188.Medical Marijuana with Dr. Rachna Patel
Today, we’re talking with Dr. Rachna Patel, doctor of osteopathy and author of the new book, “CBD Oil Solution” about the myths and facts surrounding cannabis.
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Today, we’re talking with Dr. Rachna Patel, doctor of osteopathy and author of the new book, “CBD Oil Solution” about the myths and facts surrounding cannabis.
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