Living in the Weeds: Episode 10

Your ECS as a Thermostat for Wellness

Welcome to the final episode of Season 1! This entire series has been validating in so many ways, but to hear about the pharmacology behind it all was just the perfect way to end our first season of Living in the Weeds. Having the opportunity to talk about neurovirgence and cannabis with two pharmacists is a nerdy dream come true.

In this episode, Jessica, Simi, Megan and I talk about:

  • your endocannabinoid system as a thermostat for wellness
  • cannabis through the lens of Ayurvedic medicine
  • how neurodivergence manifests outside the brain
  • the importance of whole plant medicine

And that’s just a tidbit from the wealth of information that’s packed into this episode.

Meet the Guests

With over a decade of experience managing start-up long-term care pharmacies, Simi Burn, PharmD, has dedicated her career to transforming patient care. Frustrated with the narrow scope of status-quo medicine, Simi sought to provide more personalized, holistic care beyond the pharmacy. As a yoga and mindfulness teacher, Simi facilitated profound healing experiences, helping students release deep-rooted traumas through holistic healing practices like laughter yoga and breathwork.

Driven by a passion for mind-body medicine and patient empowerment, Simi transitioned from pharmacy to medical communications. Specializing in ghostwriting revenue-generating educational content assets for cannabis and digital health founders, Simi brings a unique blend of clinical expertise and entrepreneurial savvy to the table. Connect with Simi on LinkedIn.

Dr. Megan Hollingsworth, PharmD, a “neurospicy” medical writer, merges clinical and pharmaceutical expertise for a unique take on cannabinoid therapy. Motivated by a personal journey toward healing, Megan focuses on the intersections of psychedelics, pharmacogenomics, and neurodivergence.As a medical cannabis pharmacist, Megan noticed a lack of reliable information for patients and healthcare providers despite observing cannabis’s transformative effects. She transitioned to a role as a medical science liaison, bridging scientific research and real-world applications through collaborations, clinical trial support, and educational initiatives. Her passion lay in presenting the therapeutic marvels of the endocannabinoid system and the captivating path to FDA approval to medical professionals and advocacy groups.Driven to empower well-informed holistic well-being, Megan advocates for education as a transformative force and is dedicated to fostering a community where curiosity and knowledge converge.Contact Megan at [email protected] to explore collaborations and tap into her expertise.

Driven by a passion for mind-body medicine and patient empowerment, Simi transitioned from pharmacy to medical communications. Specializing in ghostwriting revenue-generating educational content assets for cannabis and digital health founders, Simi brings a unique blend of clinical expertise and entrepreneurial savvy to the table. Connect with Simi on LinkedIn.

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Living in the Weeds is a video series that explores the lived experiences of neurodivergent people who consume cannabis.

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