Fiber hemp, narcolepsy, and veteran use with Steven Philp...

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Nothing in this podcast is medical advice, consult your doctor for that. In this episode we learn about some new research with fiber cannabis, veteran use and access to cannabis, narcolepsy, and more with Steven Philpott Jr. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cannabichem Website: https://bioactivepodcast.com/ Contact: [email protected] Request guests: [email protected] Steven's socials: @coachjackpott Cannigma grow guide: https://cannigma.com/cultivation-guide/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Nothing in this podcast is medical advice, consult your doctor for that. In this episode we learn about some new research with fiber cannabis, veteran use and access to cannabis, narcolepsy, and more with Steven Philpott...

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