CNOC Live Speakers Series with Uwe Bleshing & Doug Reil

Join us for our Live Speakers Series with special guests Cannakeys
Sunday, March 21st, 2021 at 3pm PST/5pm CST/6pm EST

CNOC Live Speakers Series is pleased to have Douglas Reil and Uwe Bleshing the creators and minds behind CannaKeys.

Cannakeys is a groundbreaking tool helping bring the science, data, and therapeutics of cannabis in a resourceful, evidenced-based and concise format. A great tool for cannabis practitioners, educators, and advocates.

www.cannakeys.com

The mission of CannaKeys is to empower patients, medical professionals, educators, policymakers, and the industry with the tools to maximize the effectiveness of cannabis therapeutics and create an agency with regard to their applications. We achieve that mission by creating platforms and services that support education on the cannabinoid health sciences and the effective and consistent use of these therapies.

Douglas Reil
Co-Founder/Chief Executive Officer

Douglas Reil is motivated to drive the mission of CannaKeys by his experience working with patients and his own experience incorporating cannabis to help treat his Crohn’s Disease. In the cannabis industry, he has worked in compliance and community development and is currently the Program Director of the compassion program Mission: Compassion which provides free cannabis medicine to low-income patients and was a founding member of the California Compassion Coalition which drove the passage of SB34 which created compliant pathways for compassionate cannabis activities in California.

Uwe Blesching
Co-Founder/Chief Science Officer

Uwe Blesching is a medical writer and regular contributor in the fields of the cannabinoid health sciences, mind-body medicine, phytopharmacology, as well as evidence-based illness prevention and treatment protocols. In addition to his life-long passion for Integrative Medicine, his writings are informed by Blesching’s rigorous in-depth research and twenty years of experience in emergency medicine as a Paramedic for the City of San Francisco. He holds a BA in Humanities from the New College of California; an MA in Psychology and a Ph.D. in Higher Education and Social Change from the Western Institute for Social Research.
www.cannakeys.com