Cannabis & Conditions of Hope with Tammi Sweet

Cannabis & Conditions of Hope

The conditions of hope; anxiety, depression and PTSD are some of the leading reasons people seek out working with cannabis. Physiologically this makes sense since cannabis, containing both THC and/or CBD, works with the endocannabinoid system within us. The endocannabinoid system, in turn, modulates the stress response and it is the ability to turn on and off the stress response that mitigates anxiety, depression & PTSD.

In this webinar we will review the stress response, the role of the endocannabinoid system and the mechanism of how cannabis helps alleviate the conditions. We will dive into proper strain selection and dosing guidelines followed by a Q & A session.

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About the teacher:

Tammi Sweet is a passionate and energetic teacher. Her love, amazement and wonder of the human body and how it works shines through as she presents the material in ways people can understand and take home. She loves integrating the wisdom of the body with all aspects of living. Presently she is co-director Heartstone Center for Earth Essentials, travels to teach Anatomy and Physiology at conferences and Herbal Schools and offers two online video courses. She is the author of the recently released, The Wholistic Healing Guide to Cannabis: Understanding the Endocannabinoid System, Addressing Specific Ailments and Conditions, and Making Cannabis-Based. Her learning of the body has come through many paths including traditional Master’s level college studies in Neurobiology, collegiate athletics, college level Anatomy teaching, Massage School, Yoga Teacher Training, Herbal studies, and most importantly, an ever-growing love of understanding who we are in relation with this wonderful home we call earth.