these proton pump inhibitors for acid reflux, they call it, or GERD.

You don't feel the pain. They stop the fire trucks from going to the Fire and you die of throat cancer because pain is a good thing, but too much pain, so that's when you have to try and find a way to back off. nerve pain versus pounding. How do you know I just touched you or I dropped a 400 pound rock on your foot? That's sensed by your endocannabinoid system and various sensors. We're working out those sensors much like you would do to run electricity more smoothly or stop the shorting, multiple sclerosis.

That's the myelin sheath. So if you drive towards the mesenchymal stem cell, that would be totally CBDs. You can rebuild the mild sheathe on the end of nerves and diseases like multiple spherosis and ALS and things like that. But with everything, it's more like you want to be consuming this over time, especially if Like, my throw issue, I bear to stop. So that's a precancerous condition. I'm on it pretty much every day. And if I don't, we'll lose my voice. They're just amazing. You can even get brain focus from the formulations and.

I'm not the put it together from the plant. I'll tell you the receptor I want you to modulate, because I don't care how you do it. And most of these things, again, they don' have to go in the cell if you know how to do. We like to take micron silver. then put some cannabinoids so the micron silver won't go in the cell. We don't want to do everything nano because God made those sensors and does the gating, the dated ion channels in and out of cells. You don t want change that necessarily, you just want tickle the cells so we can put various cannibinoid on and bind them to and other things.

Quality, Sourcing, and Practitioner Guidance 35:00

It's a really fabulous way to clear out the blood, particularly parasites. We're having a lot of fun with mixing ivermectin and various pure energy, because that's G proteins. Those are those pathogen associated molecular patterns. ETP is danger. When there's energy outside the cell, that is dangerous. You've got to have energy inside the cells to fuel every cellular process. with respect to the pathogen associated molecular patterns. That's G proteins. We hear in COVID, oh, you lost your taste, a sense and smell.

And no, that's a G protein signaling processing program. that doesn't go inside the cell. It just senses. And so if you can keep those parts of the viruses, negative strand viruses and things from interacting, especially parasites, they don't go inside the cell. So if they, if, you keep them away from the sensors and keep to keep the cannabinoid receptor you want turned up. You'll sense their presence, you'll crosstalk with the G proteins, the TTP, and you can affect it very low doses. Well, that's what we tend to do the most.

We use as low a dose possible and we take advantage of synergies. Our formulations are always taking advantage of synergies and knowing how to put it together with some of the pharmaceutical products. That's where one of my patents is using the prostate cancer drug Casodex. And that's associated with the inflammatory prostate. Cancer is the one where it's endocannabinoid dysfunction. So, we'll add, will use various formulations with a lot of beta-caraflin, a little THC, little CBN and delivered as a suppository and support it with mushrooms and adenosine so that you've got that, you turn down the danger signals and tell everything it's all right.

And it, it it a lotta fun really. and that that's the path using, and then reishi mushrooms. You're always going to find the best anti-fungals in mushrooms because a reish doesn't want to be a shiitake. And so they're targeted that way. So if you know what you're looking at, it's usually just a real good sense of knowing the skin lesions, knowing eye, because we've got an ocular ocular macrophage. And so you can even make a water soluble cannabinoid formulation and calm it down for UPitis. Some of the fibrosis, you know, the cataracts, that's just fibroblasts.

That's why you don't want to use hemp. because it makes rope. And so my frustration with the whole legal thing is I need those other plants. I mean the purple cushions and all the things they named all those years ago because I want to look at the plants and appreciate how it was made in nature and where it is in Nature and what its role is and hemp is really great at rope and fiber. So I'd like to see us bring back hemp because we can make a lot safer clothing, a lot stronger things away from these dangerous toxic, you know, plastics and other kind of products that we've moved towards if we go back to But hemp in your eye is going to drive fibrosis.

In your lungs, fibrocyst, COPD, and in the liver, fatty liver. You can drive diseases in a wrong way if you don't appreciate the system and the differences. So the full spectrum hemp products that you get, that would drive that type of a process? Is that what you're saying? Sometimes, yeah. If you do a full-spectrum from hemp, but if I take a whole spectrum from one of the other strains of cannabis, not hemp where you have 50-50 THC, CBD. your two main signaling channels there, you can do a lot more with a lots less.

So some of the problems when you use hemp, which is, the legal is something like less than 3%. And now they're saying, pull it all out. Well, when and use that broad spectrum formulations, then you don't get anything correct. And it's like decaffeinating your coffee that makes it poison. You know, the caffeine is a pureinergic modulator. It's a natural antioxidant in food. If it bothers you, your heart races or something, it means you have something else going on, a disease process, an inflammatory process.

Um, and you need to think about it. drink decaffeinated coffee. It's like Protonics and things like that. Just sensors on sale. So you have to just, it's really a lot of fun. I don't know how to explain it in a way that would have your audience. Well, they're obviously not formulators, so for practitioners. I would use a, and we do this when we, you know, like Charlotte's web strain is fabulous for seizures. And then we've listed their entire books, one, I believe one by Steven Herrick Buhner, which I use, a lot of his natural products for things like that, various fermentations.

They go through every one of the plants and show you all the CBNs and the CVGs and things that we know of and they're almost like biomarkers. to say, okay, if all of those are there, then some other things are here. Because what you want to do is less is more. So the less you can use according to nature, the better off you are in any drug development. We just take advantage of these synergies. And then we don't need to use high dose chemotherapy like Casodex. That's where our patents are. It's just nutritional support.

But we ran clinical trials with them. and with those other formulations with the Adenosine and the Reishi and there was Scudilaribar. I was actually looking at some of those formations we did a long time ago just to see what we could do now because we weren't able to make those drugs or get them through the FDA because they don't want you to cure anybody. And they kept making the money on it. Then they can't make any money on it. So for a hundred dollars a month though, you can, heal, stay well.

I mean, for everything that's going on right now, there's probably nobody that shouldn't have a cannabinoid, a CBD, CBN for sleep all the time and should be taking a sleep formula just because it's so healing. And where can people go for good quality? I mean, because there's obviously you go out there and it's everywhere, y'all. Just this store, CBD, CBG, I'll, so where, can, people, go, for, good, quality. Well, I would not go in a store and mainly because what you want is to know from the chain of command and they would call them certificate of analysis of everything in the process all along the way.

So we use various, it depends on the state and what's legal in state. We have the cited in line of products. the hemp-minded body in the PMA and our ministry, like dove ministry because that allows us to use more THC. So the cytogen products are primarily CBD where we've, you know, had to take out all the THCs and bring back things like beta carofal and the adaptogens. And they do work. It does help to us the hops and some of the other terpenes in order to tell the effects, it just becomes more complicated.

So there are a lot of good online stores. I think of a of different manufacturers and products like Nessa. It's just going to a local, you definitely don't want to be in a dispensary and because you just don' know because that stem is one of your world's best heavy metal detoxifiers. So if you smoke it, if eat it and you don''t know where it came from. All those heavy metals and glyphosates and all the chemicals that You almost have to grow indoors. We even use various coconut husks and we know the manufacturers that make the soils you can grow it in because again it's going to take all the toxins in the plant growing.

There's so much metal in that that gets on an outdoor plant. So the where you can go is difficult. There is a Get Healthy store that's a green Get healthy store. The Cytogen line of products we've been working with, they had set up a while back something called CBD authority. What they did is they went through a lot of the manufacturers and they checked the boxes that the certificate of analyses were there. We tend to do a lot of that too, which is just look at it and tell you the product. So I've been working in the last year just to identify as many great products as I can and get them in stores.

We've found a number of them even just in last. That's why I come to events like today because if you've got one and it's all good that I like that formulation and we just call up whoever runs the store and say, hey, can you get this? And she says, fine, where's the contact? I just tell her the manufacturer and we get it there. The idea is to make it easier to distribute so people don't get a hold of the wrong things. We just teach the practitioners what to buy so we can certainly set you up with whatever the manufacturers.

For me, it's different because I'm in California. That's easy for me. which is that cannabis juice. I know Michaela well for decades. And so there are a lot of good things out there. It's there, and a whole lot more people are doing it a little bit better.

Regenerative Medicine, Aging, and Tissue Repair 45:00

We just have to educate. trying to do on teaching everybody it's not a drug, it is food, and it it okay. You know, you certainly don't want to be too high, but you cannot die from cannabis. Nobody ever has, unlike the opioids and driving that they're not addictive. you have to careful with intestinal motility and things like that. If you use THC young, so we have think about. nursing mothers and where they are, what's going on. But for that, it's just a matter of applying in a balm. If you take a bomb formula and you just put it right on the back of your neck, that'll calm kids instantly down because it goes right through the bloodstream.

So, if you formulate that in a nice oil, and it's warm, it calms these kids down when they're really aggressive. It's just, its fabulous for some of these, you know, injuries, vaccine injuries and, psychosis, OCD, ADHD, calming the itch, just calm it all down. That's all. dysregulation of those sensors that tell you everything's okay. I think of it as a pinball machine or your iPhone just on tilt, you know, just everything is popping and you just have to go. It's so easy to do because God gave us these fabulous systems and there they work.

And that's why if you eat the plant and or the meat, other animals and we can keep our animals healthy too. So cannabis will cure lymphoma, dogs. And so, yeah, and lots of things. We've used it on our dogs, on skin diseases. Those are the best places. Just put a little in their food and they heal, because they have endocannabinoid systems too, so it's a way to keep viruses from being activated. It keeps everything latent in silence through that DNA metal, that epigenetic. It says, we're okay, because when you turn on the switch, you send out all the slides.

Yeah. And they get all the inflammation going and everything. So how much, so you said the best is kind of a 50-50 ratio, THC, CP, and then the CVG. For inflammatory cancers, for seizures, you don't want any THCs. No. The best, some of the better, the Charlotte Webb strains and those hemp strains, those make the. Best seizure medications and things like that. Anxiety and sleep, a little more CBN and CBG and It's a matter of just formulating and knowing your plants. I just go to the growers and I know the people who grow it, as do many others.

as a good cannabis formulation that he's mixed with some Bullock. And so we can take advantage of a lot of different detox pathways and synergies and do a lotta healing. That is the benefit and the joy of where we are now because we're at that place where people are just starting to see there's better way with natural products and our God taking advantage our our god given endogenous systems. Whether it be the food, the biome, vitamin D, they're all God given. And God didn't make mistakes. All you need is clean nutrients and clean phytonutrients.

It's hard to get those in the world of GMO. So what kind of quantity for somebody battling cancer? I mean, what kinda quantity are we talking about for a person? What is too much? You said there's nothing too, but what is enough? Yeah, if you're looking at a cancer like a multiple myeloma and you are hoarding, let's just say Rituximab, which is a frontline therapy for these things. We would use just one or two of the juice a day, the cold extracted juice, just to keep all the toxins running through out of your gut, that dead cells as the cancer's resolving keep down the pain, keep you eating.

You know, catexia is the biggest problem, TNF, you can't eat, nothing tastes good, because the answer is using all your fuel. And so in that case, sometimes we'll even use a gram suppository. If people are in really aggressive cancer states, we'll use a gram suppositor to really hit hard and see if you do it suppostory, you won't get too high. But if the frozen juice won have you high, you'll just be relaxed. So you can't overdo the juice, but it's not the world's most pleasant taste. And that kind of keeps you from it.

If you overdose, if you have There's really no overdosing because it's just food. So you'll get the munchies, you will get hungry or you all fall asleep, which was the goal. You'll relax, she'll calm down. A lot of times because so many people haven't had those receptors activated for so long and slow metabolizers of anything, it can take two or three hours to get you to where you notice it. so you want to be really careful about slowly. working and slowly just do like we'll do a rice grain in a capsule.

We'll just one capsule, we will do just a half mil of attention and you'll work your way up and see how you're doing on that day because it'll catch up to you and literally fall down and hurt yourself if you all of a sudden you are like whoa and so and if your on some chemotherapies or especially some of the opioids, you will vomit because it's going to detox you. You'll get serious vomiting and diarrhea. It will get you off of those drugs, but it is a classic. The DT cutted the shakes and everything.

So that's uncomfortable for most folks. You could support it with GAVA and some other things, but we try to stay with that. We just work our way up. But if it's a serious cancer situation, like the multiple myeloma one, we gave her everything, at least a gram a day and a suppository, and we didn't care if she slept all day. enough in the juice too, because we needed to heal the bone and the osteoblasts needed build them up and not the clasp, break them down and see when you're driving towards that pathway, too much toxin, really aggressive cancer is too many toxins, so you just can't metabolize food and you can do pathways.

And the juice was the one that was stimulating the osteoblast to repair. Yeah. And it's just detoxing. It's green. Even your urine and your feces will smell like cannabinoids. So that's when you know, you got to know when your using it all up. And the person just over a week or so and you really want to have somebody with them and a practitioner kind of hanging out. But you know when it's not difficult. That's why it is fun when its food because it isn't difficult too. I'm almost always using it with the chemotherapy or with radiation.

because I know that God wants us to realize even if people keep poisoning themselves with these things, the taxpayers have paid for an awful lot of fabulous drugs. We just don't use them right. No. You don' use it at the right time and the righ patient and right amount because it doesn't make money if you microdose things. So a lot things are really micro-dosed. It really depends on area of the cancer too. And we look at everything, the skin, everything. Just your hair, if you're all real gray and just you could tell.

But again, you don't want the cannabinoids until you fix the cell membranes. So you got to de-bulk some of time because the cannabis won't help you if it can't de bulb the tumor. At least you won' t notice it. It could help. So you still would need the surgery or you're still wouldn't need some of the chemo to kind of shrink it or remove it. And then at the same time, you have the cell membranes talking about the oils and, and to kinda make, make that healthy. Yeah. We'll see breast lesions and we'll put it on the breast, lesion, we will take it internally and use the chemotherapy.

And it helps. Right after surgery, we're putting it right on the surgical because again, TGF-Beta's goal is wound healing. But wound-healing too much is a tumor, it's fibrosis. So you want Tgf-beta to feedback and turn it off. We're watching the wound healings. When you cut in a surgery when you do a chemotherapy, that's creating an injury. And we are following it up with a cannabinoid. preparation too. And that's where the cannabinoids, you know, because obviously, fibrosis, that is when the signaling is not taking place appropriately.

So the body doesn't know what appropriate skin healing would be. Yeah, there's no dimmer switch. It just keeps winding rope around the wound and it doesn´t realize that it's already fixed. Yeah, so the endocannabinoids will help them to control so that the communication takes place appropriately. So the tissue will be healed appropriately because there's that right communication at the body. Correct. And it really hits at heart. It gets to the root cause. You know, and so it's really a cure. When you're using it for pain and things like that, it is part of curative strategies.

And so, its really not just masking. It's not shutting down the signaling. Its healing at the same time. So, you have to take a little bit of pain. And see how it's working and see it goes along. But I mean, I'll get activation of my XMRVs and I will start coughing. And I just use eucalyptus. So you do other essential oils like mentholatum and like you used to do on your chest and eukalypthus and i'll just put that right there. I formulate the cannabis in that and drive it into the lungs if I can't, because I I never smoke anything, but you can, some of the date pens, if you're trying to drive it, then you want to really, because I work with, I just, again, work the formulators too.

I know the guys that make the good stuff and we use the goods stuff. Most of it's on our website, therealdrjudy.com. You can find, we even took Sev's Alinko Z-Stack. And that all you needed was CBD stock. Because if you cough and cough, that just drives and drives more. And it'll even clear mucus. You could drive toward a TH9 or things like that. It's just appreciating pathways. That's a lot of what, as you know, what I talk about, how to take advantage of the crosstalk. I'm looking at the cell sensors on the surface and just trying to make the charge run.

That's all. Yeah. And kind of at end, I mean, now we've talked a lot about the cancer, but this relates to so much, because cancer is obviously when the body is gone. You know, too far, the body can't compensate anymore. But then if you just look for kind of like regenerative medicine and preventative. I mean, obviously to have these signaling system functioning optimally is key. And also that will then control a lot. of the inflammatory processes because we know like in phlegm aging, you know, the inflammation is driving the aging process.

So, if we're able to have these dimmer switches, so to say, to be able turn on and turn off inflammation appropriately, then that is regenerative medicine. and knowing CB1's on the mesenchymal stem cell, stem cells regenerate the tissue, the connective tissue and CB2 is on hematopoietic. So, inflammation is loss of balance between the two and that's where that OBG in that ankle, that whole bone osteoporosis, you know, endocannabinoid deficiency, osteoperosis. Any of these bone and degenerative, so regenerative.

We've seen disc and in fact, it can photomodulate. You can put some, a methylene blue and cannabidoids in the bottom and photodimodulated and just drive oxygen into the tissue and into right there in some of the stenosis that we see in a lot. So yeah, it is at the heart regenerative medicine because they're on the stem cells in the resident stem cell macrophage of every organ system. can generate. You don't have to keep peeling cataracts off your eye, off of your lens. All you have do is use a cannabinoid and other containing eye drops.

That's regenerative medicine. Target the tissue compartment only that's gone awry. The dimmer switch of the flame is on the stem cells. And that is why you can regenerate if you appreciate how it turned out and played. Well, Dr. Judy, thank you so much. I mean, the knowledge you bring to the world and this time when we really need it, I was seeing a lot of these chronic diseases like cancer really accelerate and we're moving towards like one out of two soon to be dealing with cancer at some point.

And so to kind of focus on regenerative medicine and preventative, but then obviously if you get into that position to have tools that are safe and effective. So thank you so much. You're welcome. They're perfectly safe by God. I love it. Thank you for tuning in to Doctor Talks. We hope today's episode has enlightened and inspired you on your path to optimal health. Each day is a new opportunity to make choices that empower your well-being. For more insights and strategies, subscribe to our podcast and visit our website, www.doctortalks dot com.

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