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Bridging Ancient Plant Medicine with Modern Medicine: How Asian cultures can embrace Psychedelics

Dr. Aimon Kopera has been breaking out of the traditional mold of the medical community for over 30 years. Knowing there was more wisdom beyond the traditional western medicine, she pursued a degree in Functional & Integrative Medicine - the latest at the time to embrace a mind-body-spirit connection. From there, she has been at the forefront of the latest technology and science of genetics, nootropics and the study of compassion and mindset. The accepted scientific results of plant medicine such as cannabinoids and psilocybin are the perfect bridge between millenia-old medicinal practices and modern technology. It also fuels her personal passion for providing optimal health for all those on the planet - and knowing that happiness is a key ingredient in this pursuit.A warm laugh, humanitarian passion, global clinical research and personal experience fuels Dr. Aimon Kopera’s hope-filled and empowering presentation, proving scientifically and medically how individuals can access their birthright: a life of happiness, gratitude, joy and well-being – through psychedelics.Thailand was the first country in Asia to legalize cannabis, which lead to a watershed of funding research for medical use, investing in domestic cultivation and data on the uses and efficacy of cannabis. Could they do the same with psychedelics?Though Thailand might seem like a traditional, religious country with a constitutional monarchy, a look at their tradition of herbal medicine might change your mind. This presentation is a unique take from an expert at the challenges, outlook and opportunities of psychedelics around the globe (from the Americas to Asia).

Dr. Aimon Kopera builds a better world – as a medical expert with a belief in the resiliency and transformative power of the mind & body: one in which happiness, optimal health and longevity are accessible on a global scale.Her passion spans 30 years – from the frontlines of conflict in Southeast Asia as part of the United Nations International Medical team – to a study of epigenetics and Functional & Integrative medicine beyond conventional Western disease treatment.Today, Dr. Aimon Kopera is a pioneer and champion of genomics, cannabinoids, nootropic and natural psychotropics medicine.As Founder and CEO of Geneomics Global, and President of Global Healthspan, her work includes:Education & TrainingProduct Research &FormulationGovernment Advocacy & Advisory.She also hosts small-group personal explorations of the benefits of plant-based medicine on a bespoke basis.
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