Updates NY Times Article Confirms Work of Doc Potter, Author of Cannabis for Seniors… Napa Valley Register Review on Cannabis for Seniors by Beverly A. Potter, Wri... SF Chronicle Book Review, Cannabis for Seniors by Beverly A. Potter, Written ... Review of Doc Potter’s Cannabis for Seniors in CannabisNow Magazine by Max Sa... Article about Cannabis in Oakland Magazine by Amy Moon Featuring Dr. Beverly ... Review of Cannabis for Seniors by Beverly A. Potter in 420 Mag by Ian Bastage

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About: CANNABIS FOR SENIORS -- Seniors is the fastest growing demographic of pot users in the U.S. Cannabis, a once ill-perceived 'street drug', can be a valued asset to Senior wellness, especially when used in conjunction with other physician-recommended forms of therapy. In many cases using cannabis enables Seniors in reducing dependency on narcotic pain meds to avoid opioid addiction—which is becoming an epidemic. Cannabis is much more than a 'weed' Cannabinoids - chemicals in cannabis - interact synergistically with the endocannabinoid (EC) system in the body to help regulate pain, reduce inflammation, decrease stress, and speed recovery time, as well as elevate mood and optimism - all of which can increase Seniors’ quality of life. Pot is becoming the 'pill alternative.'

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About: Post Covid Pandemic Healthcare information Reforms: What do you do when your doctor recommends surgery to you or to a loved one? Do you question their decision? The answer for the vast majority of Americans is no. Most of us have been trained to trust our physicians completely. After all, they’re the experts. They should know best. In his new book, Resetting Healthcare, Dr. Sanjay Prasad examines the lack of transparency in surgical care and offers a solution to the problem: a new, innovative tool called SurgiQuality that connects patients with qualified surgeons, offering second and third opinions, and even suggesting more conservative, non-surgical solutions as appropriate. Dr. Prasad reveals that between 10–20 percent of all surgeries in the US are unnecessary, either because of misdiagnosis or because a more conservative therapy may have been just as or even more effective. “The referral process is the heart of the problem