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All for One and One for All: How Integrating Care Increases Successful Treatment Outcomes
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The founder of the Upward Cannabis Kitchen, Carlton has a passion for crafting high quality cannabis products. Through the development of a tea based cannabis beverage line, Carlton was able to explore ancillary endocannabinoid modulators and the wide world of botanicals and brings this passion into their work as a cook, consultant, and caregiver. When not developing personalized formulations, Carlton helps their mother – Dr. Melanie Bone – with her cannabis wellness practice in South Florida. With the list time remaining, Carlton enjoys volunteering with a local Harm Reduction Group and making art and wonderful memories with friends.
View the profileMultilingual Biomedical Executive and Engaging Public Speaker with 25+ Years Strategic Visionary Leadership Leveraging Breakthrough Science into Novel Therapies and Medicinal Agents, including Cannabinoid-centered Biotechnology
View the profileDr. Fink is a popular and in-demand Miami area physician, and is Medical Director of the Miami Center of Excellence (Miami, FL), and Florida Keys OB/GYN (Key Largo, FL). His areas of expertise include sexual medicine and sexual function optimization, bio-identical hormones and menopause management, contraception, sexually transmitted infections, menstrual dysfunction, and fertility. Named amongst "America's Top OB/GYNs", "Who's Who in Obstetrics & Gynecology", Dr. Fink has received the Patient's Choice Award for over half a decade, and prides himself on the superlative, personal care he provides.Dr. Fink is a well known consultant to both print and television media on women's health and general health topics. He is most proficient in translating complicated scientific and medical subjects into easily understood sound bytes, and with his extensive prior expertise in the entertainment industry, Dr. Fink is uniquely talented in both live studio television and on-camera medical reporting.He is also a sought after expert witness to the judicial system on topics related to his medical specialty. A mastery of the scope of practice, Dr. Fink can testify as to standards for office & hospital obstetrics, surgical techniques, OB & GYN ultrasound, gynecology office practice, and certain cosmetic procedures. He is frequently retained by both defense and plaintiff's attorneys.
View the profileDr. J. Julian Grove is a double-board certified, fellowship trained anesthesiologist and pain management specialist. Dr. Grove completed his undergraduate studies at Amherst College and received his Medical Doctorate degree (MD) at the University of Colorado.Dr. Grove went on to complete his residency in anesthesiology at Stanford University Medical Center in Palo Alto, California and then a fellowship in pain management at Harvard Medical School (Brigham and Women’s Hospital) in Boston, Massachusetts.Over the course of his career, he has peer reviewed, published articles on neurotoxicity, neuronal glial cell activation, and neuroplasticity.Dr. Grove has lectured regionally and nationally on various pain management topics, including opioid abuse, addiction and diversion, novel drug delivery systems in non-steroidal anti-inflammatory therapy (NSAIDS) and skeletal muscle relaxants, tamper resistant opioid formulations and cancer related pain.Currently, he is in private practice in Phoenix, Arizona and a Co-Founder of Pain Consultants of Arizona. He continues to serve as the president of the Arizona Pain Society since 2010.Dr. Grove has been included in Phoenix Magazines Top Doctor yearly awards for the specialty of pain management since 2010.
View the profileRealizing the benefits of cannabis for patients with cancer and inflammatory bowel disease, Dr. Adam Abodeely, MD, MBA, FACS, FASCRS expanded his medical cannabis practice to include patients with a variety of medical ailments. Dedicated to advancing the science and education of cannabinoid-bases therapies, he has a special interest in formulating products that capture the unique benefits of cannabinoids, terpenes and other natural ingredients to provide optimal synergy and interaction with the human endocannabinoid system.
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The infamous “Emperor of All Maladies”, cancer is truly a multi-headed beast that can strike at any time. More and more, we are discovering that a strong link exists between the emotional and mental state of a patient and their chances of survival. To that end, Advanced Integrative Medical Science, or AIMS, seeks to target the treatment of this disease in much the same way as it attacks the human body: From many angles at once. AIMS brings together specialists and healers from a variety of specialties and clinical practices to treat the physical, emotional, and mental aspects of this affliction.
00:16 Introduction. The concept of integrated medicine
10:13 Synergies. Experimenting. Integration of cannabis
21:40 Data as a tool to promote CBD
27:52 Perspectives of cannabis
31:45 Q&A
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Willing to answer this and give a brief bio. That would be tremendous is what does the concept of Integrative Medicine mean to you? And how did you come to integrate this modality into your practice and research. What are the current landscape practitioners you hope to integrate Botanical therapy is like cannabis into a medic Medical Treatments look like and what's just go down the line brief intro and your thoughts on that topic you want me to start my name is Dr. Karyemaitre Aliffe and my background is organic Medicinal Chemistry and Drug
design and clinical pharmacology medical doctor and also trains in anesthesia to basically psychotropic medicine. And so this whole area of mind and nervous system and control systems of the body is very interested in making a deal anesthesiologist has to be caregiver actually cares because for me anything that works and two separate things into alternative and just sounds I don't know if it doesn't make any sense and that if something works, it's effective people should pursue in the old days
Physicians weren't told how to prescribe by a pharmaceutical company. So this question of not knowing a starting dose, but if you know that you have a therapeutic window you have this huge pop in where that you can give, you know thousand to in a CBD without harming someone then