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When two compounds interact to form a larger therapeutic effect than would be expected separately, they are called synergistic. Most negative side effects are a result of having large doses present in the body (overloading target systems or interacting with off-targets at high concentrations); synergy by formulation allows the total dosage to be re... duced while maintaining the desired therapeutic effect. "Cannabis saved my life. I believe in the molecular basis of Cannabis as a valid therapeutic option for chronic neurological, inflammatory, and autoimmune disorders." Dr. Shields is a biochemist who specializes in the endocannabinoid system (ECS); their research began in 2010, the same year they received their prescription in medical Cannabis. From 2010-2012 they evaluated drugs that act downstream of the ECS in animal models at UC Davis . From 2012-2018 they pursued their PhD at Northeastern University investigating synthetic cannabinoids for the treatment of opioid addiction, but the phytocannabinoids always remained their core interest. "Since I was very young, I have lived with symptoms that impacted my quality of life. At age 25 I was officially diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder with no treatment options." After attending Clemson University and graduating from the University of Massachusetts Manning School of Business , Andrew put his efforts into early-stage startup companies. Today, he lives with multiple autoimmune disorders, including HNPP , a rare disease in which nerves are slowly and progressively destroyed by the body's immune system. After his wife was diagnosed with multiple autoimmune disorders he began cultivating Cannabis. The improvement he saw in both himself and his wife influenced him to pursue a career in improving Cannabis products. Copyright © 2021 Real Isolates - All Rights Reserved. We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.Read More