Cannabis Health Radio Podcast Hosted by: Ian Jessop and Corrie Yelland

Shared with the generous permission of Cannabis Health Radio. This episode originally aired in July, 2017

When Darcy Stoddard from California hurt her leg in a fall she was left with nerve pain, swelling and only 10 percent lift in her foot. The doctor told her she would need a cane and cortisone shots. But when she used herbs and cannabis root, which is non-psychoactive, to make a salve, her nerve pain and swelling were eliminated. She turned that product into a company called Hemp-Eaze.

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