Mike Robinson, the visionary founder of the Global Cannabinoid Research Center located in picturesque Santa Barbara, California, is a remarkable individual who has triumphed over adversity and emerged as a beacon of hope in the field of cannabinoid medicine. As a multiple cancer survivor, Mike's journey through life has been marked by a relentless pursuit of health and healing. For over a decade, he has harnessed the power of various cannabis oils and cutting-edge nanotechnology to manage severe epilepsy, chronic Lyme disease, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and chronic pain. Over the past six years, Mike Robinson has generously shared his personal journey and invaluable insights into cannabinoid medicine with a global audience. His mission is to bridge the gap between patients, healthcare professionals, and the world of cannabinoid research. His efforts have been instrumental in assisting patients on their path to wellness and in educating clinicians worldwide.

Mike is not just a user of cannabinoid products; he is also a visionary innovator in the field. He is the creator of CBGa 420, Endo Canna Systems, KEEFBARS, KEEFCAPS, and a co-founder of The Nano Group and Nanobles Corp, a California-based intellectual property holding corporation specializing in nanotechnology. Additionally, he co-founded CBGa Crumble, created ECS Balance Control, and launched Genevieve's Dream CBGa Brand. Mike is also a co-founder of The CBG Folks, an organization dedicated to advancing the understanding and use of cannabigerol (CBG). Mike's well-recognized motto, "Get Balanced TM," reflects his commitment to helping individuals achieve equilibrium in their lives through the power of CBGa and the endocannabinoid system (ECS).

Before his pioneering work in cannabinoid medicine, Mike served as the Director of Consumer Affairs and Communications at The American Academy of Cannabinoid Medicine. His career also includes leadership in a compassion program that provided alternative protocol treatments to countless disadvantaged cannabis patients. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Mike is a published researcher, journalist, and an internationally recognized specialist in cannabinoid research. He brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the field, enhancing our collective understanding of the potential of cannabinoids in medical applications. Mike Robinson's commitment to advocacy extends beyond the realm of cannabinoid medicine. He is a former registered Civil Rights lobbyist, tirelessly representing disabled children pro bono nationwide for over two decades. His dedication to community service is evident in his past board membership with Big Brothers and Sisters and in his founding of multiple nonprofits dedicated to improving the lives of disabled children. One of Mike's most heartwarming and inspiring stories is his adoption of a severely disabled child named Genevieve from the very compassion program he once directed, a testament to his enduring compassion and commitment to helping others. In addition to his numerous roles and achievements, Mike Robinson is a sought-after keynote speaker and an integral member of organizational committees for prestigious symposiums around the world.

Mike Robinson's journey into the cannabis world was rooted in compassion and love, driven by personal experience and a deep desire to help those in need. As a multiple cancer survivor, Mike found solace in cannabis oils and CBD, which propelled him into a path of discovery and advocacy. He founded the Global Cannabinoid Research Center after being molded into a researcher as the Director of communications at the American Academy of Cannabinoid Medicine; before he spent years on the road helping patients in need through the most extensive compassion programs the legacy world of Cannabis had ever seen. The mentorship of Dennis Peron was key to Mike, as he is a renowned figure in cannabis compassion and the author of the 1996 re-legalization of Cannabis Prop 215, Mike has mirrored this spirit of generosity and has established numerous nonprofits and created programs that offer medicinal cannabis alternatives to aiding children with disabilities. Mike Robinson is a researcher, a beacon of hope, and a testament to the power of healing and compassion in the cannabis community.