Hemp Instruction Center Created By GCRC’s Mike Robinson

The Research Center was founded in late 2018 when Robinson left a local Academy of Plant Medicine specializing in the same type of research on hemp and other related phytonutrients. “I’ve worked with the experts and found that there truly are none and that’s a big reason why the Hemp Instruction Center needs to exist. I like to address a crowd and we don’t have one right now so I’m looking forward to getting the place up and going so I can address some empty chairs and a camera. We’re allowed to have a few people come and learn about the plant and for me, it will be a learning experience too.” said the outspoken founder Mike Robinson. The Research Center announced plans for expansion as early as the first quarter of 2021 that would be extensive, looking to become one of the leaders in plant-based research and not just in the medical realm.

“We research the plant itself just as much as we do humans and what we’re allowed to examine in that regard” explained GCRC founder Mike Robinson “What we’ve ventured onto is what happens when a person takes hemp or any plant from the wild and puts it under lights for a period of decades – maybe into the soil it’s not used to and makes the perfect defense for the plant when it already has them. They’re called terpenes. When plants are moved about they become different and a huge facet of plant medicine is, of course, the plant itself so we’re looking at how to stabilize DNA changes in the various strains of hemp and more. We’ll be talking about this at the Instruction Center on film and educating as much as possible.”

“Michael Pratt is going to be joining us as a Chief Scientific Officer at GCRC soon” Sarah Schwefel a research analyst spoke out, “He’s the President at San Diego Strain Development and works with Mike on this advanced research project. They pair up human and plant DNA and also look at how plant DNA varies, it’s still something I’m learning about. One thing I have learned from Mike is that the impact of this type of domestication problem they’re looking is causing a problem in Hemp. It’s a lack of chemical diversity which means the plant strains are changing as they’re grown and grown. I’m hoping the Hemp Instruction Center talks a little on this although I know it’s for all things Hemp. Many don’t know how many types of hemp there truly are.”

“Robinson and Pratt are definitely onto something and it will be interesting to see how this unfolds” Uhalley explained. “They’ve got some type of program to work the problem out when that arises. That’s a problem I didn’t know we had and most others don’t either but that’s what they’re working on as fixing a plant’s health is much like fixing humans according to those two. The Hemp Instruction Center will focus on all types of Hemp Products, creations, and more but what they’re looking at is if the plant is weaker over the decades so will the output from it and if there’s a way to change that, well that’s something the Instruction Center will be talking about.”

The Hemp Instruction Center will be much more than a place to weave baskets from the way this team explains things. “I want people to have a simple place to learn among a more advanced atmosphere and I’d also like to expose some of what the GCRC does to the public at some point. The Instruction Center is planned for a location that would only house our administration but that’s a start – for us everything is a start as this is such a new industry that needs as much information bolstered into the public eye as possible. I personally speak out as a patient with Epilepsy that uses plant medicine to replace opioids too after a long-term pharmaceutical addiction from a professional racing wreck and multiple cancer battles. The Opioid Crisis is killing our families and friends and the Hemp plant provides answers. It also provides answers to biofuel and to providing building materials so we’re going to look at the entire picture on this.”