Dronabinol

They just say, yeah, let's just figure out a way to bring up one.

And, of course, yes, we have already FDA medical cannabinoids like Marinol and Epidiolex.

You can get that from a prescription from a doctor.

You can actually pick it up from a pharmacy.

So that's something that's worth mentioning.

And then the second piece of that is are things off the beaten path that you sometimes have to use to your comment, right? Unlike us being hardcore doctors and not all of you guys obviously listening to this are going to be chronic paritis experts, but it's good to know what exists and what's out there, right? So things off the beaten path that I have used, dronabinol, which many of you may remember from med school or internship is, you know, Marinol or medical marijuana that they use for like chemo, nausea and like cachexia, right? To increase appetite, give them the...

the munchies in a good way,

you know, they need them.

The knowledge acquired from this naturalistic study can be utilized in design and development of future clinical trials of THC and CBD containing cannabis products in the population.

Oral synthetic THC encapsulated in sesame seed oil marketed as Marinol is approved by the USDA for the treatment of appetite loss in people with HIV and AIDS.

But understand that it is botanical cannabis that had the greatest effect and that it was superior to the prescription medicines that we see doctors prescribing for eating disorders, according to the studies authors.

Now, moving on.

I heard about it.

So take Marinol, okay? Using it to get high under the guise of, uh, legalizi- legalized pot.

It was started by George Soros.

I argued over this in '98 with one of his stooges.

For, for Dravid syndrome and then other, other seizure.

Uh, Marinol is another one.

Thank you, Jamie.

Um, that is, uh, that they're all, they're mostly for seizures.

And I think one of them is for, uh, chemo induced nausea.

Gotcha.

Which I think Marinol is.

Marriage is the worst drug I've ever tried.

One year old.

The federal government looked at a cannabis-derived drug and said, "Yes, give it to a baby who's having 40 seizures a day." Marinol, nineteen eighty-five.

It's called Sindres, Kesimet, chemotherapy, nausea, AIDS, wasting, people who couldn't keep food down and were disappearing.

Four drugs, real trials, real patients, and a federal schedule that says no accepted medical use.

It's also why marijuana causes the munchies.

For many years, there's been a pharmaceutical form called Marinol that's used in cancer patients to stimulate appetite.

But when it comes to belly fat, that's not really the goal.

So they tried this weight loss drug to block these receptors, and it did, in fact, reduce appetite.