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JudyM

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7. Ha! Yes, these times are that.

Reply to NNadir (Reply #6)

Fri Apr 28, 2023, 11:25 PM

Apr 2023

Yes, I’m familiar with CB1 and CB2 receptors’ design for endogenous cannabinoids and it’s fascinating that they work for cannabis as well as other exogenous substances, including foods. This is going a couple layers deeper into the matrix than I’ve ventured so it’s fun to take a peek even though I’m out of my depth. Will check them out another time, thanks for the links!

Are you in research?

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The way you're wired, metabolically. [View all] NNadir Apr 2023 OP

Such knowledge is too wonderful for me; it is high, I cannot attain unto it. Ocelot II Apr 2023 #1

Trust me, there is still a lot to learn, much "to figure out." NNadir Apr 2023 #3

I enjoy your posts, even though my understanding of them varies from pretty good..... EarnestPutz Apr 2023 #2

You're very welcome Earnest. NNadir Apr 2023 #4

Interesting. JudyM Apr 2023 #5

These are not pathways for exogenous species, but rather for endogenous species. NNadir Apr 2023 #6

Ha! Yes, these times are that. JudyM Apr 2023 #7

Over many years, I've found that going out of my depth is one of the more useful things I can do. NNadir Apr 2023 #8