Specialties

“Alzheimer’s disease is a leading cause of dementia in the elderly population for which there is no cure at present. Deposits of neurotoxic plaques are found in the brains of patients which are composed of fibrils of the amyloid-β peptide. Molecules which can disrupt these fibrils have gained attention as potential therapeutic agents. Δ-tetrahydrocannabidiol (THC) is a cannabinoid, which can bind to the receptors in the brain, and has shown promise in reducing the fibril content in many experimental studies.”

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1093326321000589

We’ve had patients with fairly advanced Alzheimer’s start taking low dose (under 5mg total cannabinoids 3X per day) then suddenly go from combative and distressed to calm, happy and most importantly, easily redirectable. We’ve then been able to watch them continue to experience this benefit with no change in dosing, for many years. The science behind our endocannbinoid receptors and how they impact us neurologically is well understood.  The support they provide is essential to an overall feeling of well being.  Although cannabis will not cure dementia, it can help ease the suffering for patients and their families that can often be a part of having a dementia diagnosis.

Roadblocks stopping people in locked dementia units from accessing this resource are often around accountability and delivery. How do they know it is safe? How do they know it is the correct dose? How do they know how to pass it?

We have answered all those questions for you. We can guide you to the state paperwork so that your facility is in compliance. We can link you with physicians who are well versed in certifying patients and writing orders that are facility compliant. Once those steps have been navigated, we will then deliver precisely dosed capsules, in bubble packs with a state compliant label.

Over the years, I’ve been asked to offer support during some clients’ end-of-life transitions.  It often happens that when someone finds their way to me they have already purchased numerous products from their local pot shop or caregiver.  The average person will spend upwards of $500 on products that have them on a rollercoaster of highs and lows with breakthrough symptoms in between.  

We replace all this with 2 specific to you prescription bottles that have clear instructions on how to dose for optimal benefit and provide unlimited phone support to ensure that changes are met as they arise. With our proven method of guidance and properly dosed capsules, we typically see better efficacy with the first dose and continual increased relief with reduced pharmaceuticals within the first week.  

 Your Choice for End of Life 

It has been my experience that people who are given the opportunity to ease their transition with cannabis benefit greatly. I’ve witnessed people using cannabis comfortable and interactive right up until the moment they release from their body. Free of pain and most importantly, not lying motionless under a chemical restraint unable to engage with their loved ones.

Death is a touchy subject for many of us. Yet death, like birth, is a normal part of life.

These bodies we live in are temporary, but ultimately are the only home we are issued. Let’s take care of them as best we can while we are thriving. I am here to support you in the care and keeping of your body and will ensure, should you so choose when the time comes, that you exit your body in a state of grace. Awake, alert and fully present.

There has been extensive research on how cannabinoids impact cancer cells. We have linked a few articles below that cover the basics. Whether you’re looking for symptom relief from your chemotherapy and radiation treatment or hoping to utilize cannabinoids as a first line of defense, we are here to assist.

Here is a partial list of the specific diagnosis that we have encountered over the years:

Cannabinoids in the landscape of cancer | SpringerLink

Cannabinoids, endocannabinoids, and cancer | SpringerLink

Back in 2014, while working as a Certified Brain Injury Specialist, Angel stumbled upon a medical journal article that inspired her to move forward with learning more about how the cannabinoid receptors can be enticed into providing people with TBI some relief from and in some cases, eradication of long-term symptoms that result from such an event. Since then, many people have been assisted in finding their way to a low dose, therapeutic protocol after brain injury. Over time, these people have found that their overall well-being has greatly improved. Some even feel they’ve been given back a life they thought was gone forever. Neuroplasticity can be encouraged with an appropriate dose of THC. Appropriate, being the key word. Many people who self-medicate, find that they get acute relief from smoking cannabis or ingesting edibles. Long term, this is not beneficial due to overloading the receptors each time. With a low dose protocol that meets the unique needs of the individual, we find that the relief is more subtle and that over time gains are made that become a permanent part of their lives.

Cannabinoids and brain injury: therapeutic implications – ScienceDirect

Selective activation of cannabinoid receptor-2 reduces neuroinflammation after traumatic brain injury via alternative macrophage polarization – ScienceDirect

Below is a comprehensive list of the diagnosis we have encountered and supported.