16SW12 - Working with the Heavy Cannabis User: Side Effects, Withdrawal Symptoms and Constitutional Considerations Format:Audio Specific protocols for different degrees

Specific protocols for different degrees of depression are offered including herbs

optimize mitochondrial function and assist and balance the endogenous transformation of toxins

In herbal medicine

Legionnaires disease and chronic sinusitis

This presentation will focus on the results of an NIH funded human clinical trial designed to evaluate chemically defined constituents of Echinacea on prevention of rhinovirus infection and reduction of the symptoms associated with the common cold

16SW12 - Working with the Heavy Cannabis User: Side Effects, Withdrawal Symptoms and Constitutional Considerations Format:Audio Specific protocols for different degreesSpeaker: Paul Bergner. Heavy Cannabis use can have acute and chronic side effects, including a cycle of dependence and addiction. Side effects include deficits in cognition and executive function (more serious in those who begin using Cannabis heavily in their teenage years); Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS), female and male reproductive dysfunction; and a set of syndromes in the traditional Chinese system of medicine. Clinical case studies