How can you get the most out of cannabis?

Listen to an expert like Ryan Sprague, a pioneer in the Conscious Cannabis movement, who coaches clients on how to engage with the plant in this discerning Living 4D podcast.

Learn more about Ryan on his Highly Optimized podcast and on social media via Facebook and Instagram here and here.

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Show Notes

“Cannabis acts like a mirror.” (9:39)
The big minuses of hydroponic cannabis. (12:04)
Why Ryan is a cannabis snob. (16:36)
Are you using cannabis to numb out? (28:47)
Despite its popularity, people are more uneducated about cannabis than ever before. (37:20)
Therapeutic uses for cannabis. (45:32)
Sex and cannabis. (50:00)
Ryan describes his cannabis coaching course. (55:05)
Your personal biochemistry affects how cannabis works, or doesn’t. (1:03:05)
BioGeometry changed the way Ryan grows cannabis. (1:07:02)
How cannabis became a part of Ryan’s life as a teenager. (1:16:34)
When Ryan realized he was abusing cannabis. (1:23:22)
The feminine energy in cannabis. (1:31:32)
Ever experience a can jam? (1:42:06)
Tobacco versus cannabis. (1:46:53)
The very practical reasons to take Ryan’s cannabis course. (2:00:37)

Resources

New England Grass Roots Foundation
The work of Jagadish Chandra Bose, Wolfgang Ernst Pauli, Paul Stamets and Julia Ross
Cannabis sativa
Cephalic phases responses and appetite from Nutrition Reviews
Leaf with Dr. William Courtney on YouTube
The Secret Life of Plants by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird

More resources for this episode are available on our website.

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