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04/07/2026

Dosing Cannabis Medicine: Go Low And Slow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ih2hIb6-JI

In the video, Dr. Jordan Tishler from InhaleMD answers a question about the phrase 'start low and go slow' in relation to cannabis use.

He explains that this principle is crucial for individuals, particularly those new to cannabis or who have not used it for an extended period. The aim is to help the body acclimate to THC, the psychoactive component in cannabis, by starting with a low dose.

04/06/2026

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04/06/2026

Top Reasons to Use Less Cannabis | Inhale MD https://inhalemd.com/blog/top-reasons-to-use-less-cannabis/

04/05/2026

Speaker: "We need to recognize that the expert here is the doctor not the budtender." Amen.

04/04/2026

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04/04/2026

INHALE MD | DR JORDAN TISHLER [cannabis best practices] — Let's Be Blunt with Montel https://letsbebluntmontel.com/episodes/u5aqqvjq2ajsw7thkpodpyhxrmmpgw

June 17, 2021

04/03/2026

Does cannabis really "give you energy" AND "make you sleepy"? How is that possible?

Cannabis and Productivity: Let's Assess the Nuances https://www.thebluntness.com/posts/are-you-really-productive-high

Some people use cannabis to focus. Others use it to relax. And plenty of people use it for both.

04/03/2026

What you don't know CAN hurt you! I've now seen several patients with acute liver toxicity from a particular brand of cannabis edibles that put inappropriate additives in their products, in particular Corydalis. In the mad rush to differentiate their products, many companies are creating problems that harm patients and reflect poorly on the industry.

Growing Concern: Additives in Cannabis Medicines | Inhale MD https://inhalemd.com/blog/growing-concern-additives-in-cannabis-medicines/

04/02/2026

What Are Cannabis Tinctures And What Are They Good For? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdWoLMVeznw

Dr. Jordan Tishler from inhaleMD discusses the use and efficacy of cannabis tinctures.

04/02/2026

We see this! Neurobiologist: cannabis can address opioid addiction http://buff.ly/2k3pj2Z

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04/01/2026

This is the BS we're up against:

"Medical cannabis companies regularly use associations with academia and academic research to imply that their products are safe and effective before these claims are causally confirmed. This practice may mislead patients, policymakers, and the public into believing unconfirmed claims about the safety and efficacy of cannabis and cannabis-derived products."

The Use of Academic Research in Medical Cannabis Marketing: A Qualitative and Quantitative Review of Company Websites https://www.jsad.com/doi/abs/10.15288/jsad.2022.83.5

03/31/2026

Cannabis Medicine During Pregnancy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLR4t80POQc

Dr. Jordan Tishler from inhaleMD addresses the critical issue of cannabis use during pregnancy. He notes the conflicting results in existing literature, with some studies highlighting serious risks to the fetus, while others downplay potential harm.