On May 28, 2018, in Thousand Oaks, California, Chad O'Melia and Bryn Spejcher were smoking marijuana out of a bong. Bryn became acutely psychotic and stabbed Chad over 100 times, ending his life. Listen to Amy describe her relationship with Bryn, her opinions of the trial, and how she learned about cannabis-induced psychosis. Listen to Heidi A. Swan and Dr. Christy Brown, the only podcasters and advocates who attended the trial, describe the details of this case. Press release: Woman Convicted of Involuntary ManslaughterTo learn more about cannabis-induced psychosis(CIP), visit these links:https://everybrainmatters.org/what-is-cannabis-induced-psychosis/https://everybrainmatters.org/cannabis-science/marijuana-psychosis-schizophrenia/The Vicious Link Between Marijuana and ViolencePlease donate to support our efforts:Join the Every Brain Matters Community:List of other violent acts related to cannabis psychosis. Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

Listen to Sergio and Gladys Longoria describe how marijuana was killing their son. Today's more potent industrialized marijuana products are toxic and poisoning consumers. The endocannabinoid system (ECS) system is becoming overloaded with the chemicals or cannabinoids from the marijuana plant, including CBD and THC, resulting in a syndrome called CHS, Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome. Cannabinoid = chemicals from the marijuana plantHyperemesis = increased vomiting or excessive vomitingSyndrome = diagnosis is done by symptoms and not a direct medical test. To learn more about CHS.Use this pamphlet to educate your family, the medical community, and schools about CHS.Please donate to support our efforts to educate the public about CHS. Join the Every Brain Matters Community and receive our monthly emails.Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

May 28, 2018, in Thousand Oaks, California, Chad O'Melia and Bryn Spejcher were smoking marijuana out of a bong. Bryn became acutely psychotic and stabbed Chad over 100 times, ending his life. Listen to Amy describe her relationship with Bryn, her opinions of the trial, and how she learned about cannabis-induced psychosis. Listen to Heidi A. Swan and Dr. Christy Brown, the only podcasters and advocates who attended the trial, describe the details of this case. Press release: Woman Convicted of Involuntary Manslaughterhttps://everybrainmatters.org/wp-cont...To learn more about cannabis-induced psychosis(CIP), visit these links:https://everybrainmatters.org/what-is...https://everybrainmatters.org/cannabi...The Vicious Link Between Marijuana and Violencehttps://everybrainmatters.org/2022/08...Please donate to support our efforts:https://everybrainmatters.org/donate/Join the Every Brain Matters Community:https://everybrainmatters.org/join/List of other violent acts related to cannabis psychosis. https://everybrainmatters.org/thc-psychosis-and-violence/Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

Michael was hesitant to use marijuana, but friends pressured him, so he decided to use it.  Then he had a horrible reaction and described experiencing symptoms of cannabis-induced psychosis.  Please listen and help us raise awareness. Join us at Every Brain Matters: https://everybrainmatters.org/join/More resources for families: https://everybrainmatters.org/cannabi...Donate to support more content and hope: https://everybrainmatters.org/donate/Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

Parents share how their son became addicted and psychotic from THC products derived from Hemp that were federally legalized through the 2018 Farm Bill. These products are dangerous; youth can buy them in gas stations, smoke shops, Dollar stores, and online stores. Learn more about THC Hemp products (Delta-9, Delta-10, etc.)Learn more about cannabis-induced psychosis.Join Every Brain Matters. Please Donate. We need your help.Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

A father describes how he thought the legalization of marijuana was a good thing until he learned about concentrated THC products designed to attract young users like his son, who developed cannabis-induced psychosis. The expansion of marijuana and other drugs has overwhelmed our communities and become a regular part of our culture. This new age of industrialized THC allows predatory practices and well-funded campaigns to target vulnerable populations with minimal accountability. Our neighborhoods and schools are becoming unsafe. Families are under-educated and have minimal tools and resources to prevent, manage, or recover from the impacts of cannabis addiction, psychosis, toxicity, and other mental challenges that come from using these products. Our legislators consistently hear from drug advocates and lobbyists, and they do not hear enough from us.If you want to change this, we invite you to JOIN US. We need your support.Website:  https://everybrainmatters.org/Join:  https://everybrainmatters.org/join/Every Brain Matters Support Advisory Committee and resources: https://everybrainmatters.org/support...Cannabis-Induced Psychosis:https://everybrainmatters.org/what-is...Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

A mother describes how her teenage son became addicted and psychotic from "industrialized marijuana" which are products approved by the federal government through the 2018 Farm bill and products that are approved from state's like California and Colorado. The expansion of marijuana and other drugs has overwhelmed our communities and become a regular part of our culture. This new age of industrialized THC allows predatory practices and well-funded campaigns to target vulnerable populations with minimal accountability. Our neighborhoods and schools are becoming unsafe. Families are under-educated and have minimal tools and resources to prevent, manage, or recover from the impacts of cannabis addiction, psychosis, toxicity, and other mental challenges that come from using these products. Our legislators consistently hear from drug advocates and lobbyists, and they do not hear enough from us.If you want to change this, we invite you to JOIN US. We need your support.Learn More:Every Brain Matters WebsiteJoinEvery Brain Matters Family Recovery ResourcesCannabis-Induced PsychosisSupport the show@EveryBrainMatters

This is the only podcast where the guests are attending the entire trial.On May 28, 2018, in Thousand Oaks, California, Chad O'Melia and Bryn Spejcher were smoking marijuana out of a bong. Bryn became acutely psychotic and stabbed Chad over 100 times, ending his life. Listen to Heidi A. Swan and Dr. Christy Brown, the only podcasters and advocates who attended the trial, describe the details of this case. Press release: Woman Convicted of Involuntary ManslaughterTo learn more about cannabis-induced psychosis(CIP), visit these links:https://everybrainmatters.org/what-is-cannabis-induced-psychosis/https://everybrainmatters.org/cannabis-science/marijuana-psychosis-schizophrenia/The Vicious Link Between Marijuana and ViolencePlease donate to support our efforts.List of other violent acts related to cannabis psychosis. Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

This is the only podcast where the guests are attending the entire trial.On May 28, 2018, in Thousand Oaks, California, Chad O'Melia and Bryn Spejcher were smoking marijuana out of a bong. Bryn became acutely psychotic and stabbed Chad over 100 times, ending his life. Listen to Heidi A. Swan and Dr. Christy Brown, the only podcasters and advocates who attended the trial, describe the details of this case. Press release: Woman Convicted of Involuntary ManslaughterTo learn more about cannabis-induced psychosis(CIP), visit these links:https://everybrainmatters.org/what-is-cannabis-induced-psychosis/https://everybrainmatters.org/cannabis-science/marijuana-psychosis-schizophrenia/The Vicious Link Between Marijuana and ViolencePlease donate to support our efforts.List of other violent acts related to cannabis psychosis. Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

This is the only podcast where the guests are attending the entire trial.On May 28, 2018, in Thousand Oaks, California, Chad O'Melia and Bryn Spejcher were smoking marijuana out of a bong. Bryn became acutely psychotic and stabbed Chad over 100 times, ending his life. Listen to Heidi A. Swan and Dr. Christy Brown, the only podcasters and advocates who attended the trial, describe the details of this case. Press release: Woman Convicted of Involuntary ManslaughterTo learn more about cannabis-induced psychosis(CIP), visit these links:https://everybrainmatters.org/what-is-cannabis-induced-psychosis/https://everybrainmatters.org/cannabis-science/marijuana-psychosis-schizophrenia/The Vicious Link Between Marijuana and ViolencePlease donate to support our efforts.List of other violent acts related to cannabis psychosis. Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

On May 28, 2018, in Thousand Oaks, California, Chad O'Melia and Bryn Spejcher were smoking marijuana out of a bong. Bryn became acutely psychotic and stabbed Chad over 100 times, ending his life. Listen to Kevin "Ras" Rasmussen describe his relationship with Bryn, his opinions of the trial, and how he learned about cannabis-induced psychosis. Listen to Heidi A. Swan and Dr. Christy Brown, the only podcasters and advocates who attended the trial, describe the details of this case. Press release: Woman Convicted of Involuntary ManslaughterTo learn more about cannabis-induced psychosis(CIP), visit these links:https://everybrainmatters.org/what-is-cannabis-induced-psychosis/https://everybrainmatters.org/cannabis-science/marijuana-psychosis-schizophrenia/The Vicious Link Between Marijuana and ViolencePlease donate to support our efforts.List of other violent acts related to cannabis psychosis. Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

Hi and welcome to the very first Every Brain Matters podcast. We ask you to subscribe to our podcast and give us a good review as we share valuable important information.In today’s podcast, Roneet Lev, MD FACEP was the first Chief Medical Officer of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, ONDCP, 2018-2020,  describes CHS, Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome. CHS is a serious illness that is not well known, but EVERYONE should be highly concerned about because it’s one of the leading illness related to the marijuana. Many people today have been told that cannabis is healthy for them, and in some cases, use it medically.  But recent data from Emergency Rooms across the country has shown that even casual use can have a negative effect, and there are side effects that can be dangerous to your health, even deadly.  This is part 1 of our series where we take a look at CHS, with medical experts and people who have been directly affected.Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome or CHS Symptoms are -cyclic or recurring vomiting often with screaming or what is called “scromitting”; -serve abdominal and body pains and people tend to take hot showers or baths to relieve their symptoms. Sometimes they end up with scald burns just trying to find relief.Subscribe to Dr. Lev's podcast High TruthsTo learn about IASIC, International Academy on the Science and Impact of Cannabis and their library. We ask you to subscribe to our podcast and give us a good review as we share valuable important information.To Join the Every Brain Matters Community please click this link. Support us on Patreon.To learn more about CHS our Think Ya Know Campaign, Is Marijuana Making You Sick?Learn more about CHS in the Every Brain Matters Science Section. Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

In today’s podcast, Dr. Brad Roberts describes CHS- Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome and other harms he sees in emergency rooms in Pueblo Colorado.Welcome to the Every Brain Matters podcast. Please subscribe to our podcast and give us a good review as we share valuable important information.This is part 2 of our series where we take a look at CHS, with medical experts and people who have been directly affectedDr. Brad Robers is the author of,  Legalized Cannabis in Colorado Emergency Departments: A Cautionary Review of Negative Health and Safety EffectsMany people today have been told that cannabis is healthy for them, and in some cases, use it medically.  But recent data from Emergency Rooms across the country has shown that even casual use can have a negative effect, and there are side effects that can be dangerous to your health, even deadly.   Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome or CHS Symptoms are -cyclic or recurring vomiting often with screaming or what is called “scromitting”; -serve abdominal and body pains and people tend to take hot showers or baths to relieve their symptoms. Sometimes they end up with scald burns just trying to find relief.We ask you to subscribe to our podcast and give us a good review as we share valuable important information.To Join the Every Brain Matters Community please click this link.Support us on Patreon.To learn more about CHS our Think Ya Know Campaign, Is Marijuana Making You Sick?Learn more about CHS in the Every Brain Matters Science Section.Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

Regina Denney is a loving mother who didn't know marijuana could lead to her son's death. Now she's on a mission to raise awareness about CHS, cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome. Read Brain's StoryWelcome to the very first Every Brain Matters podcast. We ask you to subscribe to our podcast and give us a good review as we share valuable important information.This is part 3 of our series where we take a look at CHS, with medical experts and people who have been directly affected. Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome or CHS Symptoms are -cyclic or recurring vomiting often with screaming or what is called “scromitting”; -serve abdominal and body pains and people tend to take hot showers or baths to relieve their symptoms. Sometimes they end up with scald burns just trying to find relief.We ask you to subscribe to our podcast and give us a good review as we share valuable important information.To Join the Every Brain Matters Community please click this link.Support us on PatreonTo learn more about CHS our Think Ya Know Campaign, Is Marijuana Making You Sick?Learn more about CHS in the Every Brain Matters Science Section.Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

Nathan Using Marijuana was a normal activity to do with friends, but then he became was very sick. The doctor diagnosed him with CHS and said marijuana was the cause of his sickness, but Nathan denied it.This is part 5 of our series where we take a look at CHS, with medical experts and people who have been directly affected.  We ask you to subscribe to our podcast and give us a good review as we share valuable important information. Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome or CHS Symptoms are -cyclic or recurring vomiting often with screaming or what is called “scromitting”; -serve abdominal and body pains and people tend to take hot showers or baths to relieve their symptoms. Sometimes they end up with scald burns just trying to find relief.To Join the Every Brain Matters Community please click this link.Support us on PatreonTo learn more about CHS our Think Ya Know Campaign, Is Marijuana Making You Sick? Learn more about CHS in the Every Brain Matters Science SectionDonateSupport the show@EveryBrainMatters

Laurie became very sick. She was vomiting so much she had to go get treatment in the ER.  When the doctors told her marijuana was making her sick, she was shocked! Hear her message of acceptance, strength, and hope.  This is part 6 of our series where we take a look at CHS, with medical experts and people who have been directly affected.  We ask you to subscribe to our podcast and give us a good review as we share valuable important information. Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome or CHS Symptoms are -cyclic or recurring vomiting often with screaming or what is called “scromitting”; -serve abdominal and body pains and people tend to take hot showers or baths to relieve their symptoms. Sometimes they end up with scald burns just trying to find relief.To Join the Every Brain Matters Community please click this link.Support us on Patreon: To learn more about CHS our Think Ya Know Campaign, Is Marijuana Making You Sick?  Learn more about CHS in the Every Brain Matters Science Section Please Donate  Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

Ed Wood, Director of DUID Victims Voices and Colorado resident responses to PBS NOVA's documentary called, The Cannabis Question Please share this video so the public may be informed and read and share Ed's blog, PBS journalistic integrity questionedPosted on 10.09.21 by Ed Wood called PBS journalistic integrity questionedJoin the Every Brain Matters CommunitySupport the show@EveryBrainMatters

Melissa Schiffel of Delaware County Prosecuting Attorney, Ohio discusses current problems with DUID laws when it comes to marijuana with Corinne Gasper. Corinne is director of Jennifer's Messengers, an organization to educate about the dangers of marijuana-drugged driving and to honor her daughter and other people killed by marijuana-impaired driving.Please join Every Brain Matters to support Jennifer's Messengers and raise awareness about DUID. Make a donation and receive Jennifer's Messengers Car Kit, as a reminder to drive sober and to bring awareness to marijuana driving dangersSupport the show@EveryBrainMatters

Deputy John G. Howard from St. John's County Sheriff's Office in St. Augustine, FL Serves with Excellence” as he speaks with Corinne Gasper about to devastating consequences of marijuana DUI's on Florida's road ever since medical marijuana was legalized. Corinne is director of Jennifer's Messengers, an organization to educate about the dangers of marijuana-drugged driving and to honor her daughter and other people killed by marijuana-impaired driving.Please join Every Brain Matters to support Jennifer's Messengers and raise awareness about DUID.Make a donation and receive Jennifer's Messengers Car Kit, as a reminder to drive sober and to bring awareness to marijuana driving dangers.Support our podcast on Patreon the show (https://www.patreon.com/everybrainmatters)Support the show@EveryBrainMatters

Corinne Gasper's daughter was killed by a medical marijuana-impaired driver, listen to this important podcast with  Marilyn A. Huestis, Ph.D. Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology, Cannabinoid Pharmacotherapies Expertise, as they discuss the science of marijuana-impaired driving. Professor Dr. (h.c.) Marilyn A. Huestis recently retired as Chief, Chemistry and Drug Metabolism, National Institute on Drug Abuse, National Institutes of Health, after 23 years of conducting controlled drug administration studies. Currently, she is Senior Fellow, Institute on Emerging Health Professions, Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA, Senior Scientific Advisor to PinneyAssociates and President of Huestis & Smith Toxicology, LLC. Her research program focuses on discovering mechanisms of action of cannabinoid agonists and antagonists, effects of in utero drug exposure, oral fluid testing, driving under the influence of drugs, and the neurobiology and pharmacokinetics of novel psychoactive substances leading to 529 peer-reviewed manuscripts. Professor Huestis received a Doctor Honoris Causa from the Faculty of Medicine, the University of Helsinki in Finland in 2010 and received many other important awards in toxicology, clinical chemistry, public safety, drug dependence, and addiction, and scientific research. The journal Clinical Chemistry featured her as an “Inspiring Mind”. She currently serves on the Organization of Scientific Area Committee on Toxicology, World Anti-doping Agency’s Prohibited List Committee, and the National Safety Council’s Alcohol, Drugs and Impairment Division Executive Board. Professor Huestis served on the National Commission on Forensic Sciences. She is past president of the Society of Forensic Toxicologists, past Chair of the Toxicology Section of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, and past president of The International Association of Forensic Toxicologists.Corinne is director of Jennifer's Messengers, an organization to educate about the dangers of marijuana-drugged driving and to honor her daughter and other people killed by marijuana-impaired driving.Please join Every Brain Matters to support Jennifer's Messengers and raise awareness about DUID.Make a donation and receive Jennifer's Messengers Car Kit, as a reminder to drive sober and to bring awareness to marijuana driving dangers.Support our podcast on Patreon the show (https://www.patreon.com/everybrainmatters)Support the show@EveryBrainMatters