Marijuana is the common term for cannabis that is derived from the plant Cannabis sativa. This plan has hundreds of chemicals in it called cannabinoids. The two main cannabinoids in the cannabis plant that we’ve studies are Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol or THC and cannabidiol or CBD. THC has mind altering properties and CBD does not.
The reason cannabis has an effect in the body is that cannabinoids are neurotransmitters or chemicals that affect the activities of nerves. We make our own cannabinoids called the endocannabinoid system. The two endocannabinoids are anandamide and 2-arachidonoyl glycerol.
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(12/7/15) – Rapper talks about his pill addiction due to his severe attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Around this time I was working with Kevin Murphy ( planning to build a new studio and we were considering signing this young rapper named Jayash. On this night, we did an interview with him to see where his head was at. He was very awkward on camera. He speaks about his use of Adderall and says he doesn’t like the side effects. He now prefers to use Vyvanse for his ADHD. Listen to his story about his pill addiction to the medication that he’s been prescribed.
I decided to start this series to show some of my experiences as a artist manager. This is footage I shot during my first artist management project, which became a huge success. Follow my story to learn and experience what it’s like to be in the music business.
If you are an artist and you are looking to be managed, contact Prestley Snipes at prestleysnipes@gmail.com. Feel free to send music and video links, and we will get back to you shortly. Thanks
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[Intro]
Bitch!
Corvette, Corvette
Hop in a motherfucking jet like that
[?]
They was like, "Popp, why you all like that? Why you talk like that? Why you walk like that?"
[Chorus]
I'm off a Addy, I'm up
Popp don't got no time to relax (Time to relax)
I turn a two to a four, and I turn a five to a stack (Five to a stack)
I was just down in the bottom, talking the back of the back
I got this shit out the mud but they don't wanna talk about that
[Verse 1]
Keep it a stack
Know that we exing you out if you be moving too false and that's a fact
Niggas keep talking 'bout looking for me, but them niggas capping, they know where I'm at
If I ain't on Norris, then I'm on the [?], [?] to be exact
If I ain't on Norris, then I'm on the [?], [?] to be exact
Fuck all the opps for real, yeah, I'm dissing you
I drop a bag on your head just to get rid of you
Bitch, I ain't ducking no action, you gon' get rid of who?
Me and Tay sliding on niggas and we got missiles too
[Chorus]
I'm off a Addy, I'm up
Popp don't got no time to relax (Time to relax)
I turn a two to a four, and I turn a five to a stack (Five to a stack)
I was just down in the bottom, talking the back of the back
I got this shit out the mud but they don't wanna talk about that
[Verse 2]
I got this shit out the dirt but they don't wanna talk about this
Niggas was sending them threats, now they all resting in piss, resting in shit
Fuck them niggas I made, but they just won't admit it, ungrateful as shit
Even if I do die, niggas gon' slide, uh, you gon' get hit
I took a sip of that lean, that shit had me tripping, but I wasn't dipping
Tears running down my face 'cause I seen all my niggas, wish it was different
I fucked this bitch named CC, she tried to say I [?] listen
Pussy was trash for real, sometimes I wish I never did hit it
[Chorus]
I'm off a Addy, I'm up
Popp don't got no time to relax (Time to relax)
I turn a two to a four, and I turn a five to a stack (Five to a stack)
I was just down in the bottom, talking the back of the back
I got this shit out the mud but they don't wanna talk about that
I'm off a Addy, I'm up
I don't got no time to relax (Time to relax)
I turn a two to a four, and I turn a five to a stack (Five to a stack)
I was just down in the bottom, talking the back of the back
I got this shit out the mud but they don't wanna talk about that
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“Being in the Arts as an ADHD person, I need something that engages me; it is what makes me feel alive.” Eric Tivers and Sarah Gise, your host, discuss ADHD artists, staying focused, and stigma surrounding ADHD in creative professions. Plus, more on ADHD reWired.
Sarah is an actor, teacher, artist, director, and audiobook narrator who grew up in San Antonio, TX, but moved in 2013 to Chicago. She holds a BFA in acting from the University of Southern California and, in 2013, received the LA Weekly Best Actress Award for her performance in the Belle of Belfast. Sarah is also the host of The ADHD Artist podcast.
Sarah talks about the inspiration for the podcast, how she keeps her focus when performing, and how easily she gets distracted during auditions and rehearsals. Mindfulness meditation saved Sarah’s life and her career. Sarah also shares the moment she was completely lost on stage during a performance.
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Sarah states that she is grieving the loss of theatres and has been trying to find ways to keep her creativity flowing and her mental well-being. Are you an artist? Listen to Sarah’s story and find out if you can relate.
What you’ll find: [03:19]. Welcome to the show Sarah! [04:17] Sarah shares her memories of growing up with ADHD. [07:04] What was your family’s reaction to you being diagnosed with ADHD? [07:55] Sarah talks about her experiences in performing since age eight, and how she loves to sing and dance. [09:57] Eric says that the idea of attending school for music was something that he never got to do. [12:20] What is it like to be an ADHD person in the arts? [15:15] Sarah discusses the culture shock she experienced when she moved to Chicago to attend college. [17:01] Sarah talks about how Adderall made her miserable when she started college. [24:41] Sarah talks about ADHD stigma in creative professions. [27:46] Sarah explains the inspiration behind the podcast. [29:28] Sarah performs so well that she doesn’t lose focus. However, rehearsals and auditions can distract her. [31:19] Mindfulness meditation saved Sarah’s life and her career. [33:37] Do you remember being on stage, and then getting blanked? [38:04] Sarah explains the Interrobang Theatre Project, which she is part of. [40:45] Sarah discusses the Interrobang Theatre Projects, which are always fresh, relevant and rare. [42:04] What was the most memorable or moving performance you’ve done with Interrobang? [43:45] Sarah explains how they keep it exciting and interesting when performing the same show repeatedly, sometimes twice daily. [45:30] How are you and your theatre colleagues responding to the pandemic? [47:18] Eric and Sarah discuss what major key points that she would want in a show about The ADHD Artist. [50:18] Sarah speaks about what she is doing during the shutdown to keep her creative juices flowing and her mental health healthy. [52:49] Eric talks about recently discovering that he can draw; he didn’t know he could do it. [54:48] Sarah shares some final thoughts with the listeners. [55:58] Thank you so much for being on the show! [57:09] If you are a regular listener, consider becoming a patron click on our Patreon tap at www.ADHDreWired.com Find Sarah: The ADHD Artist Podcast @theadhdartistpod Facebook | Instagram Feelings for Days by Connor Kelly-Eiding Anxiety Chronicles The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron Regina Spektor Phoebe Bridgers Use my Audible.com affiliate link for your favorite titles: d
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(12/7/15) – Rapper talks about his pill addiction due to his severe attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Jayash, a young rapper from India, was being signed by Kevin Murphy. We did an interview that night with him to get a better idea of his thoughts. He was awkward in front of the camera. He spoke about Adderall use and said he didn’t like its side effects. He prefers Vyvanse to treat his ADHD. Hear his story about how he became addicted to the medication he was prescribed.
This series is a collection of some of my experiences as an artist manager. This footage was shot during my first artist manager project. It was a huge success. Follow my story to find out more about the music industry.
If you are an artist and you are looking to be managed, contact Prestley Snipes at prestleysnipes@gmail.com. Send us music and video links and we’ll get back to your shortly. Thanks
Generalized anxiety disorder, also known as GAD, is the most common among anxiety disorders to be diagnosed. GAD is characterized by persistent and intense worry. Separation anxiety is a condition where people worry about whether something will happen to them or their attachment figure. You want to know more about different types of anxiety? This video covers social anxiety, selective mutism and panic disorder.
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2015, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4610609/.
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