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ALT And Grow Group Plc To Launch Liquid Medical Cannabis In Europe

ALT (Advanced Liquid Technology) has entered into an agreement with UK-based medical cannabis provider Grow Group Plc to launch and market its liquid medical cannabis products across Europe.

ALT’s proprietary, fast-acting medical cannabis product is neutral in flavor, zero-calorie, sugar-free, vegan, keto, and paleo-friendly and are designed to allow for more effective delivery in comparison to other products such as tinctures and sprays.

Advanced Liquid Technology medical cannabis products.

Medical cannabis patients will reportedly benefit from a more rapid onset time of between 5-15 minutes and more efficient absorption. ALT’s water-compatible products are made using kinetically stabilized nanoemulsions which allow cannabinoids to be effectively absorbed by the body.

ALT offers precise dosing of cannabinoids, allowing patients and clinicians to tailor treatment based on individual needs and requirements for a range of health conditions.

“We are [honored] to partner with GROW in bringing ALT’s completely differentiated brand and liquid medical cannabis technologies to the European medical markets,” said ALT CEO Robert Davis.

“After successfully launching ALT into California in December 2020, we are excited to expand internationally, our first step towards becoming a global brand. ALT’s mission is to Enhance Human Potential and we will do so, one patient at a time, through the power of our liquid cannabis platform.”

Advanced Liquid Technology medical cannabis products.

Through its new partnership with Grow Group Plc, ALT aims to have a range of EU GMP-certified medical cannabis products available to European patients through prescription by early 2022.

Grow GroupPlc CEO, Ben Langley stated: “Grow’s mission is to bring medical cannabis products to all patients who need them.

“We strive to constantly improve and innovate on our product offering. With our leading position and unique experience we are very confident that with ALT’s new mode of administration, using liquid medical cannabis, we are going to make another leap forward in providing patients with the best products and solutions for their symptom management.”

Grow Group Plc recently announced the launch of a crowdfunding campaign with Seedrs, seeking £3.2 million ($3,740,080.00 USD) of investment from “socially conscious shareholders.”

Article By Emily Ledger – Canex.com UK

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Meal Planning: Helping You Eat Well (Instant Download)

What is meal planning?

Meal planning is not just about deciding what to eat one week at a time. It’s sooo much more than that. It can help organize your life (saving you time) and it can cut down on the amount of money you need to splash out at the supermarket.

Win, win!

A meal plan breaks down what you are going to eat for the amount of time you plan for.

So, say for your family you want to eat three times a day for 7 days a week. You would therefore plan for 7 breakfasts, lunches and dinners with enough to go around everyone.

Benefits of meal planning…

Here are just a few of the benefits of creating a meal plan:

  1. You can make sure you don’t have to be doing everything last minute in the kitchen, therefore saving you time.
  2. Everyone will know what they’ll be having for breakfast, lunch and dinner each day, which should hopefully lead to fewer squabbles, especially if you get everyone involved in picking some family favorite meals.
  3. By knowing what you’re going to shop for in advance you can better plan your budget as know what you’ll need to spend (or if you need to adapt your meal plan to spend less).
  4. You will have less food waste and you’ll be able to make sure you buy and use what you’ll actually need.

Create a basic meal plan

There aren’t many steps to make sure you can get your meal plan off the ground:

  1. First off need a meal plan template.
  2. Then, work out what’s going on with your week. Do you all need lunches or do the kids get free school meals? Will you be working late one night? Are you out at a friend’s one evening so don’t need to cook? Are you planning a day trip so need to have a different kind of picnic lunch prepared, or will you eat out?
  3. Once you know the comings and goings of who’ll be eating it’s then time to start making meal plans. For breakfast, you may have one, two or three different options; toast, cereal, oats, eggs etc. Lunches may work out quite similar from day to day, but meals for dinners usually have more variety.
  4. When you know what you’re having day to day, simply write a list of all the ingredients you’ll need to buy so you can cook to your plan. Make sure to cost it out as you go to make sure you stay within your budget.

That is simply all meal planning is!

Content By: Naomi Willis

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