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Normalizing Flower in Traditional Medicine with Dr. Annabelle Manalo-Morgan | Ep 428
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In this episode, Devin Aracena is joined by Dr. Annabelle Manalo Morgan, a renowned cell and developmental biologist, as she explores the world of natural compounds and integrative healthcare systems. Discover her passion for normalizing c-nnabis, mushrooms, and natural compounds from the coca plant for holistic health improvement. Learn about the endocannabinoid system, controversies surrounding it, and the importance of personalized care. Dr. Annabelle shares her journey in bridging the gap between scientific research and patient care, as well as her plans for creating 'Mighty Flower' supplements for kids' neurological health. This is part 2 of the interview.
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Timestamps:
(0:38) - Understanding the Endocannabinoid System
(4:01) - The Role of Politics in Science
(7:05) - The Power of Prevention and the Endocannabinoid System
(14:54) - The Mission to Normalize Natural Compounds
(17:21) - The Need for Integration and Communication in Science
(19:36) - The Future of Natural Wellness and Science
(24:22) - The Journey of Creating a Scientifically Formulated Product: Messiah
(26:35) - The Future of Health Industry: Science-Backed Natural Products
(28:55) - The Importance of Quality and Efficacy in Health Products
(30:58)- The Creation of Mighty Flower: A Natural Supplement for Kids
(38:25) - The Importance of Quality and Integrity in the Health Industry
(40:16) - The Power of Conversation in Bridging the Gap in Health Industry
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