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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2020 · 59 MIN

Dr. Ricardo Rivera, Cannabis Science And Cannabis Uses In Sports || Episode #5 [EN]

from Upside Strength Podcast · host Sean Seale

DISCLAIMER: Upside Strength/Sean Seale does NOT recommend the use of cannabis. The content of this recording is meant for information purposes only. Welcome to the Upside Strength Podcast, your number one fitness resource in Switzerland. On the podcast I usually interview personal trainers, strength coaches and gym owners but on this episode I have a very special guest for you. This guest is going to shed some light on a topic that is quickly gaining in popularity, and that topic is the use of Cannabis in and around sports. Dr. Ricardo Rivera is a faculty member in the Department of Anesthisiology, Pharmacology & Therapeutics at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, as well as the designated cannabinologist and advisor for various leading companies around the world. His passion is to educate the public about cannabis science to help demistify this versatile substance and its uses. In his free time, Ricardo enjoys running marathons, weight training and practicing BJJ. Find out more about Dr Rivera here: cannabisconciencia.org

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