Hosted by Michelle Diston - Certified Cannabis Coach with Guest Angie Lickliter  

In this video, Angie Lickliter shares her experience of success through CBD after struggling with Crohn's Disease for 25 years, which she affectionately calls her "Gut Monster". During her conversation with Michelle, Angie explains the workings of CBD in the body and emphasizes the importance of nutrition, movement, and sleep for a healthy gut.

We just had to talk about our favorite cannabinoid, CBG, and its role in a healthy gut.

If you're facing gut issues and interested in exploring the potential benefits of cannabis, Angie Lickliter, also known as the "Gut Girl", can be a great resource. Visit her website at www.GutGirlCoaching.com for more information.

It's crucial to find the right cannabis coach, which is why I'm highlighting and interviewing other cannabis coaches. The first step towards better health is understanding your body's requirements, and then finding the coach who can cater to those needs will help you achieve your health goals more efficiently.

About Michelle Diston:

Michelle Diston has always believed that you can heal yourself naturally. Through years of her own personal research and determination, she learned how to manage Candida with Cannabis and nutrition. She was able to wean completely off 20 years of antidepressants and overcome the underlying traumas that were hiding behind the meds with intentional and targeted Cannabis use. Her journey has inspired her passion to help others. She has become a Certified Cannabis Health Coach and Educator and is one of the founding members of the Effective Cannabis Newsletter.

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