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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

A new study has revealed that low doses of cannabis, administered over long term can reverse brain aging and enhance

cognitive abilities in mice. I knew it and I bet you for sure that it works in humans.

I knew it I'm telling you I'm pretty sure that I was ready for it to reverse brain

aging. That was conducted by researchers from a hospital, Bonn and the University of Bonn and Germany and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

The study suggests potential anti-aging treatments for the human brain.

It suggests that such treatments could eventually be developed to improve brain health and combat age-related

cognitive decline in humans, underscoring the potential for cannabis to play a significant role in future brain health

interventions. Like I said, I knew it. It. It for sure, will help any kind of anti-aging brain.

It for sure will help any kind of anti-aging brain health in the future because it has in the past.

Welcome.

Whoa, that was a, I don't know that that was actually low dose, but it's got to work no matter what the dosage is, right? Welcome! Welcome to chewing the fat.

According to Forbes, the most educated cities in the United States begins with Atlanta, Georgia. That is interesting.

Coming in at number two, Arlington, Virginia.

Number three, St. Petersburg, Florida, a town which I lived, so I believe that to be true.

San Antonio, Texas, San Diego, California, Phoenix, Arizona, Austin, Texas, Cleveland, Ohio, Reno, Nevada, and Rally North Carolina.

Isn't that interesting?

Now, other cities, I guess, you know, we're talking about these cities that made the cut,

but I'm surprised that there aren't you

know like we have San Antonio in Austin which is you know I mean we're gonna come up a

little bit farther north and go to

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