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21/08/2026

Endo ay ibig sabihin galing sa loob.

Cannabinoid naman ang chemical.

System ay tinatawag na network.

Isipin mo ang katawan natin parang smart home.

May thermostat, may ilaw, may alarm.

Ang trabaho ng ECS ay i-balance lahat.

Hindi sobra, hindi kulang.

Tinatawag din siyang Master Regulator System dahil halos lahat ng major function hinahawakan niya.

Endocannabinoids ay ang sarili nating "susi".

Ang pinaka-sikat ay Anandamide at 2-AG.

Ginagawa sila ng katawan natin on-demand.

Receptors naman ay ang "pintuan".

Dalawa sa main.

CB1 nasa utak at nerves.

CB2 nasa immune system at katawan.

Enzymes naman ay parang "janitor".

Sila nagbe-breakdown ng endocannabinoids pag tapos na ang trabaho nila.

Ano ang ginagawa niya?

Parang traffic enforcer.

Pag may sobra o kulang, siya ang mag-aayos.

Mood & Stress 😌

Tulog 😴

Appetite 🍽️

Pain & Inflammation 🤕

Memory & Learning 🧠

Immune Response 🛡️

Halimabawa ng pag nagka-imbalance kulang ka sa anandamide dun lumalabas ang "haywire" feeling na sinabi mo.

Irritable, hindi makatulog, masakit katawan.

Saan papasoka ang cann4bis?

Eto yung maganda.

Ang mga phytocannabinoids galing sa halaman like THC at CBD ay halos kapareho ng hugis ng sarili nating endocannabinoids.

Kaya pag pinasok mo si Cannabis, "nauuto" niya yung mga receptors natin.

Parang duplicate key 🔑

THC = dumidikit directly sa CB1.

Kaya may "high" at pain relief.

CBD ay hindi direct.

Parang nagtuturo lang sa katawan na gumawa ka pa ng sarili mong anandamide + binabagal ang pag-breakdown nito.

Kaya maraming tao nakakaramdam ng ginhawa.

Hindi kasi foreign drug" ang tingin ng katawan.

Parang tinulungan lang ang sarili niyang system.

Kap hindi ako doktor ha.

Ang ECS ay legit na science at may mga pag-aaral na, pero iba-iba pa rin ang epekto sa bawat tao.

Kung gagamit para sa medical reason, the best pa rin kumonsulta sa healthcare professional o mapagkakatiwalaan tao.

Tama ba kap?

Built-in na yan satin.

Ang pinaka trabaho ng ECS ay homeostasis ibig sabihin nito ay ibalik tayo sa balanse.

21/08/2026

Angkop at bagay ba sa pagkatao mo ang m@riju@n@/c@nn@bis?

21/08/2026

"From Seed to Sovereignty" isn’t just a slogan — it’s a movement. 🌱🏠

"The Green Buffalo" tells the story of the Lower Sioux Indian Community as they reclaim their future by growing, processing, and building with h**p on their own land.

Dubbed the new buffalo, h**p is helping them create healthy homes, green jobs, and lasting self-reliance.

This October, the Lower Sioux will share that journey on a global stage as proud co-hosts of the 13th International H**p Building Symposium — the world’s leading event for h**p construction.

Watch their story now, then join us in Minnesota to see how they’re building a future rooted in culture, sustainability, and innovation.

🎥 Watch here: https://bit.ly/4fAbYMf
Directed by Joel Caldwell for Patagonia

20/08/2026

Progressive Minds 🇹🇭 Progressive Country.

This picture from Thailand Chang stadium at Burirum province.

It was government that gave these plants to their citizens.

Hoping that this happens to the Philippines also in due time.

20/08/2026

Akala ko.

Akala nyo.

Akala nating lahat.

Pero ito ay chicken manure o tae ng manok.

Isa sa pinakamabisang natural na pataba para sa cannabis dahil ito ay mayaman sa nitrogen, phosphorus, at potassium (NPK) na kailangan ng halaman para sa mabilis na paglaki at saganang ani.

Kaya malalasahan mo ang pag ka earthy. 🌱

20/08/2026

21 years. 300+ seizures a day.

Ngayon complete seizure freedom.

That’s not just a birthday post.

That’s a miracle you fought for.

You didn’t give up on him.

You became his advocate.

His researcher.

His Mummy with a warrior heart.

And Billy?

He fought so good.

Look at him now.

21 yrs. old

Dreams coming true.

This is why we talk about cannabis research.

Not for "highs".

For this.

For Mommies who were out of options.

Billy turned 21!

I have been waiting for 21yrs to share this post with you all and knowing I have been waiting that long and finally getting to say it brings a tear to my eye.

A number of years ago I was offered palliative care for my son because he was having seizures multiple times a day (by multiple, I’m talking about as much as 300+ seizures in one day.)
I was told it was his new baseline after findings on his EEG revealing seizure activity as frequent as every two minutes coming from “all over his brain. Lighting up like a birthday cake” they said.

I was sent home from the hospital with my son in his car seat still seizing, because there were no new meds to try and no new choices for his team of doctors to implement.
I couldn’t stomach the thought of palliative care so I took my little boy home to die and while he slept I scoured the globe to find something, anything to keep him alive.

That search led to Prescription Cannabis.

Today my beautiful boy is celebrating 21 yrs on this earth and complete seizure freedom.

I wish you all could feel the joy in my heart and how proud I am. He has worked so hard and fought so good and my dreams for Billy are coming true.

Happy 21st Billy. I love you with my heart.

Mummy …💜

20/08/2026

Paano kung CBD dominant yung hinithit sa banyo ng senado? 🌱🤔💭

🌬✨Smoking pot in bathrooms: Why the Philippines needs drug policy reform 🌬✨

The recent controversy surrounding Nadia Montenegro—a Senate staffer accused of smoking ma*****na inside a restroom at the Philippine Senate—has reignited public discourse on the country’s rigid and punitive drug laws. While the story has made a running joke of “joint sessions” and jabs at Senator Robin Padilla, who authored the medical cannabis access bill, it reflects a deeper, more troubling reality: in the Philippines, cannabis users are forced into secrecy, often resorting to hidden corners and bathrooms to avoid harsh legal consequences. This is not just about one person—it’s a symptom of a prohibitionist system that criminalizes the use of cannabis in whatever context.

Under Republic Act No. 9165, ma*****na is classified as a dangerous drug, with penalties ranging from six months of rehabilitation to life imprisonment depending on the quantity involved. Even possession of paraphernalia such as pipes or bongs can result in jail time and fines.

The alleged incident in the Senate restroom is emblematic of how users are pushed into hiding. Public spaces, including government buildings, are not immune to the stigma and surveillance that drug users face. This culture of fear discourages open dialogue and perpetuates misinformation. Instead of addressing the root causes of drug use—such as humanity’s long and complex dalliance with substances—or exploring harm reduction strategies, the system continues to rely on punitive measures that alienate and punish people who use drugs.

What makes this incident even more troubling is the setting in which it allegedly occurred—a government building, specifically the Senate. If the act did take place, it raises questions about how power and privilege can shield individuals from accountability. For many Filipinos, being caught with cannabis—even in small amounts—can lead to arrest, detention, and long-term (or permanent) consequences (ie, death). This disparity underscores how drug laws are not applied equally, and how those with access to power may be treated differently than those without.

In 2024, the Philippine Drug Policy and Law Reform Summit was convened to reexamine the country’s approach to drug issues. Organized by the Department of Justice, the Dangerous Drugs Board, and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, the summit marked a significant shift toward a public health-centered and human rights-based framework. The summit collectively highlighted the urgent need to move away from punitive drug policies. The findings emphasized that the most marginalized—especially the poor—have suffered the most under the “War on Drugs.” The summit called for ending this approach and replacing it with compassionate, evidence-based policies that treat drug use as a health issue. Government officials, including President Marcos Jr., expressed support for reviewing RA 9165 and reforming the Philippine drug policy to prioritize human dignity and rights.

Drug use should be treated as a health issue, not a criminal one. Reform should prioritize dignity, evidence-based interventions, and the voices of those most affected. The Montenegro incident should serve as a wake-up call—not for more surveillance, but for more compassion and policy change. It’s time to move beyond the shadows and into a future where drug policy is rooted in justice, science, and humanity.

📝 Lea Organa

20/08/2026

“Cannabis may help with symptoms, but it's not proven to replace your maintenance meds like biologics or aminosalicylates. “

Ibig sabihin pwede siyang adjunct therapy, hindi bilang pamalit.

Ang article galing sa CannaSpecialists ay maganda dahil inihiwalay nila ang preclinical vs clinical.

Madalas sa social media, preclinical pa lang ginagawang cure agad.

Kaya kap research pa rin ang susi.

Mas maraming data.

Mas maraming taong matutulungan ng tama.

Kaya ayusin mo ang buhay mo. 💚

In this installment, we delve into patient surveys, retrospective reviews, observational studies, & clinical trials on colitis, irritable bowel disease, & cannabis.

20/08/2026

Kap dahil matagal na siyang na-demonize.

Dahil dun maraming kwento at galit na ang nakapalibot sa cann4bis.

Mahabang taon tayong pinagkaitan ng tamang impormasyon at katotohanan.

Kaya mas importante na mag-educate tayo gamit ang tunay na science at tunay na experiences.

Clinical trial formula contains THC, CBD, & CBDV

20/08/2026

Pakinggan ang punto ng isang law expert tungkol sa medikal kanabis. Si Atty. Rowena E.V. Daroy-Morales ay isang lecturer sa UP College of Law at naging host ng 2022 catholic Mass Media Award for Best Public Service Program para sa "Serbisyo on the Spot."