Trulieve CEO discusses budding U.S. marijuana market
Trulieve CEO discusses budding U.S. marijuana market
Trulieve CEO Kim Rivers discussed legalization of marijuana in New Jersey and how she expects the market to open up in the northeast U.S. region. Subscribe to CNBC PRO for access to investor and analyst insights: https://cnb.cx/2Vtntx6
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Amen
Amen
We did not really discover the endocannabinoid system until 1992. The endocannabinoid system is throughout our bodies with CB1 and CB2 receptors in your organs including the brain and liver. The over 100 phytocannabinoids that the cannabis plant has mirror many of the cannabinoids our body naturally produces. We have not begun to understand the interactions this plant has with our bodies. No one has ever died because of imbibing cannabis.
Humanity was dealt one of its hardest blows by Anslinger and the rest that made cannabis illegal. The cannabis plant is one of, if not the most, versatile plants on the planet. All cannabis plants produce hemp fiber, whether they are less than 0.3% THC hemp as classified by the government, or any other cannabis plant. Sativa is preferred to make hemp fiber because it can grow up over 16 feet tall and has longer fibers than indicas or ruderalis types of cannabis. Even the seeds can be used for many things such as a dietary supplement, or for oil to run engines. Ford made a hemp car and the US Navy still uses hemp rope/line because it is better than anything else.
We are going green the high way. In other words, you have to be high to think this is the right way. I can’t wait till the big corporations like Phillip Morris, who have extensive experiences with massive industrial scale farming of this type, start growing millions of acres of sativas for the fiber for hemp products and for super cheap THC and CBD concentrates and edibles, with greenhouse growing of mids for packaged THC cannabis joints like you would get now with regular cigarettes. Mom and Pop could still grow indoor highly cultivated specialty strains for the connoisseur.
This is the most comprehensive video about cannabinoids I have found, and shows how little we know: Understanding Cannabinoids: Your Complete Cannabis Guide / Samantha Miller / Green Flower https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COxEoW_rsLw
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i go to trulieve all the time great place 😉