The Evolution of Human Health and Physiology

I think of human health and physiology through an evolutionary lens, through the lens of evolutionary biology. What is your understanding of like the endocannabinoid system or CB2 receptor activation through that kind of lens? Like, how does it make sense, just viewing it from that lens that modern humans need to spend more time activating those receptors in particular? That's an awesome question. It's something I've never, ever been asked before and admittedly something I've not really thought of. You know, previously, I will say that the endOCannabinoid system is an ancient, ancient, ancient preserved system in all vertebrates. And so basically any animal that has a backbone will have an end