I also registered and my e-mail said I would get an e-mail on how to participate within 36 hrs. none arrived, didn't buy premium package. How was it?
I got the link to the program the day before, so be alert to that. I also had to register twice. Haven't tried to access it again, since it was all information we already covered.
Edit: Just checked, and my link is still open. If I had the funds, I'd be supporting them. All my current mad money is tied up in equipment and supplies for the grow and for oil production. Big surprise, eh?
To be honest, it made me feel really proud of the work we do here. It's been my goal from the beginning to help members avoid the sense of "This is just too much!" and make it easier to understand from planting the seed to administering the first dose successfully and then establishing a workable individual protocol.
I'm looking forward to the next offerings. Every time I watch something like this I learn something new. That wasn't the case last night, but I appreciated the effort, and I'm heartened that John and Corinne have stepped up the game and put this in everyone's face. Between their efforts and the work at Green Flower Media the playing field just got a bit more crowded, didn't it? All this education of the masses can only work to everyone's benefit.
KR, probably the biggest revelation to me in all my study is how low a dose it truly takes to treat just about everything. Mara Gordon's been saying all along that most of the cancers they treat are effectively controlled and even eliminated with doses below 400mg of THC per day. As everyone processes cannabis in an individual expression, it really comes down to starting sub-therapeutically and building that dose slowly until you see positive results, then staying at that dose until labs tell you to try a different one.
Oncologists will be most impressed by the trials our government won't allow to happen, so the heavy work is still going to fall on the individual. That's why we all devote ourselves to this incessant study and sharing.
It occurred to me, watching last night's presentation, that some information on intake data might be helpful. If you were under the care of a qualified medical team there'd be a long list of questions they'd be asking you. I'm not interested in having people dump that data here, but if we had those questions, or a list of what they look like and the significance of the questions in relation to the protocol, members could ask themselves and get a better feel for what adding cannabinoid therapy would entail in conjunction with the rest of their current treatment.
Yes..... I have some idea of the magnitude of this suggestion. It's going to be a massive undertaking. For now it's on a back burner, but the fire's been lit.