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Don't forget to add your names to your posts! Prof Newhart

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Don't forget to add your names to your posts! Prof Newhart

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Don't forget to add your names to your posts! Prof Newhart

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Don't forget to add your names to your posts! Prof Newhart

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I thought it was interesting and funny that Mechoulam, his wife and friends all agreed to try the cake and be the subjects of an experiment, especially considering that they had no prior experience with cannabis.

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The persecution of cannabis testing in a political sense

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The fact that they used column chromatography was really cool since I've done that in my chem labs -Rylan Pena

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No questions about the history, the grandfather of weed answered most of them! Sooo interesting!! -Bria Petras

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Learning more about the newer discoveries in cannabis as a medicine, mentioned in the documentary. (Alzheimers, cancer, etc.)- JP

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I like the process in which they had to find a name, looking into different languages, what made sense ect and ultimately landing on bill naming it. - Bria Petras

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I would like to learn more about the health benefits within cannabis. - donovan

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How much did NIH actually spend on Mechoulam's research? - Don

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I want to learn more about cannabis and the embryonic stage that was referenced in the movie. - Bria Petras

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I thought it was super funny that Mechoulam tested THC with his colleagues by baking a edible cake and trying it during a dinner party. - Noah meck

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Cheyanne Halbleib- Movie Highlight #1: Mechoulam went out of his way to get the permits to obtain the hashish from the police

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The endocannabinoid system - Don

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I really like how the movie showed not only all the ways cannabis can be used in health care but it also showed the future possibilities of cannabis in healthcare. It was frustrating to learn about how although cannabis greatly helped children facing cancer medications, they cannot access it. - Jonah Gilles

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The effects of cannabis on cancer patients. - Xitlaly D.

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I thought it was interesting that even though the cancer trial and the epilepsy trial were successful no further research was made to either of those discoveries

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I liked that he used his findings to help children who were going through the painful side effects of chemo. - Itzel Ramirez

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I guess i dont understand why they would deny children help in medical situations if they found it not only helpful but extremely successful. - Bria Petras

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The fact it took a high official son smoking cannabis in the United States for them to want to send a grant. - donovan

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The effects of cannabis on Alzheimer's patients.

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the retrograde signal that is sent backwards on the synapse to adjust neurotransmitter release.

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I would like to learn more on the endocannabinoid system. The breakdown made sense and it was interesting how much of our development and human nature comes from that system.

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What was Big Pharmas gain in researching cannabinoids?

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why was there no more further research about the positive effects of cannabis and epilepsy patients? - Itzel R

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How cannabinoid receptors potentially define and affect personality. - Jonah Gilles

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Ethan & Paula& Rylan

Benefits on ALS and female reproductive system

The scientist experimented the effects of THC in the cake at his house that his wife made.

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That the identification of the CB-1 and CB-2 receptors was done in the US despite the difficulty in cannabis research in the US. - Don

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Cheyanne Halbleib: Movie Highlight #2- Mechoulam reading in an ancient Arab text about treatment for Epilepsy

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I want to learn more about other countries legalization process outside of what prompted the U.S to criminalize, decriminalize etc…. Like what was their motivation and at what point it showed up in different parts of the world.

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The effects of continuous cannabis use in women and more history of how it's been used in the past. (prior to modern medicine)

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I found that DR. Raphael Mechoulam's tests very interesting. The olive oil vs the THC oil test for children with cancer. To see how much cannbis is able to do medicinally is crazy to me. Growing up with the stigma of cannabis its so new to me how it can be used in this way. - Taleya Uriarte

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that the NIH only started funding Mechoulam's research because a senators son in the US was caught smoking cannabis. - Itzel R

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More about CB1 and CB2 and the enzymes involved with endocannabiniods. -Kailey

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I want to look at the effects of cannabis use on reproductive health.

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andrew: does cannabis interact with synthetic pharmaceutical drugs? (either positive or negative)

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I also wanna learn more about the genetic aspects in why certain people experience different symptoms -Kailey

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Cheyanne Halbleib: Movie Highlight #3: Mechoulam inviting his colleagues over to have the birthday cake as test subjects

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I don't understand why they would not progress research with both the children with cancer and the study that helped with epilepsy

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Didn't have a question the video documentary was very informative and answered my general questions

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How old the endocannabinoid system is as far as evolution, and how it naturally interacts with the plant's molecular compounds to alter the body's response in areas like pain, stress, hunger, sleep, etc...

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I want to learn more about the endocannabinoid system and how our body naturally degrades and reacts to certain enzymes that enter our systems.

-Devin Washington

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Why the research never went anywhere after the findings were published. -Kailey

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Cheyanne Halbleib: Movie Highlight #4- Finding the matching endogenous compounds that bind to the same receptors as the Delta-9 & THC Compounds in relation to strong bones and the same hormone related to milk from mothers and bonding

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The fact that Mechoulam started his search because he wanted to develop on a new topic that was untouched worldwide - we can cure cancer upon further cannabis research! Also, not to mention their first human trial - with a cake! (The personality theory eas also interesting..

~Sam Camacho

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How a lot of cannabis studies are no longer taking place.

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Don't forget to add your names to your posts! Prof Newhart

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How has our understanding of how the endocannabinoid system shapes personality developed in the last couple of years. - Jonah Gilles

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What new discoveries have been made since you got in the field? - Donovan

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Cannabis is know to help with nausea and appetite of cancer patients, but the video we watched mentioned it might also inhibit cancer cell growth via the the endocannabinoid system. What research is/has been done in this area? - Don

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What are the genetics behind the endocannabinoid system, how is it passed on from parent to offspring? Also, is this currently being researched? If not, why? -Rylan P, Kailey M, Sam C, Noah M

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Cheyanne Halbleib & Brianna Peters: KQ for the Guest Speaker #1: Given how the drug classification schedule is listed, why are prominent agencies such as NIH still able to get away with classifying cannabis as Schedule I, being that it has no history of addiction, withdrawal, or death, and it has lots of medical research. Additionally, what role does the pharmaceutical industry play in it's legality? And currently is there any more progress that you're aware of?

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why does retrograde synapse signals get sent through the endocrine system backwards.

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Why is cannabis's recreational use more well-known than its medicinal benefits and scientific effects? - Taleya Uriarte

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How were endocannabinoids found in animals? - Xitlaly D.

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Is the reason behind the lack of studies on cannabis in the medical field because it goes against the negative stigma around cannabis? - Xitlaly D.