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How Plant Medicine Turned My PTSD into Post Traumatic Growth
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1620 Pablo is well-versed in alternate methods of medication. Pablo shares his experience using plant medicine, specifically cannabis and CBD, to deal with mental health obstacles and physical injuries.
1620 Pablo also emphasizes the need for better care and support for veterans within the VA system. while sharing his journey with cannabis and advocacy in the state of Florida. He discusses his involvement in fighting against restrictive hemp bills and the importance of small businesses in the industry. 1620 Pablo explains the difference between THC and CBD and the various benefits of different cannabinoids.
Additionally, he highlights the issue of military sexual trauma (MST) and the need for support and resources for survivors. 1620 Pablo emphasizes the importance of post-traumatic growth and the collective effort needed to address mental health issues and reduce suicide rates among veterans and the wider community.
MST Task Force Puerto Rico: https://www.benefits.va.gov/sanjuan/
The Centre: https://www.thecentrespb.com/
Battle Buds: https://www.battlebudsusa.com/
Mike Minardi: https://minardilaw.com/
Tu Canna: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amnQPWPXVQw
Chillum: https://chillumdispensary.com/
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